Nitrogen+Syngas
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November/December 2024 Issue
- Australia's nitrogen industry - An ammonium nitrate industry geared around producing explosives for the mining sector is now being joined by a major urea project and a number of renewables-based products for export of green ammonia.
- Coal-based nitrogen capacity - In spite of increasing environmental concerns over the use of coal as a feedstock, it continues to provide around one quarter of the world's ammonia. But in a world that is decarbonising, is there still a future for coal-based capacity?
- Financing new green ammonia plants - With a large number of green ammonia projects under development, financing remains the greatest hurdle to getting ventures off the ground.
- Making RFNBO compliant ammonia competitive - AFRY Management Consulting explores potential ways to achieve cost savings and make RFNBO compliant ammonia production competitive against conventional 'grey' ammonia.
- Cryogenic storage for green ammonia - Stamicarbon, in collaboration with KT Tech, has developed a cryogenic energy storage system, named GALCES™, for green ammonia plants that addresses the intermittency challenges of renewable energy supply.
- Conversion into hybrid ammonia plants - thyssenkrupp Uhde has developed a concept for hybrid grey/green ammonia plants using green hydrogen injection and pretreated reformer flue gas to close the nitrogen gap.
- Introducing ammonia flow-induced corrosion - Extensive and severe internal attack of carbon steel equipment and lines in aqua ammonia service has been observed at several Yara manufacturing sites, which challenges the current understanding of flow-accelerated corrosion.
- Revamp activities in urea plants - thyssenkrupp Uhde provides an overview of revamp activites in urea plants from an EPC contractor perspective.
- Revamping to optimise performance and sustainability - Toyo discusses its urea revamping experiences and approach to upgrade plants to the latest processes, strategies for reducing GHG emissions and urea equipment replacement.
- Nitrogen+Syngas Expoconference 2025 - a preview of next year's CRU conference and exhibition, to be held in Barcelona, Spain, from 10-12 February 2025.
- 2024 AIChE Ammonia Safety Symposium - Venkat Pattabathula, a member of the AIChE Ammonia Safety Committee, reports on the American Institute of Chemical Engineers' (AIChE) Safety in Ammonia Plants and Related Facilities Symposium held in San Diego on 8-12 September 2024.
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