Process for the preparation of urea
AssigneeStamicarbon B.V.
InventorsStephen Rudolf Alexander Zwart, Johannes Henricus Mennen
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AssigneeStamicarbon B.V.
InventorsStephen Rudolf Alexander Zwart, Johannes Henricus Mennen
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Process for the preparation of urea from ammonia and carbon dioxide in a urea production process comprising, in a high-pressure synthesis section: a. a reactor, wherein ammonia and carbon dioxide react to form a urea-comprising synthesis solution; b. a stripper, wherein the urea-comprising synthesis solution is heated and stripped, optionally in counter-current with a stripping agent; c. a submerged condenser, wherein the gas leaving the top of the stripper is, at least partially, condensed to form a condensate solution and d. an ejector, in the line connecting the submerged condenser and the reactor, supporting the transport of the condensate solution from the submerged condenser to the reactor, wherein a gas stream leaving the top of the submerged condenser is controlled by one or more controlling elements.
A process for the preparation of urea from ammonia and carbon dioxide in a high pressure synthesis section of a urea production process comprising,
A plant for the preparation of urea from ammonia and carbon dioxide comprising, in a high-pressure synthesis section, a reactor, a stripper, a submerged condenser, an ejector positioned in a line connecting the submerged condenser and the reactor, and a conduit connected to a top of the submerged condenser, wherein the conduit comprises one or more controlling elements.
A process for the optimization of a plant for the preparation of urea from ammonia and carbon dioxide comprising, in a high-pressure synthesis section, a reactor, a stripper, a submerged condenser and an ejector, in the line connecting the submerged condenser and the reactor, the method comprising providing one or more controlling elements in a conduit which is connected to a top of the submerged condenser.
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