Font Size: a A A

CO2 Utilization

Posted on:2018-09-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:B C DaiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2321330515988171Subject:Environmental Engineering
Abstract/Summary:PDF Full Text Request
Large-scale consumption of fossil fuels has resulted in the sharp increment of CO2 in the atmosphere,which has triggered a series of serious environmental problems and posed a huge threat to the survival of human beings.It is urgent to reduce CO2 emissions.CO2 hydrogenation synthesizes more active CO via CO2 reverse water gas shift?RWGS?reaction and follows by the F-T reaction to produce the long-chain hydrocarbons and other valuable chemicals,which can effectively achieve CO2 utilization to reduce CO2 emissions.CeO2 has attracted an increasing attention in the research area of green catalysis because of its rich resources,no secondary pollution to the environment and the superior resistance to poisoning.In this paper,a series of Ce-based catalysts were prepared.The effects of preparation methods and introducing transition metal elements on the catalytic performance of the corresponding catalyst in the RWGS reaction were investigated.The H2-TPR,XRD,BET,TEM,in-situ XPS,AAS,CO2-TPD,and H2-TPD characterizations are conducted to understand the relationship of the physical and chemical properties of the corresponding catalyst with catalytic performance.The main conclusions are as follows:1.The preparation method of CeO2 catalyst has a significant effect on the catalytic RWGS reaction performance of the corresponding catalyst.The prepared CeO2 catalyst using a hard template method has the highest RWGS reaction performance.The formed surface oxygen vacancies on the surface of CeO2 catalyst are considered as main active centers of the RWGS reaction.CeO2 catalyst has the CO2 conversion rate of 0.24 mmol·gcat-1·min-1and a 100% CO selectivity at 400 °C.2.The transition metal elements?M = Ni,Cu,Co,Fe,and Mn?have significant effects on the RWGS reaction activity and selectivity of the prepared mesoporous CeM catalysts using the hard template method.Mn+can replace the Ce4+of CeO2 to form a Ce-O-M solid solution.The prepared CeM catalysts have the developed mesoporous structure and the large specific surface areas exceeding 120.0m2/g.The adsorption ability of the catalysts for reactants CO2 and H2 molecules can be improved to different extents because transition metals are affected by the d-orbital holes.Consequently,the RWGS reaction performance of the corresponding catalyst is affected.CO2 conversions are ranked as follows: Ni-CeO2 > Cu-CeO2 > Co-CeO2 >Fe-CeO2 ? Mn-CeO2,and CO selectivity of corresponding catalyst is 28.0%,100%,63.0%,100% and 100%.3.The CexCuy catalysts prepared by the hard template method have an excellent RWGS reaction performance.The Ce/Cu mole ratio has a significant effect on the reaction performance of the corresponding catalyst.Cu species can replace the Ce4+ of CeO2 to form a solid solution.The introduction of Cu species can effectively improve the reducibility of CexCuyO precursor.The surface oxygen vacancies and active Cu0 species can be formed in the CeCu catalysts by the H2 reduction.The electronic effect between Ce and Cu species can effectively boost the adsorption and activation performances of the reactant CO2 and H2 molecules on the corresponding CeCu catalysts.The synergistic interaction between the active species significantly improved the RWGS reaction performance of the corresponding catalyst.The CexCuy catalyst has 100% CO selectivity and CO2 conversion are ranked as follows:Ce1.1Cu1 > Ce1.2Cu1 > Ce1Cu1.1 > Ce1Cu1.2.The Ce1.1Cu1 catalyst demonstrated the highest CO2 conversion rate,reaching 1.38 mmol·gcat-1·min-1 at 400 °C.Its excellent catalytic performance in the RWGS reaction was related to the complete synergistic interaction between the active species.Meanwhile,the Ce1.1Cu1 catalyst has a high stability in the RWGS reaction and low activation energy of 42.1 kJ/mol.
Keywords/Search Tags:Carbon dioxide, Reverse water gas shift reaction, Ce-based catalyst, Environmental catalysis, Resource utilization
PDF Full Text Request
Related items