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Ammonia Flares: Incinerators-Oxidizers - A Proven Safe and R
Ammonia Flares: Incinerators-Oxidizers - A Proven Safe and Readily Used Method for Disposing of Ammonia in Industrial Applications (1988)-One of the most concerned areas with the use of ammonia as a refrigerant, is what do you do with the ammonia vapor in case of a leak, maintenance venting or discharge of a safety relief valve. One of the current methods used is discharge to the atmosphere (which is the best and most economical, provided the amount is small - (under 200lbs), and that the plant is not located in a populated area). The second current method is the use of water as an absorbant, but which calculatable design results are not available. Also, what do you do with the aqua ammonia after absorbtion, plus many other unanswered questions. If the first two choices above are objectionable, this paper will address three safe, economical methods to handle almost any possible geographic location, and most flow rates encountered.
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