



Stripper
Carbamate is broken down into ammonia (NH3) and carbon dioxide (CO2). The urea solution is cleaner, and subsequent process sequences can run at lower pressures.
Pressure 23 bar, temperature 205 °C
Pressure in tube bundle 140 bar.
Scrubber
Pool reactor
Carbamate and urea reaction in a single high-pressure vessel. Ammonia and CO2 condense to carbamate, which is subsequently converted to urea and water. The newly-developed pool process reduces the high-pressure vessel volume to some 30 to 40% of the conventional reactor volume.
The process pressure is 140 bar at a temperature of 185°C. The pressure in the tube bundle is 4.5 bar at a temperature around 170°C (low pressure steam).
Reactor
Conventional urea reaction. Conversion of the carbamate to urea and water. The slow reaction requires large reactor volumes.
Pressure 140 bar at a temperature of 183°C.
Fallfilm-Kondensator
Ammoniak (NH3) und Kohlendioxyd (CO2) kondensieren zu Karbamat. Die dabei entstehende Abwärme wird zur Erzeugung von Niederdruck-Dampf verwendet.
Der prozessseitige Druck beträgt 140 bar bei einer Temperatur von etwa 170 °C.
Internals
Reactor bottoms, liquid distributor systems for strippers, internals for condensers and scrubbers.
Pipework
Prefabricated pipework and pipe bends, pipe fittings such as reduction couplings, T-pieces, etc.