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The Modification Of TiO2Photocatalyst And Its Photocatalytic Performance Toward NO Abatement

Posted on:2014-01-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y FengFull Text:PDF
GTID:2231330392960744Subject:Power Machinery and Engineering
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With the global economic integration process accelerating, thetransportation industry has been developing rapidly, exhaust gas pollutionis being more and more serious. As one of the main pollutants produced bymotor vehicles,nitrogen oxides (NOx) harm both the environment and thebody seriously. Due to its strong mobility, NOxis easy to form surfacesource pollution such as city roads and local diffusion pollution, such asthe sealed tunnel and parking lot. What’s more, it will affect the indoor airquality along with the atmospheric movement. This kind of NOxhas thecharacteristics of low concentration, long duration and wide influence,traditional NOxpollution control technologies such as SCR, SNCR, NSRcannot fully meet the current demands. Photocatalytic technology with thecharacteristics of fast speed, high efficiency and complete reaction has abroad prospect in the environmental pollution control.In this work, preliminary study was taken on TiO2photocatalyticoxidation removal of low concentration NO. On the basis of this, themodification of TiO2-based photocatalyst was done through nitrogendoping and Pt noble metal deposition, and the methods of XRD, TEM,DRS were used to characterize the modified catalysts. Through thecomparison of photocatalytic activity of the modified catalysts at roomtemperature, the mechanism of TiO2and its modified catalysts forphotocatalytic oxidation removal of low concentration NO waspreliminarily discussed. The main contents and results of this paper are asfollows: 1. Study the effect of heat treatment on the crystal structure of TiO2.With the increase of heat treatment temperature, TiO2changed fromamorphous titania to anatase TiO2and then converted into rutile TiO2. Bycomparing the photocatalytic oxidation activity of NO on different crystaltype TiO2catalysts,500℃was found to be the best calcinationstemperature because the anatase TiO2in this temperature had the highestphotocatalytic activity due to the good crystallinity and particle size. Theoxidation rate of NO and NOxremoval rates were15%and15.2%respectively;2. The absorption edge of nitrogen doped TiO2was obviouslyred-shifted, larger than420nm. The experiments proved that the N-TiO2catalyst not only improved the photocatalytic efficiency under UV light,but also showed a photocatalytic removal activity of low concentration NOunder visible light compared with TiO2. During the samples with the N/Timolar ratio of5%,10%,20%,30%,50%and100%, the100%sample hadthe highest activity: the oxidation rate of NO and removal efficiency were46.4%and16.8%under UV light; the oxidation rate of NO and theremoval efficiency were19.8%and12.8%respectively under visible light.At the same time, the nitrogen doping lowered the transformationtemperature of anatase to rutile (decreased from600℃to500℃);3. The Pt/TiO2catalyst synthetized through wet impregnation hadmuch higher photocatalytic activity than that of pure anatase TiO2towardNO abatement in spite of different load ratio, different initial concentrationand different velocity. Among the samples, the Pt load ratio of0.5%hadthe highest activity, the NO oxidation rate and removal efficiency were45%and38.1%respectively. Through the photocatalytic activitycomparison of three kinds of0.5%Pt/TiO2synthetized in differentmethods, platinum oxides on the surface of TiO2were found to play a keyrole in the reaction;4. The molecular sieve SBA-15with the characteristic of orderedpore structure and good adsorption properties is a suitable catalyst support. Supported catalyst Pt-TiO2/SBA-15was made by mixing Pt/TiO2andSBA-15together. The NO oxidation rate on this catalyst is more than70%,much higher than that of Pt-SBA-15/TiO2, Pt/TiO2and TiO2; but on theremoval efficiency, it showed lower activity than that of Pt/TiO2and TiO2.
Keywords/Search Tags:Photocatalytic oxidation, N-doped TiO2, Pt/TiO2, SBA-15, NOx
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