A non-NH3 pathway for NOx conversion in coupled LNT-SCR systems
A non-NH3 pathway for NOx conversion in coupled LNT-SCR systems
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DOI:
10.1016/j.apcatb.2011.11.008
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发表时间:
2012-01
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22.1
通讯作者:
Jin Wang;Yaying Ji;Zhengwang He;M. Crocker;M. Dearth;R. McCabe
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作者:
Jin Wang;Yaying Ji;Zhengwang He;M. Crocker;M. Dearth;R. McCabe
NOxstorage-reduction experiments were performed using a coupled LNT-SCR system consisting of a low-precious metal loaded Pt/Rh LNT catalyst and a commercial Cu–zeolite SCR catalyst. Cycling experiments revealed that when a CO+H2+C3H6mixture or C3H6by itself was used as the reductant, the NOxconversion over the SCR catalyst exceeded the conversion of NH3over the same catalyst. This is explained by the presence of propene, which slipped through the LNT catalyst and reacted with the LNT NOxslip. Separate experiments, conducted under continuous flow and lean-rich cycling conditions, confirmed the ability of propene, as well as ethene, to function as a NOxreductant over the SCR catalyst. Cycling experiments also revealed that the SCR catalyst was able to store propene, such that NOxreduction by stored propene continued into the lean phase (after the switch from rich conditions). According to adsorption experiments, significant co-adsorption of NH3and propene occured in the SCR catalyst, while under lean-rich cycling conditions the contributions of NH3and C3H6to NOxconversion were found to be essentially additive. These findings suggest that under actual driving conditions, NOxreduction by non-NH3reductants (olefins and possibly other hydrocarbons) in the SCR catalyst can contribute to the mitigation of lean and rich phase NOx.