Ammonia synthesis, a real converged recycle
Fresh syngas joins recycled unconverted gas, reacts to ammonia over a real equilibrium converter, and purges the inert argon a single pass could never consume.
The actual dark-mode canvas: fresh syngas joining recycled unconverted gas, reacting to ammonia, chilled to condense liquid product, with the remaining vapor split into recycle and purge — the same P&ID symbols you edit in the app.
A real converged recycle, not a single pass
The recycle edge is torn and closed by Wegstein-accelerated iteration — the same convergence engine every recycle flowsheet in this app uses — and the purge exists specifically because a single-pass converter can never fully consume the inert argon a real synthesis-gas feed carries.
Unit ops shipped for this vertical
Combines multiple streams into one, closing the mass and energy balance.
Reaction extent set by chemical equilibrium Keq(T), not a fixed conversion.
Duty- or outlet-condition-specified energy-balance stage.
Single-stage vapor-liquid equilibrium split at a fixed temperature/pressure.
Divides one stream into two or more by specified split fractions.
Polytropic compression to pipeline/process pressure.
Stream converter outlet temperature, recycle compressor discharge, and purge composition from your loop's OPC-UA server into this flowsheet's twin comparison — deviations from the solved recycle are flagged automatically.
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- ✓Real Wegstein-accelerated recycle convergence
- ✓Chemical-equilibrium converter, not fixed yield
- ✓Argon purge — the reason every real loop needs one