Where does the ammonia gas from the ammonia vaporization tower go?
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The gas purification process uses a spray saturator to produce ammonium sulfide, and vacuum potassium carbonate method for desulfurization. I would like to ask about the destination of the ammonia gas evaporated in the ammonia evaporation tower, which is used in conjunction with the potassium carbonate in vacuum process. :Lol, thanks.
It should have been recycled... it can be further processed
The ammonia gas evaporated in the ammonia vaporization tower can enter the ammonia decomposition furnace, where it is decomposed into nitrogen and hydrogen before being returned to the gas mixture； Or introduce ammonia into a saturator to produce ammonium sulfate ； There is also the production of concentrated ammonia, but this is not cost-effective; it requires a high amount of energy, there is no demand for it, and it is difficult to handle. Another one is the production of anhydrous ammonia. I only know these kinds. The ammonia vaporization tower is used to treat residual ammonia water or phenol water; it has nothing to do with vacuum potassium carbonate desulfurization, right?