Are there any processes or manufacturers that use electrolytic hydrogen to produce ammonia directly from nitrogen?
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Dear seniors and experts! Our company produces 72 million standard cubic meters of hydrogen as a by-product of 300,000 tons of caustic soda; the purity of this hydrogen is over 99%. The current selling price for it is only 0.3 yuan per cubic meter. I was wondering whether it would be cost-effective to use it in the production of liquid ammonia What scale of synthetic ammonia plant can be built per year?
It is not necessary to produce synthetic ammonia; if ammonia is produced, around 30,000 tons can be obtained, and nitrogen and other elements are also required, so it is not cost-effective to build new facilities. Hydrogen can be used to produce hydrogen peroxide
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What was said upstairs is correct: 9,000 cubic meters of hydrogen per hour can result in an annual production of around 400,000 tons of hydrogen peroxide at a rate of 27.5%, which represents quite substantial benefits. Now, many chlor-alkali plants and sodium chlorate production facilities have installed hydrogen peroxide production units as well, yielding considerable profits. With systems like sodium chlorate ones, if hydrogen is not recovered for the production of hydrogen peroxide, it results in losses and the system cannot operate. . .