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Xiangyun Co., Ltd.: Successful commissioning of ammonia compressors in the 300,000-ton synthetic ammonia production facility Author/Source: Xiangyun Co., Ltd. Date: 2021-08-04 Views: 12 On July 11, the ammonia compressors in Xiangyun Co., Ltd.’s 300,000-ton synthetic ammonia production facility were successfully commissioned. Tests such as low-speed tripping tests, electronic and mechanical tests were carried out successfully, with all parameters remaining within normal ranges. The commissioning of the ammonia compression unit was carried out in full by new employees from the synthesis workshop on-site; it represented a crucial step for Xiangyun Shares’ Yunhuaan team in moving from theory to practical application. The ammonia plant serves as the final stage in the ammonia synthesis process. To ensure the smooth commissioning of the ammonia synthesis plant, the project team regarded the construction of the ammonia station as a key milestone in the project development. The deputy project manager was assigned to oversee this process, monitoring progress and coordinating efforts to guarantee that the construction of the ammonia station would not interfere with the commissioning of the ammonia synthesis plant. The project progress is advancing vigorously, with a focus on maintaining quality and safety. Excavation of the foundation pit and site clearing began on April 14. After more than a month of work by the construction team to build the foundations for the liquid collection tanks, cabinets, and platforms at the ammonia plant site, the foundations for the three spherical tanks were completed between May 15th and 20th. On June 8th, the installation of the third spherical tank began, and work is progressing smoothly. It is precisely through unremitting efforts and a determination to overcome difficulties that the progress of the ammonia plant can be advanced in an orderly manner. It is believed that with the efforts of everyone in the project team, the ammonia synthesis project will be able to start operating successfully by the end of August.
300,000 tons – that’s quite a lot indeed