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I have a question! (Regarding coal standards)

2008-01-18View Original

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I have a question! There are standards for coal used in ammonia synthesis, so is there one for urea as well? Could someone provide the following? Thank you! This post was last edited by ShiftDelete on 2008-1-18 13:26 ]
Reply #22008-01-18
Is urea derived from synthetic ammonia? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Reply #32008-01-20
The product of your company’s coal consumption standard for ammonia synthesis and the ammonia consumption standard for urea is the coal consumption standard for urea production. You are clearly working in a specific process within a fertilizer manufacturing enterprise, but that’s fine – feel free to speak up. The chemical engineering forum is a place where everyone can learn, improve their skills, and exchange ideas!

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