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Ammonia synthesis process with liquid nitrogen washing process

2016-02-20View Original

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In an ammonia synthesis process that uses liquid nitrogen washing, is there no air release in the synthesis loop?
Reply #22016-02-22
There should still be some vent gas, but less than that in the methanation purification process.
Reply #32016-02-23
It doesn’t sound right! This title! www.donghongsheng.com Liquid nitrogen-liquid oxygen-nitrogen displacement
Reply #42016-03-09
But we don’t allow emptying; it goes back to the previous system
Reply #52016-04-02
Which previous section should we return to? Should it go back directly or be processed first?
Reply #62016-04-05
There is basically none; only a portion of hydrogen and nitrogen is dissolved in liquid ammonia, and some of this ammonia-containing hydrogen and nitrogen is released when the pressure is reduced
Reply #72016-05-15
Check whether it is an air separation unit with all components removed; if not, inert gases such as argon are still present.

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