Urea reactor
Level

Overview
In a Urea reactor, ammonium carbonate is decomposed into urea and water. Nearly pure urea is discharged from the reactor via the long pipe, which projects into the upper part of the vessel from the bottom. During the reaction process, the level in the reactor must be kept as constant as possible to maximise the purity and productivity of the process.
Operating Conditions
- Measuring Task
- Level measurement
- Measuring Point
- Tank
- Medium
- Urea, ammonium carbamate, water
- Measuring Range
- 1 m
- Temperature
- +180 ... +200 °C
- Pressure
- +140 … +150 bar
Challenges
- Highly aggressive media, temperature, high pressure, corrosion
Benefits
- Reliable: Reliable measurement despite highly aggressive media
- Cost effective: Long service life thanks to special high-resistance steel
- User friendly: Simple installation, even in difficult spatial conditions
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