Inorganic Chemicals Industry ›› 2022, Vol. 54 ›› Issue (11): 18-24.doi: 10.19964/j.issn.1006-4990.2021-0735

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Current situation of NH3-SCR denitration catalyst and research progress on poisoning and deactivation

LI Kejun(),LI Fangqin(),REN Jianxing,LIU Xin,CHEN Linfeng,CAI Jianming   

  1. College of Energy and Mechanical Engineering,Shanghai University of Electric Power,Shanghai 200090,China
  • Received:2021-12-06 Online:2022-11-10 Published:2022-11-23
  • Contact: LI Fangqin E-mail:1018714206@qq.com;lifangqin@shiep.edu.cn

Abstract:

With the promotion of national energy deep peak shaving and the reduction of boiler load operation,it is found that the flue gas temperature at the outlet of the boiler is difficult to drive the selective catalytic reduction denitration reaction.By summarizing the research progress of NH3-SCR denitration catalyst at home and abroad,it was concluded that the single noble metal catalyst had the factors affecting its catalytic activity,such as narrow temperature window,easy poisoning characteristics and small specific surface area,while the composite metal oxide catalyst,the new biochar catalysts and zeolite catalysts had the advantages of porosity and good stability.The denitration mechanism of the catalyst could be simply expressed as that the acidic sites on its surface adsorbed gaseous NH3 and O2 and react with them.The poisoning causes of the catalyst could be summarized as that its internal voids were blocked by alkali metals,metal oxides were preempted by SO2 and the acidic sites were covered by hydroxyl groups.Specifically,the activity of the catalyst was decreased and the efficiency of NH3 adsorption was decreased.By comparing the denitration performance of commercial catalysts and emerging catalysts,it was concluded that the future research direction was to develop low-temperature and high-efficiency denitration catalysts with sulfur resistance,water resistance and alkali resistance.

Key words: SCR catalyst, denitration, low temperature, poisoning

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