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Production technologies for industrial ammonia water and reagent ammonia water

2010-11-27View Original

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I occasionally check the Shanghai Chuan forum, and it seems that there are still people asking questions regarding the production of ammonia. In fact, while providing services to our clients, we have also noticed that the level of technology related to the use of ammonia in our country is extremely uneven; the overall standard is low, and there is still much room for improvement in terms of system safety as well as environmental protection and energy efficiency. Since we developed new process equipment for liquid ammonia dilution in 2002, our efforts have led to significant progress in liquid ammonia dilution and ammonia recovery; we believe that the technology related to ammonia applications has improved a lot. Of course, its adoption rate remains low, which is partly due to the lack of effective promotion by us. If you have time, please visit our website at http://www.nh3.com.cn; I believe you will find it very useful.
Reply #22010-11-27
Flue gas desulfurization in power generation boilers and in steel plant sintering processes is currently shifting towards the ammonia-based desulfurization method in China, mainly because this method suits China’s national conditions and does not cause secondary pollution during the process. Its by-product is sulfuric an, which has great application potential in our country. Neither steel companies nor power generation companies are chemical plants, and they have a profound fear of liquid ammonia; we experienced this deeply throughout the project implementation process. Currently, many factory sites do not allow the construction of liquid ammonia storage areas, let alone the use of liquid ammonia vaporization to supply ammonia. Therefore, the efficient liquid ammonia dilution device invented by our company meets this need by enabling liquid ammonia trucks to dilute a load of liquid ammonia on-site into ammonia solution in a short time, thereby **reducing the risks associated with ammonia storage. At the same time, the dilution process is safe and stable, and users rate it as safer than the process of transferring liquid ammonia from a vehicle to a storage tank (no pumps are required, as it transitions from a pressurized state to atmospheric pressure naturally). The dilution rate is also quite fast, taking 2 to 3 hours to complete, which is similar to the traditional method of discharging ammonia into a storage tank, or even faster. To date, nearly 20 units capable of diluting 4 to 8 tons per hour have been put into operation, primarily serving the flue gas desulfurization market. They have achieved satisfactory results and received full recognition from users. The entire dilution process generates almost no noise, indicating that it proceeds smoothly; there are no shockful processes within the equipment, thus ensuring safety and a longer service life. If there is pressurized process water and circulating cooling water, power consumption does not increase any further, with almost zero additional energy consumption. To produce softened water and new circulating water, with a comprehensive power consumption of 20%, the electricity required for ammonia is only around 0.5 kWh per ton. The manufacturing cost of diluting tonnage of liquid ammonia into ammonia water is less than one yuan. Many users won’t believe this message, and even many engineers from ammonia synthesis plants don’t believe it either; this is what the users told us. Many people only came to our users’ sites to see it in person before believing in and ordering the system. It is believed that over time, more and more people will come to recognize the advantages of new process equipment. Those who are interested are welcome to visit our company’s website for more information. Website: http://www.nh3.com.cn Contact number: 18917378778, Mr. Liu
Reply #32011-01-25
It doesn’t seem that dangerous; just design and construct it in accordance with the standards – the technology is already quite mature.
Reply #42011-01-25
Working in the chemical industry is inherently dangerous; how could there be any work that isn’t dangerous? Just be more careful!

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