Ammonia Dissociator
An ammonia dissociator is a type of atmosphere generator that is commonly used in the heat treatment industry to produce dissociated ammonia gas. Dissociated ammonia gas is a highly effective reducing and/or carburizing atmosphere that is commonly used in a wide range of heat treatment processes.
The ammonia dissociator works by breaking down ammonia gas into its component elements of nitrogen and hydrogen using a high-temperature catalytic reaction. The dissociated ammonia gas that is produced is then introduced into a heat treatment furnace or chamber to create a highly controlled atmosphere that can be used for a range of heat treatment applications.
Function
The chamber is a climatic chamber specifically designed to perform carbonation tests on concrete samples.
Configuration
The ammonia dissociator typically consists of a reactor vessel with an internal catalyst bed, a gas control system, and a temperature control system.
Features
An ammonia dissociator may have automated temperature and gas control, flame sensors, pressure relief valves, and complex control systems for accurate atmosphere management.
Temperature Range
The temperature range for an ammonia dissociator can vary depending on the specific design and intended use.
Heating Rate
The heating rate for an ammonia dissociator can vary depending on the specific design and intended use.
Capacity
The capacity of an ammonia dissociator can vary depending on the specific design and intended use.
Heat Source
Depending on the design, ammonia dissociators use electric heating elements or natural gas or propane burners for heat.
Power Requirement
The power requirements for the furnace depend on the required technical parameters.
Atmosphere
The atmosphere produced by the ammonia dissociator is typically a reducing or carburizing atmosphere, depending on the specific application.