Synthetic ammonia using natural gas as a raw material
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What energy-saving measures are currently available for the ammonia synthesis process that uses natural gas as a raw material?
1. A saturated hot water tower process can be used to reduce steam consumption； 2. The steam condensate produced by the conversion unit is stripped using steam; the steam at the top of the tower is fed into the raw natural gas, while the condensate at the bottom of the tower is sent to the desalination station for further purification ； 3. Adopt an efficient MDEA desulfurization process, or use a cold box process to refine syngas. That’s all I can think of for now; let’s hear what others have to say.
In the petrochemical industry these days, semi-water gas is produced by burning oil residues, and the biggest problem with this is that it places high demands on the equipment
How are impurities removed when producing ammonia from natural gas? What is the principle behind it?
Replace traditional external heating conversion with heat-exchange conversion.