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The selective catalytic reduction of nitrogen oxides (NO x) with ammonia over ZSM-5 catalysts was studied with and without water vapor. The activity of H-, Na- and Cu-ZSM-5 was compared and the result showed that the activity was greatly enhanced by the introduction of copper ions. A comparison between Cu-ZSM-5 of different silica to alumina ratios was also performed. The highest NO conversion was observed over the sample with the lowest silica to alumina ratio and the highest copper content. Further studies were performed with the Cu-ZSM-5-27 (silica/alumina = 27) sample to investigate the effect of changes in the feed gas. Oxygen improves the activity at temperatures below 250 °C, but at higher temperatures O 2 decreases the activity. The presence of water enhances the NO reduction, especially at high temperature. It is important to use about equal amounts of nitrogen oxides and ammonia at 175 °C to avoid ammonia slip and a blocking effect, but also to have high enough concentration to reduce the NO x. At high temperature higher NH 3 concentrations result in additional NO x reduction since more NH 3 becomes available for the NO reduction. At these higher temperatures ammonia oxidation increases so that there is no ammonia slip. Exposing the catalyst to equimolecular amounts of NO and NO 2 increases the conversion of NO x, but causes an increased formation of N 2O. 相似文献
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Nitric oxide and nitric dioxide compounds (NO x) present in stack gases from nitric acid plants are usually eliminated by selective catalytic reduction (SCR) with ammonia. In this process, small quantities of nitrous oxide (N 2O) are produced. This undesirable molecule has a high greenhouse gas potential and a long lifetime in the atmosphere, where it can contribute to stratospheric ozone depletion. The influence of catalyst composition and some operating variables were evaluated in terms of N 2O formation, using V 2O 5/TiO 2 catalysts. High vanadia catalyst loading, nitric oxide inlet concentration and reaction temperature increase the generation of this undesirable compound. The results suggest that adsorbed ammonia not only reacts with NO via SCR, but also with small quantities of oxygen activated by the presence of NO. The mechanism proposed for N 2O generation at low temperature is based on the formation of surface V–ON species which may be produced by the partial oxidation of dissociatively adsorbed ammonia species with NO + O 2 (eventually NO 2). When these active sites are in close proximity they can interact to form an N 2O molecule. This mechanism seems to be affected by changes in the active site density produced by increasing the catalyst vanadia loading. 相似文献
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The selective catalytic reduction (SCR) of NO x (NO + NO 2) by NH 3 in O 2 rich atmosphere has been studied on Cu-FAU catalysts with Cu nominal exchange degree from 25 to 195%. NO 2 promotes the NO conversion at NO/NO 2 = 1 and low Cu content. This is in agreement with next-nearest-neighbor (NNN) Cu ions as the most active sites and with N xO y adsorbed species formed between NO and NO 2 as a key intermediate. Special attention was paid to the origin of N 2O formation. CuO aggregates form 40–50% of N 2O at ca. 550 K and become inactive for the SCR above 650 K. NNN Cu ions located within the sodalite cages are active for N 2O formation above 600 K. This formation is greatly enhanced when NO 2 is present in the feed, and originated from the interaction between NO (or NO 2) and NH 3. The introduction of selected co-cations, e.g. Ba, reduces very significantly this N 2O formation. 相似文献
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The influence of NO 2 on the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) of NO with ammonia was studied over Fe-ZSM5 coated on cordierite monolith. NO 2 in the feed drastically enhanced the NO x removal efficiency (DeNOx) up to 600 °C, whereas the promoting effect was most pronounced at the low temperature end. The maximum activity was found for NO 2/NO x = 50%, which is explained by the stoichiometry of the actual SCR reaction over Fe-ZSM5, requiring a NH 3:NO:NO 2 ratio of 2:1:1. In this context, it is a special feature of Fe-ZSM5 to keep this activity level almost up to NO 2/NO x = 100%. The addition of NO 2 to the feed gas was always accompanied by the production of N 2O at lower and intermediate temperatures. The absence of N 2O at the high temperature end is explained by the N 2O decomposition and N 2O-SCR reaction. Water and oxygen influence the SCR reaction indirectly. Oxygen enhances the oxidation of NO to NO 2 and water suppresses the oxidation of NO to NO 2, which is an essential preceding step of the actual SCR reaction for NO 2/NO x < 50%. DRIFT spectra of the catalyst under different pre-treatment and operating conditions suggest a common intermediate, from which the main product N 2 is formed with NO and the side-product N 2O by reaction with gas phase NO 2. 相似文献
