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Recovery of released gas

2016-12-10View Original

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In the coal-based synthetic ammonia plant, after passing through the vent gas quencher, there is still over 600 cubic meters of hydrogen and nitrogen gas in the low-pressure ammonia separator – has anyone managed to recover it? How is it recycled?
Reply #22016-12-11
It can be used as fuel for gas stoves. Currently, environmental regulations prohibit the use of small combustion stoves, so this product is still in high demand!
Reply #32016-12-11
Hydrogen is recovered through membrane separation and then sent to an exhaust gas furnace for combustion

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