Effects of acidic gases and operation parameters on denitrification in oxy-fuel CO2 compression process
Effects of acidic gases and operation parameters on denitrification in oxy-fuel CO2 compression process
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DOI:
10.1016/j.fuel.2018.07.151
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发表时间:
2018-12
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7.4
通讯作者:
Xiaoshan Li;Qiang Huang;Cong Luo;Zewu Zhang;Yongqing Xu;Liqi Zhang;C. Zheng
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作者:
Xiaoshan Li;Qiang Huang;Cong Luo;Zewu Zhang;Yongqing Xu;Liqi Zhang;C. Zheng
Oxy-fuel combustion technology has great potential as a technically feasible method to significantly reduce CO2emissions from coal-fired power plants. In an oxy-fuel combustion system, gas impurities such as SO2and NOxmust be removed before CO2recovery because they can cause potential corrosion risk to CO2compression and purification units (CPU). An attractive strategy is to simultaneously remove SO2and NOxin the existing CO2CPU system in place of traditional flue gas treatment device. Since NOxcontains more than 90% of insoluble NO, the removal of NO has attracted much attention. In this study, NO removal efficiency in CO2compression process were experimentally investigated on a pressurized reaction system. Effects of acidic gases (SO2, CO2) and operation parameters (pressure, temperature, initial O2concentration and residence time) were taken into consideration. NO removal was achieved in pressurized reaction system as a result of oxidation to NO2in the presence of O2and the absorption of NO2in water. NO conversion to NO2was the key step for NO removal, which was strongly and positively dependent on the pressure and negatively dependent on the temperature. With the addition of 1000 ppm SO2in simulated gases, NO removal efficiency was reduced by 8.1% at 2.0 MPa. The gas phase and liquid phase reactions between SO2and NO2suggested that partial NO2was converted to insoluble NO when reacting with SO2. It was also found that NO removal efficiency in O2/CO2atmosphere was slightly higher than that in O2/N2atmosphere. The dissolution of CO2in water increased the residence time as well as the acidity of the aqueous solution, which could facilitate the oxidation of NO.