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The release and reduction of NO x in a NO x storage-reduction (NSR) catalyst were studied with a transient reaction analysis in the millisecond range, which was made possible by the combination of pulsed injection of gases and time resolved time-of-flight mass spectrometry. After an O 2 pulse and a subsequent NO pulse were injected into a pellet of the Pt/Ba/Al 2O 3 catalyst, the time profiles of several gas products, NO, N 2, NH 3 and H 2O, were obtained as a result of the release and reduction of NO x caused by H 2 injection. Comparing the time profiles in another analysis, which were obtained using a model catalyst consisting of a flat 5 nmPt/Ba(NO 3) 2/cordierite plate, the release and reduction of NO x on Pt/Ba/Al 2O 3 catalyst that stored NO x took the following two steps; in the first step NO molecules were released from Ba and in the second step the released NO was reduced into N 2 by H 2 pulse injection. When this H 2 pulse was injected in a large amount, NO was reduced to NH 3 instead of N 2. A only small amount of H2O was detected because of the strong affinity for alumina support. We can analyze the NOx regeneration process to separate two steps of the NOx release and reduction by a detailed analysis of the time profiles using a two-step reaction model. From the result of the analysis, it is found that the rate constant for NOx release increased as temperature increase. 相似文献
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Reaction activities of several developed catalysts for NO oxidation and NO x (NO + NO 2) reduction have been determined in a fixed bed differential reactor. Among all the catalysts tested, Co 3O 4 based catalysts are the most active ones for both NO oxidation and NO x reduction reactions even at high space velocity (SV) and low temperature in the fast selective catalytic reduction (SCR) process. Over Co 3O 4 catalyst, the effects of calcination temperatures, SO 2 concentration, optimum SV for 50% conversion of NO to NO 2 were determined. Also, Co 3O 4 based catalysts (Co 3O 4-WO 3) exhibit significantly higher conversion than all the developed DeNO x catalysts (supported/unsupported) having maximum conversion of NO x even at lower temperature and higher SV since the mixed oxide Co-W nanocomposite is formed. In case of the fast SCR, N 2O formation over Co 3O 4-WO 3 catalyst is far less than that over the other catalysts but the standard SCR produces high concentration of N 2O over all the catalysts. The effect of SO 2 concentration on NO x reduction is found to be almost negligible may be due to the presence of WO 3 that resists SO 2 oxidation. 相似文献
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In this paper, the effect of CO 2 and H 2O on NO x storage and reduction over a Pt–Ba/γ-Al 2O 3 (1 wt.% Pt and 30 wt.% Ba) catalyst is shown. The experimental results reveal that in the presence of CO 2 and H 2O, NO x is stored on BaCO 3 sites only. Moreover, H 2O inhibits the NO oxidation capability of the catalyst and no NO 2 formation is observed. Only 16% of the total barium is utilized in NO storage. The rich phase shows 95% selectivity towards N 2 as well as complete regeneration of stored NO. In the presence of CO 2, NO is oxidized into NO 2 and more NO x is stored as in the presence of H 2O, resulting in 30% barium utilization. Bulk barium sites are inactive in NO x trapping in the presence of CO 2·NH 3 formation is seen in the rich phase and the selectivity towards N 2 is 83%. Ba(NO 3) 2 is always completely regenerated during the subsequent rich phase. In the absence of CO 2 and H 2O, both surface and bulk barium sites are active in NO x storage. As lean/rich cycling proceeds, the selectivity towards N 2 in the rich phase decreases from 82% to 47% and the N balance for successive lean/rich cycles shows incomplete regeneration of the catalyst. This incomplete regeneration along with a 40% decrease in the Pt dispersion and BET surface area, explains the observed decrease in NO x storage. 相似文献
