Performance Optimization of High-pressure SCR System in a Marine Diesel Engine. Part II: Catalytic Reduction and Process
Performance Optimization of High-pressure SCR System in a Marine Diesel Engine. Part II: Catalytic Reduction and Process
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船用柴油机高压 SCR 系统的性能优化。
DOI:
10.1007/s11244-018-1088-x
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Yongming Feng
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作者:
Yuanqing Zhu;Rongpei Zhang;Song Zhou;Chunan Huang;Yongming Feng
The working process of high-pressure SCR (HP-SCR) system is a kind of catalytic reaction process in the high-pressure exhaust flow, which involves urea decomposition reaction, catalytic reduction reaction of NOxand oxidizing reaction of NH3. Based on existing exhaust conditions of marine low-speed diesel engines, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) coupled with the chemical reaction kinetics, the catalytic process, and the working performance of the HP-SCR system were correspondingly studied in this paper. With the optimized scheme of the HP-SCR system, concentration uniformity, linear velocity, and total pressure loss were determined. Likewise, the concentration distribution of NH3, NO, and NO2were obtained, and the catalytic kinetics of the NOxreduction reaction was analyzed. For the optimized scheme, the concentration of NH3and the flow uniformity of the catalyst upwind section was met with the design requirements of the HP-SCR system, and the pressure loss of the SCR catalyst layer occupied about 40% of the total pressure loss. With NO, NO2, and NH3existing together in the exhaust, both the standard SCR reaction and fast SCR reaction are competitive, and they mostly react along the first layer of catalyst. Finally, the weighted average value of the NOxemission behind the HP-SCR system was determined using the ISO8717 test cycle E3, and the value was 2.67 g/kWh, which met with the NOxlimited requirement of the IMO Tier III.