Catalytic conversion of mercury over Ce doped Mn/SAPO-34 catalyst: Sulphur tolerance and SO2/SO3 conversion
Catalytic conversion of mercury over Ce doped Mn/SAPO-34 catalyst: Sulphur tolerance and SO2/SO3 conversion
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Ce 掺杂 Mn/SAPO-34 催化剂上汞的催化转化:耐硫性和 SO2/SO3 转化
DOI:
10.1016/j.jhazmat.2019.120986
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
13.6
通讯作者:
Pan Wei-Ping
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作者:
Wang Tao;Liu Jun;Yang Yihuan;Sui Zifeng;Zhang Yongsheng;Wang Jiawei;Pan Wei-Ping
A series of Mn-Ce/SAPO-34 catalysts were prepared to study the catalytic oxidisation of elemental mercury (Hg0). Sulphur tolerance and SO3formation over the catalyst were studied further. Hg0was transported by compressed air from PSA Cavkit. NO, SO2, and NH3are standard gases, and H2O is produced by gas carrying. Mn could incorporate into the cerium oxide lattice to form capping oxygen and well-dispersed high valance manganese ions after the addition of Ce, which was conducive to NO removal and Hg0oxidisation. 9 Mn-9Ce showed the best performance regarding Hg0conversion, achieving more than 92% Hg0conversion efficiency at 50–300 °C. The sulphur resistance of the Mn-based catalyst was significantly improved after the addition of cerium due to the high affinity of Ce for SO2, and the relative content of HgSO4was exceeded 72% on the 9 Mn-9Ce catalyst with SO2; SO3formation over the 9 Mn-9Ce decreased by 17% compared with the 9 Mn. H2O not only reduced the available active site, but also decreased the oxidation rate of SO2. The active sites were preferentially occupied by NH3rather than Hg0and SO2, generated NH4+occupied cation vacancies. Therefore, both H2O and NH3have inhibitory effects on Hg0conversion and SO3formation.