Combined method for removing sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides from flue gas
A technology for combined removal and nitrogen oxide compound removal, applied in the fields of chemical industry and environmental protection, can solve the problems of ozone layer depletion, absorbing liquid polluting the environment, and high process costs, achieving less pharmaceutical usage, reducing gypsum production, and avoiding secondary pollution. Effect
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[0055] Example 1. Activated carbon catalysis, electrochemical assistance, and sodium sulfite reduction combined removal of NO from flue gas X and SO 2 effect fruit
[0056] In this example, Fe(II) (EDTA) is used as the metal complex and nut activated carbon as the catalyst to investigate the combined desulfurization and denitrification effects of this invention. It should be noted that sodium sulfite comes from SO dissolved in the metal complex solution 2 . Other detailed parameters of this case are as follows:
[0057] 1) Flue gas parameters: temperature 50°C, oxygen content 5%, NOx concentration 400mg m -3 and SO 2 Concentration 900ppm;
[0058] 2) Fe(II)(EDTA) solution: pH8, 100mM;
[0059] 3) The liquid-gas ratio is 4.0L / m 3 ;
[0060] 4) The rotating speed of the turntable is 156rpm;
[0061] 5) Perfluorosulfonic acid type proton exchange membrane;
[0062] 6) Working voltage 2V;
[0063] 7) The cathode and anode electrode materials are Ti and Ti e...
Embodiment 2
[0066] Example 2, with and without activated carbon catalysts for electrochemical assisted, sodium sulfite reduction combined removal of flue gas NO X and SO 2 Effect of effect
[0067] This case investigates the ability of electrochemically assisted, sodium sulfite to reduce nitrogen oxides and regenerate metal complex solutions with and without activated carbon. The detailed operation process and parameters of this case are as follows:
[0068] 1) Catholyte: Fe(II)(EDTA) solution containing nitrogen and oxygen;
[0069] 2) Anode area: saturated sodium sulfate solution;
[0070] 3) Cathode: cylindrical Cu sheet;
[0071] 4) Anode: cylindrical Pb sheet;
[0072] 5) Catalyst: charcoal granular activated carbon 25g;
[0073] 6) Working voltage: 1V;
[0074] 7) Perfluorosulfonic acid type proton exchange membrane.
[0075] Table 1 Comparison of reduction and regeneration time of Fe(II)(EDTA) mixed solution containing nitrogen and oxygen with and without cataly...
Embodiment 3
[0078] Example 3, the effect of the pH value of the metal complex solution on the combination of activated carbon catalysis, electrochemical assistance, and sodium sulfite reduction NO removal from flue gas X and SO 2 Impact
[0079] This example evaluates the effect of the pH value of the metal complex solution on the combined desulfurization and denitrification effects. In this embodiment, Fe(II)(EDTA) is selected as the metal complex with a concentration of 60 mM. The detailed parameters are as follows:
[0080] 1) Flue gas parameters: temperature 50°C, oxygen content 5%, NO X Concentration 400mg·m -3 and SO 2 Concentration 500ppm;
[0081] 2) The liquid-gas ratio is 1.5L / m 3 ;
[0082] 3) Working voltage 2V;
[0083] 4) The anode and cathode electrode materials are respectively Ti and Ni electrodes;
[0084] 5) Perfluorosulfonic acid type proton exchange membrane;
[0085] 6) 25g of nut granular activated carbon.
[0086] CAR joint removal of SO fro...
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