EHS guidelines for green ammonia production:

 Here are some EHS guidelines for green ammonia production:

Process instrumentation: Use process instrumentation to monitor and control critical process parameters. This can help identify hotspots in the reactor, prevent overpressurization, and detect leaks in hydrogen storage. 

Carbon steel: Use carbon steel dip-coated with alloys to prevent ammonia corrosion. 

Exposure limits: Limit ammonia exposure to 25–35 ppmv for up to 8 hours to reduce health risks. 

Risk assessment: Conduct risk assessments to identify and minimize foreseeable risks. 

Process safety programs: Implement process safety programs to address industry-specific characteristics, such as hazardous materials and complex chemistry reactions. 

Emissions guidelines: Follow guidelines for CO2 and other harmful emissions, such as NOx and Sox. 

Emissions management: Use common techniques to manage emissions, especially in areas with poor air quality. 

Green ammonia production: harnessing green hydrogen

Green ammonia is produced using hydrogen from electrolysis and renewable electricity. It can be used to store excess renewable energy, provide grid stability, and as an energy carrier.