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Study On Manganese-cerium Binary Metal Mixed Oxides Modified Adsorbent For Hg~0 Removal

Posted on:2019-08-18Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z Q LiaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330563491344Subject:Thermal Engineering
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Mercury pollution caused a serious damage to human health.Coal-fired power plant is one of the largest sources of anthropogenic mercury emissions.At present,there is no effective mercury reduction measures for Hg0 in flue gas.The reduction of Hg0 in flue gas by the adsorbent is one of the most important ways to reduce mercury.However,active metal modified adsorbents have been extensively studied due to their good Hg0 removal performance and flexible work conditions.In addition,some active metals have good Hg0removal performance at low temperatures.Among them,manganese(Mn)-cerium(Ce)based composite adsorbent has attracted much attention for its good low temperature(below300℃)performance,good oxygen storage capacity and synergistic Hg0 removal ability.However,with the increase of Mn and Ce loading,the agglomeration and crystallization of active metal will occur,which limited the further improvement of Hg0 removal performance.So,this study intends to use a new type of support material to increase the loading of highly dispersed Mn and Ce to improve Hg0 removal performance.Meanwhile,the use of halides and sulfides modified adsorbent is also a way to improve Hg0 removal performance,but the cost is high.This study explored wether the use of cheap seawater modified adsorbent can further improve the Hg0 removal performance.In order to improve the loading of highly dispersed Mn-Ce,carbon nanofibers(CNFs)were employed as support.First,CNFs were placed in concentrated HNO3 for surface modification.Then,MnCe/CNFs(OX)were prepared by wet chemical impregnation method.Experiments were carried out on a fixed-bed laboratory bench.The results showed that the optimal loading of individual highly dispersed Mn and Ce both reached 15%.Meanwhile,under N2+6%O2 atmosphere,the Hg0 removal efficiency was above 93%at120-220℃.Compared to traditional supported materials,the highly dispersed Mn and Ce loading increased.It provided more active components for Hg0 adsorption reactions,which help the adsorbent maintain a high Hg0 removal efficiency for a long time.Individual flue gas experiment results showed that O2,NO and HCl promoted the removal of Hg0.O2 in the flue gas can replenish the active oxygen.And the active components in adsorbent can promote the conversion of NO to NOX to promote the catalytic adsorption of Hg0.The active Cl species in HCl can also greatly promote the catalytic adsorption of Hg0.CO2 had a slight inhibitory effect on Hg0 removal.However,SO2 will inhibit the adsorbent’s ability to remove Hg0 through competitive adsorption and the poisoning of active metals.H2O has little effect on Hg0 removal efficiency.In summary,MnCe/CNFs(OX)possessed better Hg0removal performance at low temperature and less sulfur resistance,which is suitable for the removal of Hg0 in low-sulfur coal-fired flue gas.In addition,studies show that Cl can greatly promote the removal of Hg0.The low-cost sea water is rich in Cl and S.In this study,seawater modified Na[13X]molecular sieves were used for mercury removal.The results showed that the Hg0 removal performance have been improved by the modified adsorbents at 150-400°C.Meanwhile,it proved that Cl-and SO42-in seawater played a positive role in improving Hg0 removal.Then,seawater was used as dispersant to prepare seawater modified MnCe/Na[13X]S adsorbents.Compared with MnCe/Na[13X]D prepared with deionized water as dispersant,the Hg0 removal efficiency of the former was higher than the latter,especially at low temperatures.Compared with MnCe/CNFs(OX),MnCe/Na[13X]S adsorbents are more stable for Hg0removal under simulated coal-fired flue gas.In summary,the study results of seawater modified molecular sieves is meaningful for developing low-cost efficient Hg0 removal adsorbent.
Keywords/Search Tags:coal-fired flue gas, elemental mercury, manganese-cerium based adsorbent, carbon nanofibers, seawater
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