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The influence of ammonia and nitric oxide oxidation on the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) of NO by ammonia with copper/nickel and vanadium oxide catalysts, supported on titania or alumina have been investigated, paying special attention to N 2O formation. In the SCR reaction, the VTi catalyst had a higher activity than VAl at low temperatures, while the CuNiAl catalyst had a higher activity than CuNiTi. A linear relationship between the reaction rate of ammonia oxidation and the initial reduction temperature of the catalysts obtained by H 2-TPR showed that the formation rate of NH species in copper/nickel catalysts would be higher than in vanadia catalysts. In situ diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy (DRIFTS) showed that copper/nickel catalysts presented ammonia coordinated on Lewis acid sites, whereas ammonium ion adsorbed on Brønsted acid sites dominated on vanadia catalysts. The NO oxidation experiments revealed that copper/nickel catalysts had an increase of the NO 2 and N 2O concentrations with the temperature. NO could be adsorbed on copper/nickel catalysts and the NO 2 intermediate species could play an important role in the reaction mechanism. It was suggested that the presence of adsorbed NO 2 species could be related to the N 2O formation. 相似文献
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The catalytic reduction of NO x in the typical operation temperatures and oxygen concentrations of diesel engines has been studied in the presence of V3W9Ti in a tubular flow reactor. The results have shown that the selective catalytic reduction is strongly affected by the oxygen concentration in low temperature range (150–275 °C). At higher temperatures, the reaction becomes independent of the O 2 concentration. The rate of the selective catalytic reduction of NO with ammonia may be considerably enhanced by converting part of the NO into NO 2. DRIFT measurements have shown that NH 3 and NO 2 are adsorbed on the catalyst surface on the contrary of NO. The experiments have shown that the decrease in N 2 selectivity of the SCR reaction is mainly due to the SCO of ammonia and to the formation of nitrous oxide. 相似文献
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The fast SCR reaction using equimolar amounts of NO and NO 2 is a powerful means to enhance the NO x conversion over a given SCR catalyst. NO 2 fractions in excess of 50% of total NO x should be avoided because the reaction with NO 2 only is slower than the standard SCR reaction. At temperatures below 200 °C, due to its negative temperature coefficient, the ammonium nitrate reaction gets increasingly important. Half of each NH3 and NO2 react to form dinitrogen and water in analogy to a typical SCR reaction. The other half of NH3 and NO2 form ammonium nitrate in close analogy to a NOx storage-reduction catalyst. Ammonium nitrate tends to deposit in solid or liquid form in the pores of the catalyst and this will lead to its temporary deactivation. The various reactions have been studied experimentally in the temperature range 150–450 °C for various NO2/NOx ratios. The fate of the deposited ammonium nitrate during a later reheating of the catalyst has also been investigated. In the absence of NO, the thermal decomposition yields mainly ammonia and nitric acid. If NO is present, its reaction with nitric acid on the catalyst will cause the formation of NO2. 相似文献
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Catalytic performance of Sn/Al 2O 3 catalysts prepared by impregnation (IM) and sol–gel (SG) method for selective catalytic reduction of NO x by propene under lean burn condition were investigated. The physical properties of catalyst were characterized by BET, XRD, XPS and TPD. The results showed that NO 2 had higher reactivity than NO to nitrogen, the maximum NO conversion was 82% on the 5% Sn/Al 2O 3 (SG) catalyst, and the maximum NO 2 conversion reached nearly 100% around 425 °C. Such a temperature of maximum NO conversion was in accordance with those of NO x desorption accompanied with O 2 around 450 °C. The activity of NO reduction was enhanced remarkably by the presence of H 2O and SO 2 at low temperature, and the temperature window was also broadened in the presence of H 2O and SO 2, however the NO x desorption and NO conversion decreased sharply on the 300 ppm SO 2 treated catalyst, the catalytic activity was inhibited by the presence of SO 2 due to formation of sulfate species (SO 42−) on the catalysts. The presence of oxygen played an essential role in NO reduction, and the activity of the 5% Sn/Al 2O 3 (SG) was not decreased in the presence of large oxygen. 相似文献
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Preliminary studies on a series of nanocomposite BaO–Fe ZSM-5 materials have been carried out to determine the feasibility of combining NO x trapping and SCR-NH 3 reactions to develop a system that might be applicable to reducing NO x emissions from diesel-powered vehicles. The materials are analysed for SCR-NH 3 and SCR-urea reactivity, their NO x trapping and NH 3 trapping capacities are probed using temperature programmed desorption (TPD) and the activities of the catalysts for promoting the NH 3 ads + NO/O 2 → N 2 and NO x ads + NH 3 → N 2 reactions are studied using temperature programmed surface reaction (TPSR). 相似文献
