Urea pyrolysis furnaces convert urea into ammonia gas, which is used for nitrogen oxide (NOx) reduction in SCR and SNCR systems. This technology focuses on producing ammonia for denitrification, offering a more efficient and direct method compared to other NOx reduction approaches.

The installation cost of a urea pyrolysis furnace system can vary due to factors like size, design, and specifications. If you can share your detailed drawings or any relevant information, we would be excited to help you get a complimentary estimate tailored to your needs!

The installation cost of a urea pyrolysis furnace system can vary due to factors like size, design, and specifications. If you can share your detailed drawings or any relevant information, we would be excited to help you get a complimentary estimate tailored to your needs!

Yes, the urea pyrolysis furnace system can usually be integrated with other emission control measures, such as catalyst reactors and flue gas denitrification devices, to enhance emission control and comply with stricter environmental regulations.

The urea pyrolysis furnace system works wonderfully with other emission control technologies like catalyst reactors and flue gas denitrification devices, enhancing emission management and ensuring we meet environmental regulations effectively!

If you are looking for a low-emission process to produce ammonia and your facility either already has a urea source or needs urea for nitrogen oxide removal, then a urea pyrolysis furnace is an excellent option. This method is more environmentally friendly than traditional ammonia synthesis methods, making it especially suitable for retrofitting existing urea production facilities.