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Study On The Removal Performance Of Modified Iron Sulfide On Elemental Mercury From Smelting Flue Gas

Posted on:2022-05-30Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z L LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2481306524496534Subject:Metallurgical engineering
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Mercury is extremely toxic,volatile,and long-distance migration,which can cause serious harm to the environment and human health,and has become an environmental issue of global concern.China is a major global mercury emission country,and the non-ferrous metal smelting industry is one of the main sources of atmospheric mercury emissions in our country,accounting for about 30%of the total emissions.Controlling mercury emissions from the non-ferrous smelting industry is important for reducing our country's atmospheric mercury emissions.Significance.Non-ferrous smelting smoke has the characteristics of high-sulfur and high mercury,and the mercury in the flue gas mainly occurs in the form of zero-valent mercury(Hg0).Converting Hg0in the flue gas into particulate mercury(Hgp)has become a viable option for mercury removal technology.Therefore,the development of a cheap and effective adsorbent to achieve high-efficiency adsorption of Hg0in high-sulfur flue gas is of great importance for reducing mercury pollution in the smelting industry.Iron sulfide(FeSx)has a strong affinity for Hg0and can capture Hg0in a high-sulfur atmosphere,but its shortcomings such as narrow operating temperature window,slow adsorption rate,and low adsorption capacity limit its use in mercury removal in the smelting industry.In order to solve these problems,this project proposes the use of anion and cation modification strategies to improve the adsorption performance of FeSxand realize the recycling of adsorbents,providing a reference for the removal of Hg0in smelting flue gas.For anion modification,FeSxwas modified by selecting element Se of the same main group as S,and FeSxSeyadsorbents of different proportions were prepared,in order to improve the mercury removal performance of traditional iron sulfide adsorbents.XRD,Raman,XPS,SEM and TEM were used to characterize the selenium-modified iron sulfide,which confirmed the successful preparation of spherical FeSxSey.The experimental study of adsorption performance shows that FeS1.32Se0.11have a good adsorption performance for Hg0in a wide temperature range(80-200?).At the same time,FeS1.32Se0.11has a good adsorption performance for FeS1.32Se0.11in O2,SO2,H2O and other atmospheres.There is almost no change in mercury removal performance.FeS1.32Se0.11has excellent SO2and oxidation resistance.The cycle regeneration experiment on FeS1.32Se0.11has been carried out.After 6 tests,it still maintains a mercury removal rate of more than 88%,which is good Renewable performance.The adsorbent is subjected to long-term saturated adsorption,and its saturated adsorption capacity is measured to be 23.52 mg/g,which is higher than other adsorbents of the same type.The adsorption kinetics and adsorption mechanism are studied.The entire adsorption process conforms to the pseudo-first-order kinetic model.XPS is used to analyze the valence states of the elements on the sample surface before and after the reaction.It is concluded that Se doping can be formed on the surface of the selenium-sulfur-iron composite adsorbent at high temperature.Se-Sn2-active site,which has higher high temperature stability than S22-,so that it can be used as the adsorption site of Hg0at high temperature,and chemically react with physically adsorbed Hg0to form HgSe.The above results indicate that the anionic selenium modification can promote the formation of highly stable Se-Sn2-adsorption sites,thereby improving the adsorption performance and working temperature window of the adsorbent.For cationic modification,Co-modified FeSxis used to form Co-doped FexCo(1-x)Syadsorbents with different proportions.XRD,XPS,SEM and TEM were used to characterize the prepared adsorbent,and the results confirmed the successful preparation of spherical FexCo(1-x)Syparticles.The adsorption performance test of FexCo(1-x)Syadsorbents with different ratios of Fe/Co shows that Fe0.5Co0.5S2has the best adsorption rate,and the specific adsorption rate order is Fe0.5Co0.5S2>Fe0.8Co0.2S2>Fe0.2Co0.8S2>CoSy>FeS2.The factor experiment study on Fe0.5Co0.5S2shows that the best adsorption temperature is 50-100?.At this time,the adsorption rate of Hg0exceeds 99%,and the atmosphere of O2,SO2,H2O in the flue gas affects the adsorption rate of Hg0.Under the extreme conditions of a SO2concentration of1.5%and a gas hourly space velocity of 398000h-1,the capture efficiency of Fe0.5Co0.5S2reached over 97.8%in the 180 min experiment time,and the average capture rate of Fe0.5Co0.5S2for Hg0,and the adsorption capacity reached 2.5?g/g/min and 28.66 mg/g,respectively,which were higher than previously reported metal sulfides and carbon materials.The cyclic regeneration experiment was carried out on the adsorbent.Under the optimal conditions,after 4 cycles,Fe0.5Co0.5S2still maintained 99%adsorption efficiency for Hg0.The above results confirm that FexCo(1-x)Syprepared by cationic Co modification has excellent mercury removal performance.The adsorption kinetics and adsorption mechanism of Co doping are studied,and it is found that the adsorption of Hg0conforms to the pseudo first-order kinetic model.Through XPS analysis of FexCo(1-x)Sybefore and after the mercury removal reaction,it is found that Co doping is beneficial to the formation of surface active short-chain sulfur S22-,and the S22-formed on the surface can quickly react with Hg0.A stable HgS product is generated to achieve efficient capture of Hg0in the flue gas.The above results indicate that cationic cobalt modification can promote the formation of active S22-adsorption sites,thereby improving the adsorption performance of iron sulfide.By preparing anion-cation-modified iron sulfide,high-efficiency removal of mercury in flue gas is realized,and a feasible idea is provided for the control of mercury pollution in flue gas.
Keywords/Search Tags:smelting high-sulfur flue gas, adsorption, metal sulfide, sulfur resistance, mechanism
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