Case 15 Refrigeration System for Chemical Fertilizer Plant Ammonia Storage
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1 Case 15 Refrigeration System for Chemical Fertilizer Plant Ammonia Storage Copy Right By: Thomas T.S. Wan ) Dec. 28, 2012 All Rights Reserved Case Background: Ammonia is one of the important elements to make nitrogen fertilizer for agricultural crops in a fertilizer plant. In a fertilizer plant, ammonia in liquid form is produced and stored until it is used for production. Ammonia is usually stored in a storage tank. The physical property of ammonia requires the storage tank to be designed for high pressure vessel or the tank is to be design for 0 to 1 Psig DWP with a refrigeration system. Ammonia storage temperature for 0 Psig is about -28ºF. Figure 15-1 Ammonia Storage Tank
2 Ammonia pressure in the tank increases if the temperature increases. In order to keep the pressure inside the storage tank within the design working pressure which is close to atmospheric pressure, a vapor recovery and refrigeration system must be provided to recycle the boiled off ammonia vapor and return the liquefied ammonia gas back to the storage tank. This case is to discuss the provisions as how to design the refrigeration system for the ammonia storage tank. The property tables and pressure-enthalpy chart for ammonia are shown in the section of Related Technical and Engineering Information for the Case. Figure 15-2 Pressure-Enthalpy Diagram for Ammonia (R-717) Figure 15-3A Properties of Saturated Liquid and Vapor of Ammonia, -45ºF to 19ºF Figure 15-3B Properties of Saturated Liquid and Vapor of Ammonia 20ºF to 84ºF Figure 15-3C Properties of Saturated Liquid and Vapor of Ammonia 85ºF to 125ºF Figure 15-4 Properties of Superheated Vapor of Ammonia
3 Related Technical Data and Engineering Information for the Case: Figure 15-2 Pressure-Enthalpy Diagram for Ammonia (R-717)
4 Figure 15-3A Properties of Saturated Liquid and Vapor of Ammonia
5 Figure 15-3B Properties of Saturated Liquid and Vapor of Ammonia
6 Figure 15-3C Properties of Saturated Liquid and Vapor of Ammonia
7 Figure 15-4 Properties of Superheated Vapor of Ammonia
8 Cogitation Ammonia produced in chemical fertilizer plant is actually the same as the R-717 refrigerant; the properties are shown in Figures 15-2, 15-3A, 15-3B, 15-3C and The pressure inside the storage tank will gradually increase due to heat gain from high ambient temperature. The flash gas from liquid loading process will help to build up the pressure inside the storage tank if the loading liquid is not subcooled. It is very expensive to construction a large tank with high design working pressure; therefore most ammonia storage tanks are constructed for storage design working pressure close to atmospheric pressure with vapor recovery and refrigeration system to maintain the pressure inside the storage tank. The refrigeration system is to recover the ammonia, liquefy the ammonia gas and return the liquid back to the storage tank. The compressor load of the refrigeration system is determined by the amount of vapor flow from the ammonia storage tank as shown in Figure 15-5 Figure 15-5 Liquid from Loading and from Recycling The total ammonia vapor flow from the storage tank to compressor suction comes from three sources as the following:
9 (1) Vapor generated by heat gain from the tank. (2) Flash gas from ammonia liquid loading into the storage tank. (3) Flash gas from liquefied ammonia being throttling back to the storage tank. The Figure 15-5 shows the throttling valves for both liquid lines from loading and liquid return from liquefaction refrigeration system. This throttling valve is to be located as close as possible to the storage tank. When designing a refrigeration system for ammonia storage tank, it is important to include the flash gas from loading and the flash gas from the liquid throttling back to the storage tank. If the flow from loading is large and/or the liquid pressure is substantially higher, a separate refrigeration system as shown in Chapter 9 of the book of Engineered Industrial Refrigeration Systems Application should be considered, the compressors can be changed to screw instead of centrifugal. See Figure 15-6, if the liquefied ammonia gas is at 113 saturated pressure; it is throttling back to a storage tank with DWP at 0.5 Psig, the flash gas represents 27.7% of the total flow, this portion flash gas is to be recycled back to the compressor suction. Same thing happen, the flash gas is generated when the loading liquid is throttling into the storage tank, unless the liquid is under subcooled status. Figure 15-6 P-H Diagram for Single Compression Without Subcooling
10 For most ammonia storage tank installation, the liquefied ammonia from the refrigeration system is connected to the top of the tank. If it is in this case, the liquid should be subcooled before leaving the refrigeration system in order to offset the piping friction loss and the vertical liquid column penalty as shown in Figure Figure 15-7 Liquid Column and Piping Friction Loss If single compression screw compressor is used for the refrigeration system, it is suggested to use liquid subcooling economizer as shown in the P-H diagram of Figure Based on condensing temperature of 113 and the storage tank design working pressure of 0.5 Psig, this system provides 110 liquid subcooling, which is enough to offset the vertical liquid column penalty and the external piping pressure drop for most installations. Pressure reduction due to vertical liquid column can be calculated as the following: Liquid Density (Lbs/Ft 3 ) x Column (Ft.) P (Psi) = See Figure 15-6, the density of the saturated liquid at 113ºF is Lbs/ Ft 3, if the height of the storage tank is 100 Ft, the pressure drop due to the liquid column is: (Lbs/Ft 3 ) x 100 (Ft.) P (Psi) = = Psi 144
11 If the liquid return from the refrigeration system is at saturated status instead of subcooled, flash gas is generated in the liquid due to pressure drops from friction loss and the liquid column penalty, the liquid will become two-phase; this will create great deal of problem for the refrigeration system. For a 2-phase flow, the pressure drops will be even greater, which will cause further greater pressure drop, and so on. This creates a great deal of problem for the refrigeration system. Compare the P-H diagram in Figure 15-6, the compressor is without economizing and Figure 15-8, the compressor is with liquid subcooling economizer for the refrigeration system, the flash gas is 27.7% as compare to 5.7%. The refrigeration system using liquid subcooling economizer provides two advantages for the application: (A) (B) Subcooled liquid eliminates 2-phase flow problem. Liquid subcooling minimizes flash gas. Figure 15-8 Single Compression Screw with Liquid Subcooling Economizer
12 The Figure 15-9 shows a typical screw ammonia vapor recovery and refrigeration system with liquid subcooling feature for an ammonia storage tank. This refrigeration system has a 100% stand-by condensing system. The stand-by compressor drive line is equipped with an engine in addition to electrical driving motor for emergency operation in case of power interruption. The condensers are interconnected, so that the refrigeration system can be still in operation while the other is in service or when the other condenser is for tubes cleaning during continuous year round operation. This system is also designed to provide partial load operation down to 0% load. Figure 15-9 Ammonia Vapor Recovery & Refrigeration System The Figure shows the typical connection between the refrigeration system and the ammonia storage tank. The refrigeration system design must allow suction pressure drop for the suction piping line between the storage tank and the compressor to allow the ammonia gas flow to the compressor suction. Suction superheat for suction line also must be allowed for proper selection of the compressor.
13 Figure Ammonia Refrigeration System & Ammonia Storage Tank
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