I heard that the urea production process involving full circulation of aqueous solutions is set to be phased out, with new installations prohibited in the future. Is this true or false?

2016-02-15View Original

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I heard that the urea production process involving full circulation of aqueous solutions is set to be phased out, with new installations prohibited in the future. Is this true or false?

Reply #22016-02-16

It’s possible; there is a severe overcapacity in urea production, and companies across the country are currently in the process of phasing it out.

Reply #32016-02-20

Whether it will be phased out depends on the operating costs of the device; if its energy consumption is lower than that of other processes, it naturally won’t be eliminated.

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