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Has it been put into production? ? How far along is it now? ? What specific process is used? like: Where are the main equipment used for vaporization, air separation, conversion, desulfurization and decarbonization, ammonia synthesis, etc.? ? Anyone who knows please give me an answer, thank you
It was put into production last year. It uses natural gas as raw material, adopts the Kellogg process, and uses the Benfield liquid absorption method for decarbonization.
It was put into operation around November last year. It is said that the load of both sets has reached 85%. The two sets of ammonia synthesis units are running in parallel. It is a Kellogg process. The equipment seems to be second-hand equipment imported from South Korea. The main processes are desulfurization, one-stage and two-stage conversion, transformation, and decarbonization is the benfer liquid absorption method, which is running well now.
Kellogg process, the equipment is second-hand equipment imported from the demolition of Yeosu, South Korea. The current maximum load reaches 89%. The compressor load limits the device load. It is currently ready to be transformed.
xjs740 Haiyou, do you know about the driving situation of urea unit? Are there any parts of the urea unit that need to be modified?
The urea transformation is relatively large, the high-pressure system is shared (using Stamicarbon 2000+ technology), and the medium-pressure and low-pressure evaporation and hydrolysis systems are divided into two sets. And added large particles.