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    Problem No. 34: Reuse of off-spec waste


    The waste water treatment section in a urea plant processes the water containing NH3-CO2 and urea from the vacuum system in the evaporation section. It delivers an almost NH3-CO2-urea-free purified process condensate that is suitable for reuse outside the urea plant. This process condensate can be discharged with a content of 1 ppm of urea and 1 ppm of ammonia. With such negligible values of pollutants, three targets are simultaneously realised which contribute to reducing the cost of urea: specific consumption of ammonia is decreased, environmental pollution is reduced and the possibility to reuse the process water is guaranteed for several technical purposes.

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