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How much synthetic ammonia and carbon dioxide are required to produce one ton of urea?

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Urea is used in the stripping process
Reply #22016-05-07
Just calculate it by using the equation yourself and you’ll know
Reply #32016-05-10
This depends on the size of the device and the process design; our current actual ammonia consumption is around 0.54, while CO2 consumption is around 0.7
Reply #42016-11-08
Which unit are you from, where the ammonia consumption and CO2 emissions are even lower than the theoretical values? Please clarify whether the data is accurate! ! !
Reply #52017-01-03
Theoretical value: 566.6 kg of ammonia is consumed, and 733.3 kg of carbon dioxide is consumed; The guaranteed value (loss method) for the device designed by Stamica in the Netherlands is as follows: generally, 568 kg of synthetic ammonia is consumed, and 735 kg of carbon dioxide is consumed

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