Urea production method and urea production device
A manufacturing method and urea technology, applied in the field of urea manufacturing, can solve problems such as increased water vapor consumption, and achieve the effects of reducing water vapor consumption and improving urea conversion rate
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[0062] use figure 1 The apparatus shown, carries out the synthesis of urea. The pressure of the synthesis system (reactor A, stripper B) is set to 160bar, the NH in the reactor A 3 Components and CO 2 The molar ratio (N / C) of the components was set to 3.7, H 2 O component CO 2 The molar ratio of the components was set at 0.58. In addition, H 2The O component removes the water produced during urea synthesis from the actually existing water, and the H 2 The molar amount of the O component is a value obtained by subtracting the urea molar amount from the water molar amount.
[0063] To reactor A, 10% by weight of carbon dioxide required as a raw material was introduced, and the entire amount of raw material ammonia was heated to a temperature of 140°C and introduced, and the operating temperature of reactor A was maintained at 182°C for reaction. The synthesis mixture obtained in reactor A is sent to stripping column B, and while being heated in 20 bar steam, stripping is ...
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[0067] 80% by weight of the decomposed gas from the stripper B is sent to the shell side of the condenser D, and the remaining 20% by weight is sent to the reactor A together with the condensate through the ejector 12a, except that it is the same as in the example 1 is implemented in the same way. As a result, the temperature of the reactor A rose by 4°C. Also, increasing the operating pressure to 165 bar, the temperature of reactor A increased by 8°C. As a result, the conversion of carbon dioxide to urea is increased by 2%, and the consumption of water vapor (20 bar) in the stripper B is reduced by 0.1 ton per ton of urea (approximately 15% by weight).
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