Removal of Gas-Phase Elemental Mercury by Bromine-Impregnated Activated Carbon
Removal of Gas-Phase Elemental Mercury by Bromine-Impregnated Activated Carbon
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10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.356-360.1660
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2011-10
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Jiang Wu;Jiehe Chen;Shuaibin Zhang;P. He;J. Fang;Y. Wu
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Jiang Wu;Jiehe Chen;Shuaibin Zhang;P. He;J. Fang;Y. Wu
Br-impregnated activated carbon for gas-phase elemental mercury adsorption experiments were carried out at a fixed-bed system to get the suitable mass fraction of KBr impregnation solution. Hg removal efficiency of 1% wt KBr-ACs was 69.0%, while that of 10% wt KBr-ACs was 57.9%. Both of them were higher than that of the raw activated carbon, 42.2%. The removal efficiency of Hg0 was not proportional to bromine concentration. Under 80-180°C, Hg removal efficiency of 1% wt KBr-ACs were 68.3%-71.8%, and at 140°C it reached the highest due to the increasing chemical adsorption ability of the functional groups which was on the surfaces of activated carbons by impregnating. At 160°C, Hg removal efficiency was lower than that at 140°C due to desorption making physical adsorption decrease, so that the total adsorption decreased.