A mathematical model was developed to describe the behavior of species in pulsed discharge of the NO/N2/O2/H2O system
and to compute the generation of the species by considering a serious of chemical reactions in the pulsed discharge into stiff ordinary differential equations.The equations were numerically solved with the Rosenbrock method and the evolution of various species produced in the NO/N2/O2/H2O system as a function of residence time was studied.The results showed that NO reduction and NO oxidation coexisted in one NO removal process.The proportion of NO oxidation was much bigger than that of NO reduction
when the concentrations of NO
N2
O2
H2O and CO2 were 200×10-6
80%
5%
6% and 9% respectively.Both NO reduction efficiency and NO oxidation efficiency increased with increasing pulsed discharge frequency.The concentration of HNO3 increased with increasing concentration of water vapor
indicating that the proportion of NO oxidation increased with increasing concentration of water vapor.
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