Problems with ammonia-conducting electric furnaces during the heating up of synthetic ammonia production
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The temperature increase during ammonia synthesis should be determined based on the condition of the catalyst: it should be slower at the beginning and faster later on. What is the exact temperature? For our company’s synthesis tower, with a temperature range of 35°C to 45°C, what temperature should be reached when gas is introduced, and what level of circulation rate should be used in order to reduce power consumption appropriately?
I’m not sure how many questions the original poster has; I’ll answer the last one. That is, when the temperature of the synthetic catalyst rises to its active level and the system’s circulation rate is at its maximum yet the temperature continues to rise, it’s possible to gradually reduce the power supply.