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On the conversion factor for nitrogen

2016-01-28View Original

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Recently, it was found that the equivalent coal coefficient for nitrogen varies; some values are 0.21 (under standard conditions), while others are 0.6714 (when it is used as a main product). Is there any relationship between these two values? Thank you all!
Reply #22016-01-28
They are different; one refers to the standard coal consumption for physical separation and purification, while the other refers to the standard coal consumption associated with bond breaking in reactions
Reply #32016-01-28
Perhaps the purity of nitrogen for the two uses is different, and the consumption during the production process varies as well

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