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I would like to ask heroes whether the ammonia in coke oven gas can be absorbed with nitric acid?

2007-12-17View Original

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I would like to ask heroes whether the ammonia in coke oven gas can be absorbed with nitric acid? Production * ao sour. Thanks.
Reply #22009-04-07
Sir, it is possible, but it depends on the economics. First of all, you need to know whether the ammonia content and gas volume in the coke oven gas or raw coal gas are suitable for production.* ao acid an. Secondly, consider whether there are nitric acid resources nearby and any special requirements for materials and processes. Thirdly, consider whether the concentration after absorption is appropriate. Fourthly, cost. I have not calculated it. It is estimated that it is not appropriate. The above opinions are for reference only.
Reply #32009-05-29
Mainly because the material requirements and root systems are different, right?

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