Use of renewable energy in ammonia synthesis
A technology for ammonia synthesis and synthesis gas, applied in energy input, ammonia compound, hydrogen/syngas production, etc., can solve problems such as energy efficiency loss and reduction of chemical products
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[0155] Example 1: Primary and secondary reforming with electric compressor
[0156] Example 1 is a partial electrification process IV of the ammonia synthesis process described in Comparative Example 1 according to one embodiment of the present disclosure. In Process IV, partial electrification is provided by an electric compressor. The key elements of the electrified device or process IV are the Image 6 shown in ; except for the provision of energy, the process is substantially the same as in Comparative Example 1. A methane feed 205 in the amount of 59 metric tons per hour (t / hr) was fed to the process; pretreatment to remove sulfur and other deleterious components from this methane feed was not included in this model, nor in Image 6 shown in . Water 211 in an amount of 194 t / hr is evaporated and mixed with the methane feed. The resulting feed 215 is further preheated and fed to a primary reformer 220A at approximately 620°C and 690 psia where CO, CO 2 and H 2 . Ene...
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[0160] Example 2: Primary and secondary reforming with electric compressor and electric furnace
[0161] Example 2 is a further portion of the electrification process V of the ammonia synthesis process described in Comparative Example 1 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. In process V, in addition to the electric compressor of example 1, partial electrification is provided by means of an electric furnace. The key elements of the electrified equipment / process V are the Figure 7 shown in ; except for the provision of energy, the process is substantially the same as in Comparative Example 1. A methane feed 205 in the amount of 59 metric tons per hour (t / hr) was fed to the process; pretreatment to remove sulfur and other deleterious components from this methane feed was not included in this model, nor in Figure 7 shown in . Water 211 in an amount of 194 t / hr is evaporated and mixed with the methane feed. The resulting feed 215 is further preheated and fed t...
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[0165] Example 3: Primary and secondary reforming with electric compressor and electric reboiler
[0166] Example 3 is a different partial electrification process VI of the ammonia synthesis process described in Comparative Example 1 according to one embodiment of the present disclosure. In process VI, in addition to the electric compressor of embodiment 1, also by (CO 2 Remove 240A) electric reboiler to provide partial electrification. The key elements of this electrified device VI are the Figure 8 shown in ; except for the provision of energy, the process is substantially the same as in Comparative Example 1. A methane feed 205 in the amount of 59 metric tons per hour (t / hr) was fed to the process; pretreatment to remove sulfur and other deleterious components from this methane feed was not included in this model, nor in Figure 8 shown in . Water 211 in an amount of 194 t / hr is evaporated and mixed with the methane feed. The resulting feed 215 is further preheated and...
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