Nitric Oxide Reduction by Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide over Char Surface: Fundamental Kinetics for Nitric Oxide Emission Control from Fluidized-Bed Combustor of Coal
Nitric Oxide Reduction by Hydrogen and Carbon Monoxide over Char Surface: Fundamental Kinetics for Nitric Oxide Emission Control from Fluidized-Bed Combustor of Coal
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10.1021/bk-1982-0196.ch029
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1982-09
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T. Furusawa;Mikio Tsunoda;D. Kunii
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T. Furusawa;Mikio Tsunoda;D. Kunii
The rate of catalytic "NO" reduction by hydrogen and carbon monoxide over a char surface was measured and compared with the rate of noncatalytic "NO" reduction by char which has been previously reported to have a significant effect on "NO" emission control in a fluidized bed combustor of coal. In the presence of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, the surface catalyzed reduction of "NO" controlled the overall "NO" destruction. Thus the presence of hydrogen and carbon monoxide decreased the comsumption of carbon to nearly zero. The rate was significantly enhanced by hydrogen over the temperature range employed for the fluidized bed combustor. The ratio of formed ammonia to consumed "NO" is decreased with an increased temperature.