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| Categories | Ammonia Cracker |
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| Brand Name: | Joshining |
| Model Number: | PD-X |
| Certification: | CE, ABS, CCS, BV, DNV, ASME, GOST |
| Place of Origin: | Suzhou, China |
| MOQ: | 1 set |
| Price: | Negotiate |
| Payment Terms: | L/C,T/T,Western Union, |
| Supply Ability: | 1000 sets/year |
| Delivery Time: | 2 months after received down payment |
| Packaging Details: | Normal exported wooden case |
| Capacity: | 5-300 Nm3/h |
| Dew Point: | -70℃ |
| Certificate: | /BV/CCS/ISO/TS |
| Raw material: | Natural gas |
| Dew point: | -70 ℃ |
| Application: | Heat Treatment, Fastener |
| Name: | Automatic Ammonia Cracker |
| Company Info. |
| Joshining Energy & Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. |
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Automatic Ammonia Cracker for Hydrogen Generation
Are designed to produce cover gases for a variety of applications from use as a
non-oxidizing atmosphere in the heat treating of bright metals,
such as aluminum and copper, to providing a carburizing atmosphere
for some metals to simply providing an inert and explosion-proof
environment in which to mix chemicals, formulate flammable recipes
or prevent combustion. These cover gases are produced from the
combustion of hydrocarbon fuels. Although propane and natural gas
are the most commonly used, virtually any combustible fuel, such as
MAP gas or even liquid fuels, such as kerosene or fuel oil, can be
used.
Are compact; water-cooled units for either rich or lean
atmospheres. Although natural gas and propane are normally used as
fuel other materials such as, MAP gas, methane and even alcohol can
be used.
The exothermic generator is essentially a very tightly constructed
and controlled combustion chamber into which
a precisely measured and controlled mixture of air and fuel are
introduced and ignited. The mixture burns at temperatures from
1,900F to 2,300F.
There are actually two types of exothermic gas generators; one to
produce a lean exo-gas comprised largely of nitrogen and carbon
dioxide (with very little hydrogen) and a different type to produce
a rich exo-gas containing somewhat less nitrogen and carbon dioxide
and substantially more carbon monoxide and a larger hydrogen
component.

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