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Traditional Haber-Bosch ammonia plants are capital-intensive and rely on very large scale for cost efficiency. Ammobia Inc. proposes a sorbent-based process that changes operating conditions to enable low-cost, modular, regional ammonia production, potentially reducing reliance on world-scale facilities.

What markets or locations would benefit most from modular ammonia plants, and what technical or regulatory hurdles could most affect adoption?

Sorbent-based ammonia-production system lowers cost and allows modularity

This article was originally posted on chemengonline.com.

World-scale ammonia-production plants based on the Haber-Bosch process supply the ammonia for most of today’s agricultural fertilizer industry. But building new capacity for ammonia production is economically difficult because of the high capital expenditures needed for plants large enough to take advantage of economies of scale. The startup company Ammobia Inc. has developed a process that changes the operating conditions for ammonia production, allowing ammonia to be produced in regional modular facilities at low cost.

The post Sorbent-based ammonia-production system lowers cost and allows modularity appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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