Process of producing ammonium nitrate with exhausted gas from synthetic ammonia freezing system
A refrigeration system and air release technology, applied in the direction of ammonium nitrate, refrigeration and liquefaction, liquefaction, etc., can solve the problems of increased ammonia water volume, increased energy consumption, and increased electricity load of ice machines, so as to reduce outlet pressure, The effect of increasing the air volume and reducing the power load
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[0012] The liquid ammonia from the liquid ammonia storage tank is passed into the ammonia cooler of the synthetic ammonia section. After the hydrogen-nitrogen mixed circulating gas is cooled, the evaporated gas ammonia is all sent to the refrigeration system. After being pressurized by the ice machine, it is cooled in the ice machine water cooler It is liquid ammonia, which is sent into the liquid ammonia storage tank from the lower part for the recycling use of the ammonia cooler, and the insufficient part is supplemented by the large liquid ammonia storage tank.
[0013] The water cooler of the ice machine is connected with the gas phase of the liquid ammonia storage tank, and is used to vent the non-condensable gas accumulated in the water cooler of the ice machine. Release air directly into the ammonium nitrate neutralizer, react with nitric acid to produce ammonium nitrate solution, and form ammonium nitrate product through evaporation and crystallization process, in which...
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