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Investigation on the use of steam in urea hydrolysis towers

2015-10-18View Original

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Dear sea friends, what process do you use for urea hydrolysis? What is the pressure of the steam used for hydrolysis? Saturated or superheated?
Reply #22015-10-20
It doesn’t matter whether it’s superheated steam or saturated steam, right?
Reply #32015-10-25
We use superheated steam, with a pressure of 2.2 MPA and a temperature of 310 degrees
Reply #42015-10-26
2.5MPA 230 degrees is also considered superheated steam
Reply #52015-10-26
The temperature corresponding to 2.2 MPA saturated steam is 222°C, which is a high degree of superheating.
Reply #62015-10-26
It was reduced from 4.1 MPa to 2.2 MPa, and the temperature was also lowered from 382 degrees using cooling water. Both temperature and pressure are adjustable
Reply #72015-10-27
We use exhaust gas from C02 compressor turbines; it is superheated steam with a pressure of 2.2 MPA and a temperature of around 310 degrees

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