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Study On Reaction Mechanism Of Activated Carbon For Removing Pollutants From Flue Gas

Posted on:2019-07-01Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y T LinFull Text:PDF
GTID:2371330545952088Subject:Environmental engineering
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At present,the situation of air pollution in China is still serious,especially in Beijing,Tianjin,Hebei and its surrounding areas.To improve the atmosphere quality has become a key and difficult problem to resolve.The flue gas purification technology using activated carbons can simultaneously remove multi-pollutant,such as SO2,NOx and H2S.Activated carbon technology consumes no water,produces no secondary pollution.It has been used in the flue gas purification of coal-fired power plants and sintering machines.Although activated carbon technology has many advantages,the denitrification efficiency needs to be improved.In the coking industry,for the coke oven flue gas with the emission characteristics of low sulfur,high nitrogen and multi-pollutant coexisting,the activated carbon technology demands a higher denitrification efficiency and effectively capturing multiple pollutants.This work explores the effect of modification on the denitrification efficiency over activated carbon,investigates physical and chemical properties of activated carbon affecting the denitrification efficiency,and further describes the SCR reaction mechanism of activated carbon.Meanwhile,for the H2S in the coke oven flue gas,the removal mechanism and oxidation products of H2S are investigated,and the interaction mechanism between pollutants and functional groups of activated carbon is clarified.The activated carbon was modified with four kinds of nitrogen containing additives.The results showed that the specific surface area and total pore volume of activated carbon were reduced,and the denitrification efficiency of activated carbon was obviously improved.The main reason is that the disorder of graphite microcrystalline structure of activated carbon increases the adsorption site,and pyridine,pyrrole,quaternary amine and other nitrogen containing officials are increased.The functional groups of activated carbon were characterized before and after the denitrification reaction.It was found that the content of phenol hydroxyl was reduced and the content of quinone carbonyl increased,and pyridine,pyrrole and quaternary amine functional groups decreased and the pyridine-N-oxide content of pyridine increased significantly after NO and NH3 had SCR reaction on activated carbon.According to the transient response test,the reaction follows the Langmuir-Hinshelwood mechanism at 110℃,and there are two routes at 1150℃.The adsorbed NH3 react with the adsorbed NO,following Langmuir-Hinshelwood mechanism,or the NO of the gas state directly involved in the reaction,following Eley-Rideal mechanism.Pyridine,pyrrole and quaternary amine groups can adsorb gaseous NO,while phenolic hydroxyl groups can be used as the adsorption sites of NH3 to produce quinones and N2,thus completing the SCR reaction.The characteristics of the pore structure and the functional groups of activated carbon after H2S adsorbed under different atmospheres have been investigated.It is found that in a single oxidizing gas atmosphere,oxidation is strongly related to the order of SO2>O2>NO.When the reducing gas NH3 is present,the removal efficiency of H2S decreases significantly.Compared with anaerobic atmospheres,the oxidation of H2S is more prone to occur in aerobic atmospheres and the removal efficiency is higher.In the absence of O2,H2S adsorbed on the surface of activated carbon oxidized by oxygen-containing functional groups,and then formed solid elemental sulfur and sulfate on the activated carbon.In the presence of O2,the H2S and the gaseous O2 adsorbed the active sites on the surface of the activated carbon,and the oxidation reaction produces the elemental sulfur.The elemental sulfur further reacts with the O2 in the atmosphere to produce SO2,resulting in the SO2 spillover of the gaseous state.
Keywords/Search Tags:activated carbon, denitrification, H2S, functional groups, SCR
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