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Urea conversion rate in the triamine reactor

2010-04-18View Original

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What are the conversion rates of urea in triamine reactors using low-pressure and atmospheric-pressure methods?
Reply #22010-04-20
Around 90%, with highs of 93% and lows of 82%. Generally, it is calculated based on urea consumption; the theoretical amount required is 2.86 tons, which is then divided by the actual amount of urea used
Reply #32010-04-20
The urea conversion rate in the triamine reactor using the low-pressure and atmospheric-pressure methods should refer to the single-pass conversion rate.
Reply #42010-04-23
This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2010-4-28 08:59. Here, the figure is around 95%, with a typical consumption of about 2950 kg of triamine per ton
Reply #52010-04-28
What was said on the third floor is correct; it refers to the one-way urea conversion rate.

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