Two-Stage Chemical Absorption-Biological Reduction System for NO Removal: System Start-up and Optimal Operation Mode
Two-Stage Chemical Absorption-Biological Reduction System for NO Removal: System Start-up and Optimal Operation Mode
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两级化学吸收-生物还原脱硝系统:系统启动和最佳运行模式
DOI:
10.1021/acs.energyfuels.8b00756
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发表时间:
2018
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影响因子:
5.3
通讯作者:
Wei Li
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作者:
Chunyan Zhang;Jingkai Zhao;Cheng Sun;Sujing Li;Dongxiao Zhang;Tianjiao Guo;Wei Li
A novel chemical absorption–biological reduction (CABR) integrated process, employing Fe(II)EDTA as an enhanced absorbent, is a promising technology for nitrogen oxides removal. In this work, we developed a new two-stage CABR system applying a mixed cultivation model of denitrifying bacteria and iron-reducing bacteria, which consists of a sieve-plate tower and a bioreduction tower to separate the absorption and reduction processes. The start-up period of the two-stage system was shortened to 19 days, while that of the one-stage CABR system was 46 days. In addition, the two-stage CABR system featured a better oxygen-resistance ability and a higher NO removal loading. In effort to optimize system operation, we compared different modes of system operation and found that (1) continuous addition of glucose was better than the batch-type addition and that (2) the NO removal efficiency could be maintained at >90% while the FeEDTA concentration was higher than 4 mmol/L; however, reducing the initial concentration of ferric iron complex could inhibit the loss rate of Na2EDTA. Furthermore, the optimized operating mode parameters were 4 mmol/L initial Fe(III)EDTA, 0.6 mg/min Na2EDTA, and 5 mg/min glucose with a 2 L/min gas flow rate under a 400 ppm of NO condition, while the NO removal efficiency was kept >90%; the corresponding operating cost in terms of glucose was 8.4 g of glucose/g of NO. The purpose of this work was to provide preliminary data to support future industrial application for NOxremoval, as well as sufficient technological insights on the process configuration and reactor operation of the two-stage CABR system.