Production of industrial synthetic ammonia 2

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The medium-pressure method operates at a pressure of 20–60 MPa. The advantages and disadvantages of this method lie between those of the high-pressure and low-pressure methods; it features relatively mature technology and good cost-effectiveness. The determination of the synthesis pressure is primarily based on energy consumption as well as comprehensive costs that include energy use, raw material expenses, and equipment investment; in other words, it depends on technical and economic indicators. Experimental results show that a synthesis pressure of 13–30 MPa is relatively economical. In summary, within the range of 15–30 MPa, the difference in power consumption is minimal; most systems use this range

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