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Denitration ammonia water evaporator

2017-06-11View Original

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In the denitration process of thermal power plants, there is a unit that heats and evaporates ammonia water or liquid ammonia to produce ammonia gas. Is there anyone who could share a schematic diagram of this evaporator?
Reply #22017-08-05
Ammonia water evaporators are much simpler, while liquid ammonia is more complex; it mainly depends on what is used for heating
Reply #32019-12-29
Is there a schematic diagram for the evaporation of high-temperature flue gas in thermal power plants?
Reply #42019-12-30
For liquid ammonia, a simple water bath evaporator is usually sufficient, with steam/hot water/electricity available as heating media. Ammonia water is relatively more complex; there are mainly two processes, one of which is complete evaporation, that is, the complete vaporization of ammonia water. Another method is distillation, which involves evaporating the ammonia from ammonia water. Different processes result in significant differences in procedures and controls, as well as entirely different equipment.

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