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What are the requirements for ammonia content in the inlet gas of low-temperature methanol washing?

2015-12-09View Original

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What are the requirements for ammonia content in the inlet gas of low-temperature methanol washing?
Reply #22015-12-09
It should be different processes with varying specifications; the specification for low-temperature methanol washing in the coal pulverization pressurized gasification system at our Second Chemical Research Institute is less than 20 ppm
Reply #32015-12-14
The shift gas in our process must pass through an ammonia scrubber, so that its ammonia content is less than 1 ppm
Reply #42016-01-10
The lower, the better; ammonia will continue to accumulate in the system, and it is generally required to be less than 1 ppm
Reply #52016-01-15
The better, the more likely there will be an ammonia scrubber tower. The tower outlet is kept below 1 ppm; if it rises, the flow rate of the washing water is increased.
Reply #62016-01-18
The lower, the better; ammonia will continue to accumulate in the system

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