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刘勇, 单烨, 丁帅, 韩宣, 刘杨先. Fe2+协同热活化过一硫酸氢钾盐诱导自由基脱除NO的研究[J]. 燃料化学学报,
2018, 46(12): 1520-1527.
Citation:
LIU Yong, SHAN Ye, DING Shuai, HAN Xuan, LIU Yang-xian. NO removal using oxidation of free radicals produced from Fe2+ and heat synergic activation of oxone[J]. Journal of Fuel Chemistry and Technology,
2018, 46(12): 1520-1527.
School of Energy and Power Engineering, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang 212013, China
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Hangzhou Energy Engineering Design Co., LTD, Hangzhou 310000, China
Corresponding author:
LIU Yang-xian, Tel: 0511-88780211, E-mail: liuyx1984@126.com
Received Date:
05 July 2018 Revised Date:
13 September 2018 Available Online:
01 December 2018
Fund Project:
The project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (U1710108, 51576094)
Abstract:
The NO removal using oxidation of free radicals produced from Fe2+ and heat synergic activation of oxone in a gas-liquid impinging stream reactor was investigated. The effects of several main process parameters (solution temperature, Fe2+ concentration, oxone concentration, solution pH value, NO inlet concentrations) on NO removal were examined. The reaction products and free radicals were also detected and analyzed. Based on the comparative study of different systems, detection of reaction products and capture of active free radicals, the mechanism and reaction pathways of NO removal process were revealed. The results indicate that the increase in oxone concentration, solution temperature or Fe2+ concentration elevates the NO removal efficiency, but the increase in the solution pH value or NO inlet concentration reduces the NO removal efficiency. A synergistic effect between Fe2+ and heat, which activates the oxone to generate sulfate radicals and hydroxyl radicals, was observed. It reveals that the sulfate radicals and hydroxyl radicals are the primary reactive oxidants, and oxone is the complementary oxidant for NO removal. The synergistic activation system of Fe2+ and heat has much higher NO removal efficiency than other systems.
Figure 2.
Effects of solution temperature (a), Fe2+ concentration (b), oxone concentration (c), solution pH value (d) and NO concentration (b) on NO removal efficiency
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图 1
实验装置示意图
Figure 1
Schematic diagram of experimental apparatus
1-4: cylinder gases (N2/O2/SO2/NO); 5-8: rotameters; 9: gas blender; 10: gas valves; 11: thermometer; 12: constant temperature device; 13: impinging stream reactor; 14: accelerating tube; 15: atomizing nozzles; 16: solution; 17: circulating pump; 18: flue gas analyzer; 19: scrubber bottle; 20: nozzles distribution
Figure 2
Effects of solution temperature (a), Fe2+ concentration (b), oxone concentration (c), solution pH value (d) and NO concentration (b) on NO removal efficiency