Selective catalytic reduction(SCR)is a technology by which nitrogen oxides are converted with the aid of a catalyst into diatomic nitrogen and water.It is known that the catalyst can be easily eroded if a cement kiln ...Selective catalytic reduction(SCR)is a technology by which nitrogen oxides are converted with the aid of a catalyst into diatomic nitrogen and water.It is known that the catalyst can be easily eroded if a cement kiln with a high-dust content is considered.To understand this process,numerical simulations have been carried out considering a single catalyst channel in order to study the collision and erosion of fly ash and catalysts at meso scale.Based on a response surface methodology,the effects of five factors on the erosion rate have been studied,namely,the catalyst particle velocity,the particle size,the particle concentration,the incidence angle and the catalyst porosity.The results show that the influence of particle velocity,particle size and particle concentration is statistically significant and the particle size and incidence angle have a significant effect on the erosion rate.A quadratic polynomial prediction model for the erosion rate of honeycomb catalysts in cement kiln SCR reactors is finally proposed to support the future optimization of these systems.展开更多
Polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and furans(PCDD/Fs)generated from municipal solid waste(MSW)incineration are considered as the key pollutants,which could pose serious risks to the environment and ecology.This study ...Polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and furans(PCDD/Fs)generated from municipal solid waste(MSW)incineration are considered as the key pollutants,which could pose serious risks to the environment and ecology.This study comprehensively investigated the effect of selective catalytic reduction(SCR)system on PCDD/F removal,phase distributions,and migrationtransformation characteristics of 17 congeners in a full-scale MSW incinerator.The three flue gas samples and two fly ash samples were separately collected for PCDD/F analysis.The results showed that the SCR system reduced the I-TEQ concentration of PCDD/Fs from 0.135 to 0.010 ng I-TEQ Nm^(−3)with a remarkable toxicity removal efficiency of 92.6%,through oxidation decomposition over V_(2)O_(5)-WO_(3)/TiO_(2)catalysts and chlorination process of low-chlorinated congeners.In addition,the de novo synthesis observed along the flue between SCR system and stack regenerated unexpected PCDD/Fs,which might enhance the PCDD/F emission level.This study verified the three pathways of SCR system on PCDD/F removal and inspired operating suggestions for SCR system,i.e.,keeping SCR system operated in stable and consistent conditions,regularly replacing V_(2)O_(5)-WO_(3)/TiO_(2)catalysts,and timely cleaning the dusts and inlet materials of SCR system,which would be beneficial for achieving the ultra-low emission of PCDD/Fs in full-scale MSW incinerators.展开更多
基金supported by the Eco-Environment Project of the Key Research and Development Program of Anhui Province(No.202104i07020016).
文摘Selective catalytic reduction(SCR)is a technology by which nitrogen oxides are converted with the aid of a catalyst into diatomic nitrogen and water.It is known that the catalyst can be easily eroded if a cement kiln with a high-dust content is considered.To understand this process,numerical simulations have been carried out considering a single catalyst channel in order to study the collision and erosion of fly ash and catalysts at meso scale.Based on a response surface methodology,the effects of five factors on the erosion rate have been studied,namely,the catalyst particle velocity,the particle size,the particle concentration,the incidence angle and the catalyst porosity.The results show that the influence of particle velocity,particle size and particle concentration is statistically significant and the particle size and incidence angle have a significant effect on the erosion rate.A quadratic polynomial prediction model for the erosion rate of honeycomb catalysts in cement kiln SCR reactors is finally proposed to support the future optimization of these systems.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(Grant No. 2018YFC1902904)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 22008104)+4 种基金the Shenzhen Science and Technology Innovation Committee (Grant Nos. JCYJ20200109141642225,JCYJ20200109141227141, and JSGG20210713091810035)the Shenzhen Peacock Plan (Grant No. KQTD20160226195840229)provided by Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation of Guangdong Province (Grant No. 2021A1515010148)Young S&T Talent Training Program of Guangdong Provincial Association for S&T(Grant No. SKXRC202230)Guangdong Province Universities and Colleges Pearl River Scholar Funded Scheme 2018
文摘Polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and furans(PCDD/Fs)generated from municipal solid waste(MSW)incineration are considered as the key pollutants,which could pose serious risks to the environment and ecology.This study comprehensively investigated the effect of selective catalytic reduction(SCR)system on PCDD/F removal,phase distributions,and migrationtransformation characteristics of 17 congeners in a full-scale MSW incinerator.The three flue gas samples and two fly ash samples were separately collected for PCDD/F analysis.The results showed that the SCR system reduced the I-TEQ concentration of PCDD/Fs from 0.135 to 0.010 ng I-TEQ Nm^(−3)with a remarkable toxicity removal efficiency of 92.6%,through oxidation decomposition over V_(2)O_(5)-WO_(3)/TiO_(2)catalysts and chlorination process of low-chlorinated congeners.In addition,the de novo synthesis observed along the flue between SCR system and stack regenerated unexpected PCDD/Fs,which might enhance the PCDD/F emission level.This study verified the three pathways of SCR system on PCDD/F removal and inspired operating suggestions for SCR system,i.e.,keeping SCR system operated in stable and consistent conditions,regularly replacing V_(2)O_(5)-WO_(3)/TiO_(2)catalysts,and timely cleaning the dusts and inlet materials of SCR system,which would be beneficial for achieving the ultra-low emission of PCDD/Fs in full-scale MSW incinerators.
