Regarding the urea consumption quota
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What should be the standard consumption rate for 400 tons of urea per day? My email is bybyyan@163.com. Can anyone help me? I don’t understand itSerial Number | Name | Specification | Unit | Consumption Rate | Remarks
1 | Synthetic ammonia | NH3 > 99.5% | t | 0.589 |
2 | CO2 gas | CO2 ≥ 95.7% | t | 0.785 (based on 100%) |
3 | Recycled water | <32°C, △t = 6°C | m3 | 140 |
4 | Electricity | kWh | 150 |
5 | Fresh water | m3 | 30 |
6 | Steam | 1.275 MPa (absolute), 191°C | t | 1.36 |
7 | Instrument air | 0.588–0.785 MPa (absolute) | Nm3 | 8.3 |
8 | Lubricating oil | kg | 0.4 |
9 | Activated carbon desulfurizer | kg | 0.3 |
10 | Packaging bags | 50 kg/bag | Pieces | 20 |
Main urea production unit: Name, Specification, Unit, Consumption quota
Liquid ammonia, on a 100% basis: t, 0.575
CO2, on a 100% basis: t, 0.770
Cooling water, ≤32°C, Δt=10°C: t, 100
Electricity: kWh, 110
Steam, 2.5 MPa (A), 250°C: t, 1.05
Low-pressure steam (output): 0.45 MPa (A), 147°C: t, -0.198
Recovered steam condensate: t, 0.980
Packing bags: 50 kg/bag, Number, 20.5
Note: The above consumption metrics apply to the main urea production building; they do not include the section related to large particles. The consumption metrics for those large particles are based on the process specifications provided by Toyo. This post was last edited by 1025199692 on 2009-4-24 12:01]