Ammonia Synthesis Using A Reaction Apparatus

A process for ammonia synthesis, the process comprising:

• passing a feed gas via an inlet opening over a catalyst within a reactor, wherein the feed gas comprises nitrogen and hydrogen under pressure;
• passing ammonia produced in the reactor as a wet gas to a condensation unit comprising at least three heat exchangers configured monolithically with one another, wherein the ammonia condenses;
• wherein the first heat exchanger includes a countercurrent cooler to cause the wet gas to exchange heat with a dry gas from which ammonia has already condensed, thereby producing a cooled wet gas;
• the second heat exchanger includes a condenser to separate the wet gas into gaseous reactants and a liquid pressurized condensate;
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• the third heat exchanger includes an aftercooler to subcool the liquid pressurized condensate;
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• discharging the subcooled liquid pressurized condensate through a collection channel and discharging the dry gas via an outlet opening.