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Study On Fe?-Mo?/CNTs Catalysts For Selective Catalytic Reduction Of NOx With NH3

Posted on:2018-12-06Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:C TangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2321330536961236Subject:Environmental Science and Engineering
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To high-efficiently control the emission of NOx produced by fossil combustion in power plants,the technique of selective catalytic reduction of NOx with ammonia?NH3-SCR?has been widely used.High concentrated SO2 and ash in the fuel gases had heavily inhibited the performance of catalysts,so placing the SCR unit downstream of the desulfurizer and electrostatic precipitators is an optional way to solve this problem.The temperature of fuel gases is lower than 300 oC after desulfurization,implied that the traditional SCR catalysts wellperformed at high temperature do not meet the low temperature requirements anymore.We have already developed a new kind of highly dispersed Fe/CNTs catalysts with good lowtemperature SCR performance by using the unique chemical properties of carbon nanotubes.However,small amount of SO2 remained after the desulfurization process severely impacts the activity of the catalyst which indicates the investigation of the SO2 impact on Fe/CNTs and the optimization of Fe/CNTs to improve its resistance to SO2 and H2 O are necessary.First,the investigation of SO2 impact on Fe/CNTs showed that NOx conversion was inhibited under 275 oC and it was promoted when temperature was over 275 oC.Characterization tests suggested that ferric sulfate was the major sulfate species accumulated on Fe/CNTs,which enhanced the adsorption of NH3 species while constrained the adsorption of NOx species.Reaction pathway study implied the adsorption and activation of NOx species over Fe/CNTs was the key to its excellent low-temperature performance.While this effective reaction pathway was inhibited with SO2 in the feed gas and lead to the low-temperature activity loss?< 275oC?.Instead,ferric sulfates formed on Fe/CNTs promoted the reaction between adsorbed NH3 species and gaseous NO through which SCR performance at higher reaction temperature?? 275oC?was promoted and this became the dominating reaction pathway.The transform of dominating reaction route was the reason for the change of de-NOx performance over Fe/CNTs in presence of SO2.Second,Fe-Mo/CNTs was prepared by doping molybdenum?Mo?as second active component to widen the active reaction temperature of Fe/CNTs and improve its ability to resist SO2 and H2 O.The SCR performance tests showed that Fe-Mo?0.2?/CNTs was the best catalyst with over 90% NOx conversion at 250-400 oC and over 85% N2 selectivity.Characterization tests suggested that active components dispersed well on Fe-Mo?0.2?/CNTs.Acidic sites were improved by the addition of Mo and more active oxygen species was detected.This in turn promoted the adsorption and activation of reactants on the surface of Fe-Mo?0.2?/CNTs.Meanwhile,Fe-Mo?0.2?/CNTs exhibited well adaptability to the change of 1-5 vol.% O2 concentration and high GHSV?46000-62000 h-1?.It also had a perfect resistance to SO2 by showing with only 3.1% rate of descend of NOx conversion at 250 oC and the NOx conversion rarely changed at 300 oC.NOx conversion over Fe-Mo?0.2?/CNTs declined 45% at 250 oC when some water vapor was added in the reaction gas.
Keywords/Search Tags:Low-temperature SCR, SO2 effect, Reaction route, Fe-Mo/CNTs
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