How many ten-thousand tons of urea can be produced from 500,000 tons of synthetic ammonia?
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Is it approximately 500,000 tons when all the coke oven gas from a coking plant with an annual production capacity of 10 million tons of coke is used to produce synthetic ammonia? How many ten-thousand tons of urea can be produced from 500,000 tons of synthetic ammonia?
This post was last edited by 654262293 on 2010-9-9 11:37. The ammonia consumption for urea is calculated at 590 kg/t; go and do the calculation yourself!
300,000 tons of synthetic ammonia correspond to 520,000 tons of urea, while 500,000 tons of synthetic ammonia should correspond to 870,000 tons of urea. But it is necessary to ensure that there is enough carbon dioxide.
500,000 tons of synthetic ammonia should correspond to 830,000 tons of urea.
Currently, the ammonia consumption in urea production plants is below 580 kg per ton of urea. Therefore, 500,000 tons of synthetic ammonia can produce at least 860,000 tons of urea.
The ammonia consumption for urea can be as low as 575 kilograms, depending on the level of control.
The commonly referred to “5080” device generally has an operating margin of 20~30%
I calculated that it should be between 800,000 and 900,000 tons
The key to this issue is urea ammonia consumption. Generally, the ammonia consumption per ton of urea ranges between 0.55 and 0.60; the exact value depends on whether production can be maintained at a high level.
One ton of coke produces approximately 430 cubic meters of coke oven gas; use this figure to calculate how much ammonia can be produced
It’s related to the manufacturing process; since the device is larger, it should be possible to produce more than with 3052.