Synthetic ammonia co-production technology
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Besides co-producing methanol and ammonium carbonate, what else can be produced as a by-product of ammonia synthesis?
I don’t know that much, but I guess there’s not much to know! I hope experts can clarify!
Urea, nitric acid, and other substances can also be produced as by-products, and it can be widely used in the chemical industry, light industry, fertilizer production, pharmaceuticals, synthetic fibers, plastics, dyes, etc.; the only difference is the amount required.
Apart from methanol, any products related to ammonia can be produced alongside it, such as urea and nitric acid. Our factory produces one organic product as a by-product: 1-isoammonia, 2-isoammonia, and 3-isoammonia.
This post was last edited by pecker on 2010-7-4 01:19. Nitric acid, ammonium nitrate, and gaseous fertilizers can also be produced as by-products.
In addition to those mentioned above, products such as oxalic acid and ethylamine can also be produced.
Methane can also be produced using methanol and ammonia as raw materials; methamine is a widely used chemical material that can be further processed in downstream applications
1,2/3-Nitrotoluene, ortho-meso-para
We produce products such as melamine, cyclohexylamine, and liquid carbon dioxide; it seems that we can also produce hydrogen peroxide as a by-product.