Scr catalysts containing iron vanadate
A catalyst, metal vanadate technology, applied in or their group, l0.33Er0.33VO4 field, can solve the problems of small active temperature window, vanadium catalyst deactivation and the like
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Embodiment 1
[0117] Embodiment 1: prepare catalyst with vanadyl oxalate and ferric vanadate
[0118] A catalyst was prepared with the following formulation comprising V from vanadyl oxalate: from FeVO in a weight ratio of 50:50 4 V:
[0119] 55g / ft 3 Element V vanadyl oxalate
[0120] 55g / ft 3 Element V FeVO 4
[0121] 3.21g / in 3 5 wt% WO 3 / 5wt%SiO 2 / TiO 2
[0122] 0.8g / in 3 colloidal silica sol
[0123] 0.2% - 0.3% by weight of xanthan gum by mass of wet washcoat
[0124] 150g / ft 3 Ammonium metatungstate of element W
[0125] Ammonium Hydroxide (for adjusting pH to 8-9)
[0126] Total Calcined Washcoat Loading = 4.28 g / in 3
[0127] The total vanadium loading (expressed as V 2 o 5 +TiO 2 V 2 o 5 weight%)=3.78 weight%
[0128] Note again that throughout this specification, TiO in this calculation 2 Refers to the TiO in the preparation 2 content instead of doped TiO 2 load capacity.
[0129] V from vanadium oxalate: from FeVO was also prepared at weight ratios...
Embodiment 2
[0146] Example 2: Aging Stability
[0147] The catalysts of Example 1 (each with 110 g / ft 3 The NOx conversion of the element V loading); the catalyst was tested fresh and aged at 580°C for 100 hours. The results are shown in figure 1 middle.
[0148] The results show that catalysts prepared with blends of vanadyl oxalate and iron vanadate provide increased aging stability at low temperatures.
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[0149] Embodiment 3: V load
[0150] A 50:50 catalyst from Example 1 was prepared with 110 g / ft 3 The vanadium loading, where 3.78 wt% of the total V 2 o 5 +TiO 2 V 2 o 5 , and V from vanadyl oxalate: from FeVO 4 The ratio of V is 50:50. Additional catalyst samples were prepared with increasing vanadium loading, but maintaining the 50:50 ratio. The catalyst was then tested for NOx conversion at 225°C and 500°C at 500 ppm NO, ANR 1.05, at 60k SV. The catalysts were tested fresh and after aging for 100 hours at 580°C.
[0151] The results are shown in figure 2 middle. By using a blend of iron vanadate and vanadium oxalate according to Example 1 (nominal 3.78 wt% V 2 o 5 , with V 2 o 5 +TiO 2 % of ), both fresh and aged performance can be improved by increasing the vanadium loading. This results in improved performance and good stability.
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