Urea production process with high energy efficiency

Organic compounds -- part of the class 532-570 series – Organic compounds – Amino nitrogen containing

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564 67, 564 68, 564 69, 564 70, 564 72, C07C27304

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ABSTRACT:
A urea production process with high energy efficiency, in which the urea solution obtained from the synthesis stage is subjected to a first stage of high pressure thermal decomposition of the ammonium carbamate which has not undergone conversion to urea together with simultaneous self-stripping by excess ammonia, the gaseous products from said decomposition being condensed in two stages at different temperatures, in the first of which the heat is directly transferred to a second ammonium carbamate decomposition stage which is divided into two parts, namely a first thermal decomposition part and a second part consisting of adiabatic stripping with part of the carbon dioxide feed to the process.

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