Energy-saving technological upgrades for ammonia synthesis
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This post was last edited by *a*umao on 2016-11-25 at 15:52. To reduce the steam output of ammonia synthesis plants, where should technical improvements be focused? I hope the experts can give me some guidance.
The question is too broad; you should search for relevant papers online and download them for a fee to study them.
Why reduce the steam volume? Won’t the steam run out?
The more thorough the heat recovery, the more energy-efficient the device actually is. I’m not sure what exactly you mean by that
Agreed; generally, efforts are made to increase steam production. .
You can consider the energy-saving aspects of the equipment from the perspective of using new technologies to **reduce the electricity consumption of the factory**
Reducing the hot water temperature in the waste boiler and changing the shell-side pressure of the waste boiler, as well as increasing the steam pressure, can reduce the steam output.
Yes, considering saving electricity is a good idea
For example, by installing a variable air volume control system on the compressor, and so on
Yes, it’s that there’s an excess of steam, and we want to carry out technical upgrades to save gas and electricity
Could Haiyou provide more details, such as the ammonia synthesis process, production volume, steam generation volume, etc.? Which grade of steam is not used up?