Changes of activated coke properties in cyclic adsorption treatment of flue gases
Changes of activated coke properties in cyclic adsorption treatment of flue gases
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DOI:
10.1016/j.fuproc.2012.06.011
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发表时间:
2012-12
影响因子:
7.5
通讯作者:
K. Jastrząb
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作者:
K. Jastrząb
Changes of physico-chemical, sorptive and catalytic properties of two Polish activated cokes (industrial AKP-5 and laboratory SWS-6) used in flue gas cleaning with BF method were analyzed. The subsequent cycles of the process: SO2sorption–thermal regeneration (S-R) resulted in the linear increase of the specific surface area of activated coke: from 218 to 482m2/g for AKP and from 150 to 250m2/g for SWS were presented. At the same time a gradual increase of a micropore volume at an unchanged volume of macropores was observed. An unfavorable drop of the ignition temperature, lowered mechanical strength and bulk density accompanied these changes. SO2and Hg adsorptive activity is a linear function of the specific surface area. The initially dynamic sorption capacity 79g SO2/kg of AKP increased by 67% in 15 S–R cycles. The dynamic adsorption capacity of Hg vapors increased from 0.25 to 0.9mg Hg/kg of AKP. The degree of nitrogen oxide reduction using ammonia did not depend on the number of S–R cycles. The impact of ash content and the presence of some functional groups on the surface on denitrification degree were eliminated.