Mercury removal performance of brominated biomass activated carbon injection in simulated and coal-fired flue gas
Mercury removal performance of brominated biomass activated carbon injection in simulated and coal-fired flue gas
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溴化生物质活性炭喷射在模拟烟气和燃煤烟气中的脱汞性能
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10.1016/j.fuel.2020.119131
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发表时间:
2021-02
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影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Xiaobing Gu
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作者:
Weimeng Zhao;Xinze Geng;Jincheng Lu;Yufeng Duan;Shuai Liu;Peng Hu;Yifan Xu;Yaji Huang;Jun Tao;Xiaobing Gu
Brominated biomass activated carbon, with impactful gaseous mercury removal performance, has become a novel cost-effective and environment friendly alternative adsorbent for activated carbon. In this paper, the mercury removal behavior of brominated rice husk activated carbon (RHAC-Br) injecting was investigated in a simulated flue gas entrained-flow experimental system, a pilot-scale 0.3 MWth circulating fluidized bed combustion (CFBC) system, and an industrial-scale 75 t/h CFBC boiler system, respectively. For comparison, the mercury removal performance of brominated coconut husk activated carbon (CHAC-Br) and brominated coal-based activated carbon (CAC-Br) was also studied in simulated and coal-fired flue gas. Combined with the nitrogen adsorption-desorption and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analyses, the three sorbents were characterized and analyzed on their mercury removal features in different scale experiments. The results showed that in the entrained-flow experimental system, the increase of injection amount and initial mercury concentration promotes mercury removal of RHAC-Br, with the optimum removal temperature of 120 °C, and the following order for Hg0removal efficiency for the three sorbents: η(CAC-Br)> η(CHAC-Br)> η(RHAC-Br). Further investigation carried out in the pilot-scale 0.3 MWth CFBC facility indicated that both injection temperature and mercury removal behavior of the three sorbents in coal-fired flue gas are quite different from those in the simulated flue gas, mainly as a result of large proportion of Hg2+and Hgp. The mercury removal performance of RHAC-Br is comparable to that of a commercial activated carbon (CAC-Br). The outcome conducted in the industrial-scale 75 t/h CFBC boiler system demonstrated that the RHAC-Br injection is as efficient as CAC-Br injection, verifying that the brominated biomass activated carbon could be an effectively alternative adsorbent for the brominated activated carbon in the application for large-scale coal-fired boiler systems.
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