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SO 2 and NO emitted from coal-fired power plants have caused serious air pollution in China. In this study, a test system for NO oxidation using O 3 is established. The basic characteristics of NO oxidation and products forms are studied. A separate test system for the combined removal of SO 2 and NO x is also established, and the absorption characteristics of NO x are studied. The characteristics of NO oxidation and NO x absorption were verified in a 35 t·h -1 industrial boiler wet combined desulfurization and denitrification project. The operating economy of ozone oxidation wet denitrification technology is analyzed. The results show that O 3 has a high rate and strong selectivity for NO oxidation. When O 3 is insufficient, the primary oxidation product is NO 2. When O 3 is present in excess, NO 2 continues to get oxidized to N 2O 5 or NO 3. The removal efficiency of NO 2 in alkaline absorption system is low (only about 15%). NO x removal efficiency can be improved by oxidizing NO x to N 2O 5 or NO 3 by increasing ozone ratio. When the molar ratio of O 3/NO is 1.77, the NO x removal efficiency reaches 90.3%, while the operating cost of removing NO x per kilogram is 6.06 USD (NO 2). 相似文献
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The reduction of NO 2 to N 2 at temperatures as low as 150°C without the use of an externally supplied reductant can be achieved with a microporous solid, (NH 4) 3PW 12O 40. Temperature-programmed experiments with NO, NO 2 and ammonium salts labelled with 15N show that NH 3 is not released from the solid until a temperature of 400°C or greater is attained. These observations, together with the high selectivities to N 15N, show that NO x is predominantly interacting with the bound NH 3 rather than that in the gas phase. After depletion of the NH 3 bound as NH +4 the parent acid remains, on which additional NO x is sorbed irreversibly. The sorbed NO x can be removed from the solid by water treatment at elevated temperatures and the ammonium salt can be regenerated by a precipitation process or by direct injection of NH 3 into the catalyst bed when the process is off-line. 相似文献
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NH 3 stored on zeolites in the form of NH 4+ ions easily reacts with NO to N 2 in the presence of O 2 at temperatures <373 K under dry conditions. Wet conditions require a modification of the catalyst system. It is shown that MnO 2 deposited on the external surface of zeolite Y by precipitation considerably enhances the NO x conversion by zeolite fixed NH 4+ ions in the presence of water at 400–430 K. Particle-size analysis, temperature-programmed reduction, textural characterization, chemical analysis, ESR and XRD gave a subtle picture of the MnO 2 phase structure. The MnO 2 is a non-stoichiometric, amorphous phase that contains minor amounts of Mn 2+ ions. It loses O 2 upon inert heating up to 873 K, but does not crystallize or sinter. The phase is reducible by H 2 in two stages via intermediate formation of Mn 3O 4. The manufacture of extrudates preserving stored NH 4+ ions for NO x reduction is described. It was found that MnO 2 can oxidize NO by bulk oxygen. This enables the reduction of NO to N 2 by the zeolitic NH 4+ ions without gas-phase oxygen for limited time periods. The composite catalyst retains storage capacity for both, oxygen and NH 4+ ions despite the presence of moisture and allows short-term reduction of NO without gaseous O 2 or additional reductants. The catalyst is likewise suitable for steady-state DeNO x operation at higher space velocities if gaseous NH 3 is permanently supplied. 相似文献
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Free energy minimization calculations are used to determine the thermodynamic equilibrium concentrations of NO x and other species in stoichiometric and lean gas mixtures over a range of temperatures and compositions. Under lean (excess N 2 and O 2) conditions, the NO decomposition (NO↔(1/2)N 2+(1/2)O 2) and NO oxidation (NO+(1/2)O 2↔NO 2) equilibria impose lower bounds on the NO x concentrations achievable by thermodynamic equilibration or NO x decomposition, and these equilibrium NO x concentrations can be practically significant. Assuming a perfect isothermal catalyst acting on a representative diesel exhaust stream collected over the federal test procedure (FTP) cycle, equilibrium NO x levels exceed upcoming California Low Emission Vehicle II (LEV-II) and Tier II NO x emissions standards for automobiles and trucks at temperatures above approximately 800 