Ammonia reactor
Pressure

Overview
In the ammonia reactor, nitrogen reacts with hydrogen to form ammonia. The temperature in the reactor can be anywhere up to 500 °C at pressures of 200 bar. To monitor the system pressure, the measurement itself does not take place in the interior of the reactor, but in the cooler inlet pipe of the reactor.
Operating Conditions
- Measuring Task
- Pressure measurement
- Measuring Point
- Pipeline
- Medium
- Nitrogen, hydrogen
- Measuring Range
- Process pressure
- Temperature
- +350 ... +400 °C
- Pressure
- +180 … +200 bars
Challenges
- Diffusion
Benefits
- Reliable: Special sealing concept prevents diffusion by the ammonia
- Cost effective: Maintenance-free operation even at high temperatures and pressures
- User friendly: Simple installation and commissioning
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