LI Yanying, LI Xianchun. Biomass activated carbon loaded with zero-valent iron nanocrystal clusters for direct catalytic reduction of NO[J]. CIESC Journal, 2019, 70(3): 1111-1119
LI Yanying, LI Xianchun. Biomass activated carbon loaded with zero-valent iron nanocrystal clusters for direct catalytic reduction of NO[J]. CIESC Journal, 2019, 70(3): 1111-1119DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20180947.
Biomass activated carbon loaded with zero-valent iron nanocrystal clusters for direct catalytic reduction of NO
The nano-iron-based catalysts with biomass activated carbon as carrier were prepared by equal volume impregnation method. The catalysts were characterized by TG
SEM
XPS
Raman and other analytical instruments. The activated carbon was loaded with zero-valent iron and iron oxide under anaerobic conditions. Actively developing a cheap catalyst suitable for coke oven flue gas denitrification at low temperature and no oxygen so that its flue gas emissions meet the national environmental protection standards is one of the research hotspots at the present stage. The mechanism of denitrification of zero-valent iron and iron oxides supported on activated carbon under anaerobic conditions is discussed. The results prove that the Fe-based catalyst prepared by thermal reduction at 750℃ has high activity
and its active center is the homogeneously dispersed zero-valent iron nanocrystalline cluster. The removal efficiency of NO at 280℃ is 100% and the loss of activated carbon carrier was avoided. The fast deactivation of the catalyst is due to the oxidation of zero-valent iron to Fe
3
O
4
thus reducing the activity of the denitrifying agent. The catalyst activity can be completely restored by heat treatment at 750℃ nitrogen atmosphere
but the carbon carrier will be consumed by regeneration method without adding reducing gas. The preparation and regeneration of CO as reducing agent can effectively improve the dispersion of nanocrystalline clusters
prolong the denitrification life and reduce the loss of carbon support
which provides the possibility for the application of zero valent Fe catalyst in pra
ctical application.
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