K. Consideration of a perfect adiabatic catalyst acting on the same diesel exhaust shows that equilibrium NO x values can fall below NO x emissions standards at lower temperatures, but to achieve these low concentrations would require the catalyst to attain 100% approach to equilibrium at very low temperatures. It is concluded that NO x removal based on a thermodynamic equilibrating catalyst under lean exhaust conditions is not practically viable for automotive application, and that to achieve upcoming NO x standards will require selective NO x catalysts that vigorously promote NO x reactions with reductant and do not promote NO decomposition or oxidation. Finally, the ability of a selective NO x catalyst system to reduce NO x concentrations to or below thermodynamic equilibrium values is proposed as a useful measure for selective catalytic reduction (SCR) activity. 相似文献
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The selective catalytic reduction of NO x by methane on noble metal-loaded sulfated zirconia (SZ) catalysts was studied. Ru, Rh, Pd, Ag, Ir, Pt, and Au-loaded sulfated zirconia catalysts were compared with the intact sulfated zirconia. For the NO–CH 4–O 2 reaction, Ru, Rh, Pd, Ir, and Pt showed promotion effect on NO x reduction, while for the NO 2–CH 4–O 2 reaction, only Rh and Pd showed promotion effect. Over intact and Rh, Pd, Ag, and Au-loaded sulfated zirconia, NO x conversion in NO 2–CH 4–O 2 reaction was significantly higher than that in NO–CH 4–O 2 reaction, while clear difference was not observed over Ru, Ir, and Pt-loaded sulfated zirconia. Comparison of [NO 2]/([NO]+[NO 2]) in the effluent gases in NO–O 2 and NO 2–O 2 reactions showed that Ru, Ir, and Pt has high activity for NO oxidation under the reaction conditions. These facts suggest that effects of these metals toward NO x reduction by methane can be categorized into the following three groups: (i) low activity for NO oxidation to NO 2, and high activity for NO 2 reduction to N 2 (Pd, Rh); (ii) high activity for NO oxidation to NO 2, and low activity for NO 2 reduction to N 2 (Ru, Ir, Pt); (iii) low activity for both reactions (Ag, Au). To confirm these suggestions, combination of these metals were investigated on binary or physically-mixed catalysts. The combination of Pd or Rh with Pt or Ru gave high activity for the selective reduction of NO x by methane. 相似文献
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The adsorption of HCN on, its catalytic oxidation with 6% O 2 over 0.5% Pt/Al 2O 3, and the subsequent oxidation of strongly bound chemisorbed species upon heating were investigated. The observed N-containing products were N 2O, NO and NO 2, and some residual adsorbed N-containing species were oxidized to NO and NO 2 during subsequent temperature programmed oxidation. Because N-atom balance could not be obtained after accounting for the quantities of each of these product species, we propose that N 2 and was formed. Both the HCN conversion and the selectivity towards different N-containing products depend strongly on the reaction temperature and the composition of the reactant gas mixture. In particular, total HCN conversion reaches 95% above 250 °C. Furthermore, the temperature of maximum HCN conversion to N 2O is located between 200 and 250 °C, while raising the reaction temperature increases the proportion of NO x in the products. The co-feeding of H 2O and C 3H 6 had little, if any effect on the total HCN conversion, but C 3H 6 addition did increase the conversion to NO and decrease the conversion to NO 2, perhaps due to the competing presence of adsorbed fragments of reductive C 3H 6. Evidence is also presented that introduction of NO and NO 2 into the reactant gas mixture resulted in additional reaction pathways between these NO x species and HCN that provide for lean-NO x reduction coincident with HCN oxidation. 相似文献
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The decomposition of N 2O, and the catalytic reduction by NH 3 of N 2O and N 2O + NO, have been studied on Fe-BEA, -ZSM-5 and -FER catalysts. These catalysts were prepared by classical ion exchange and characterized by TPR after various activation treatments. Fe-FER is the most active material in the catalytic decomposition because “oxo-species” reducible at low temperature, appearing upon interaction of Fe II-zeolite with N 2O (-oxygen), are formed in largest amounts with this material. The decomposition of N 2O is promoted by addition of NH 3, and even more with NH 3 + NO in the case of Fe-FER and -BEA. It is proposed that the NO-promoted reduction of N 2O originated from the fast surface reaction between -oxygen O * and NO * to yield NO 2*, which in turn reacts immediately with NH 3. 相似文献
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