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Preparation Of Copper-molybdenum,Cobalt-iron And Ferro-molybdenum Composite Oxides And Their Studies In Selective Catalytic Reduction Of NO_x

Posted on:2021-04-16Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:T ZhuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330626960718Subject:Environmental engineering
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Nitrogen oxide?NOx?is one of the main pollutants that cause the air pollution,which has caused serious harm to the environment and human health.Ammonia selective catalytic reduction of nitrogen oxides?NH3-SCR?technology can effectively remove NOx without secondary pollution.This paper faced on the NOx eliminate problem in mobile source,adjusting the acidity,NOx adsorption capacity and oxide performance of catalyst,copper molybdenum,cobalt iron and iron molybdenum compound oxide were synthesized,respectively.The physical structure and electronic properties of catalyst were analyzed,and the structure-activity relationship was revealed.Meanwhile,the main active species and reaction pathway were explored by mass spectrometry and in-situ infrared spectroscopy.The main research achievements are as follows:?1?Copper molybdenum solid solution with“Cu-O-Mo”structure was prepared.Compared with CuO,the formation of“Cu-O-Mo”structure reduced the particle size by 5-10times and increased the specific surface area by 3-8 times,which promoted the transfer of mass and heat.Moreover,the structure enhanced the electronic interaction between Cu and Mo,increasing the amount of Br?nsted acid,and inhibited the generation of?NH4?2SO3/?NH4?2SO4,thus improving the low-temperature sulfur resistance.The increase of adsorption capacity of ammonia and nitrate reduced the reaction activation energy,and the reaction activity and N2 selectivity were significantly improved compared with CuO.In the temperature range of 175-275oC,the NOx conversion over copper molybdenum solid solution reached 80%,and N2 selectivity were improved by 10%.?2?The Co-Fe composite oxide was synthesized by hydrothermal method,and the effects of composite structure with“interface interaction”on catalytic activity and physical-chemical properties were explored for studying the structure-activity relationship.The co-existence of Fe2O3 and CoFe2O4 spinel in cobalt iron composite oxide strengthened the electronic interaction and REDOX properties.Not only improved the oxidation performance,increased the ad-nitrate species amount;but also increased the Lewis acid and ad-NH3 amount.NOx conversion over catalyst was above 80%in the temperature window of 200-350oC and the active window could still be maintained at 225-300oC under high airspeed condition of120000 h-1,which showed a good resistance to high airspeed.Compared with CoFe2O4 spinel,the temperature window was widened by 50oC and the NOx conversion rate increased by 10%.The in situ DRIFTS results showed that the main ad-NH3 was coordination NH3 while NOx species were nitrite,nitrate species and gas-NO2,followed L-H and E-R pathway.?3?Ferro-mo composite oxide with wide temperature window was prepared by urea precipitation method.The?-Fe2O3 and Fe2?MoO4?3 species crossed each other to form an"interface".Fe2?MoO4?3 species with Mo=O structure provided abundant Br?nsted acid sites;the strengthened interfacial electronic interaction promoted the increase of Lewis acid on the catalyst surface.Over 80%NOx conversion and N2 selectivity could be achieved within the temperature range of 200-425oC.Under the airspeed range of 180,000 h-1,the activity temperature windows could be maintained within 225-425oC.Even in the environment of2000 ppm SO2,the temperature operating window of catalyst could still be sustained at225-425oC.Coordination NH3 and NH4+species were the main NH3 ads-species in the NH3-SCR reaction,which not only could react with nitrate and nitrite ad-species through the Langmuir-Hinshelwood pathway,but also could also react with gaseous NO2 followed the Eley-Rideal reaction pathway.
Keywords/Search Tags:NH3-SCR, Copper-Molybdenum Solid Solution, Cobalt-Iron Complex Oxides, Iron-Molybdenum Complex Oxides, Interaction
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