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Does the Shell gasification-based ammonia synthesis plant require CO2 to replace nitrogen?

2011-02-07View Original

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Is replacing nitrogen with CO2 in the gasification unit beneficial for the ammonia synthesis plant? Does the use of nitrogen have an adverse effect on the liquid nitrogen washing device?
Reply #22011-02-07
It doesn’t seem to be of much help for ammonia synthesis, but it offers many benefits for methanol production
Reply #32011-02-08
When using CO2 to transport pulverized coal for methanol production, it can be removed during the low-temperature methanol washing process; whereas when nitrogen is used to transport pulverized coal, nitrogen being an inert gas is not favorable for methanol production, but it has little impact on ammonia synthesis!
Reply #42011-02-08
The advantage of using CO2 for coal transportation compared to nitrogen is that, at a gasification pressure of 40 atmospheres, using nitrogen requires cooling with liquid nitrogen in the liquid nitrogen washing stage, whereas using CO2 eliminates the need for such cooling.

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