Device for rapidly responding to required ammonia amount changes in urea-hydrolysis ammonia preparation and implementation method of device
A urea hydrolysis and rapid response technology, which can be used in the simultaneous control of multiple variables, non-electric variable control, ammonia preparation/separation, etc., can solve the problems of slow response speed of urea hydrolysis to ammonia production
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[0073] Such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, the urea hydrolysis ammonia production quick response ammonia demand change device includes a hydrolyzer 23, a urine input pipe 6, a gas ammonia output pipe 3, a gas ammonia flow control valve 4 arranged on the gas ammonia output pipe, and a gas ammonia flow control valve 4 arranged on the urine ammonia output pipe. The urine flow control valve 7 on the liquid input pipe, the signal analysis display alarm controller 1 for receiving and processing the ammonia demand signal, the first signal converter 2 and the second signal converter 5, one end of the urine input pipe 6 One end of the gas and ammonia output pipe 3 is all communicated with the hydrolyzer 23, and the signal analysis shows that the signal output end of the alarm controller 1 is respectively connected with the signal input end of the first signal converter 2 and the signal input of the second signal converter 5 through the signal line. The signal output end of the fi...
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