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Safety facilities related to ammonia gas

2015-06-17View Original

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There is currently a 20,000L reactor, and the process requires the introduction of ammonia gas into the reactor – approximately 900 kg of ammonia. The reactor contains the product to be produced as well as 3,000L of water. What safety devices are necessary on the reactor during the process of introducing ammonia gas? Also, who has an ammonia recovery process? Please give some guidance! ! ! Thank you
Reply #22015-06-18
Generally, cooling measures, safe venting procedures, feed cutoff mechanisms, temperature alarm interlocks are required; other safety measures should be implemented as appropriate depending on the nature of the reaction. Ammonia gas cannot be released directly and must be absorbed before being discharged. This is for reference only
Reply #32015-06-18
Is ammonia gas absorbed in water for reuse? If reuse is not possible, it can be absorbed with dilute salts or acids

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