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Influence Of Alkali And Alkaline-earth Metals In Ferrierite On C2H2-SCR

Posted on:2009-10-07Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H PanFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360242985026Subject:Physical chemistry
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The elimination of NOx with high selectivity in the temperature range of 300~400℃from lean-burn and diesel engines exhaust is a much improtant subject in the world.The aim of this work is to investigate the catalyst with high activity for the selective catalytic reduction using acetylene as reductant(C2H2-SCR)under oxygen-rich conditions,in order to provide the basis for the elimination of NOx.To improve the activity of catalysts at low temperature in the selective catalytic reduction of NOx,the performance of the catalysts prepared by incorporating different metals into H-ferrierite(HFER)zeolite was investigated.It was found that higher NO conversion was achieved over the resulting materials obtained by part of protons in the zeolite exchanged with metals(e.g.Na,Ba or Mg)compared to that over HFER.It is the frist time to propose that the appropriate amount of alkali or alkaline-earth metals presented in FER zeolite is favorable for C2H2-SCR.The influence of sodium in FER zeolite on selective catalytic reduction of NO by acetylene(C2H2-SCR)was investigated in detail in the temperature range of 250-450℃. Sodium incorporation into the zeolite(with an exchange level of protons less than 11.8%) significantly promoted the activity of the zeolite for C2H2-SCR,and large amount of sodium (more than 31.5%)depressed the title reaction.Based on the characterizion of NOx-TPD and FT-IR,it is proposed that active nitric species(NO+,bridging and bidentate nitrate)formation on FER zeolite is a crucial step for C2H2-SCR.The active nitrate species(bridging and bidentate nitrate)formation capacity of the zeolite was improved by the small amount of sodium incorporation into HFER.However,the exchange of proton by sodium with the higher level resulted in the formation of inactive nitrate species on the zeolite rather than the active nitrates.Furthermore,the over-exchange of proton by sodium led to the activity of the zeolite for NO oxidation diminishing and thus made the rate of active nitric species formation decrease remarkably.Therefore,the zeolite containing large amount of sodium obtained by exchange behaved rather worse catalytic performance in C2H2-SCR.In addition,we found that NO+ was also the active nitric species for C2H2-SCR,which mainly produced on HFER zeolite.The formation of NO+ in the zeolite was considerably depressed by the over-exchange of proton by sodium,which is also a reason leading to the lower NO conversion to N2 over the zeolite.Small sodium incorporated in FER zeolite not only promoted the title reaction but also suppressed the combustion of C2H2,and therefore 91%NO conversion over Na(1)HFER zeolite(with the exchange level of 11.8%)was achieved,which is 9%higher than that obtained over HFER in the same conditions.
Keywords/Search Tags:Sodium, FER, Nitrate, NO~+, Selective catalytic NO reduction
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