NH3-selective catalytic reduction (SCR) is applied worldwide to DeNOx of combustion exhausts of stationary and mobile sources, but a greater DeNOx activity at low temperatures is desired to meet forthcoming restrictive legislations and to increase energy efficiency in specific applications. We have obtained high NO reduction efficiencies at 200-300 °C over commercial V-based and Fe-exchanged zeolite catalysts by reacting NO with both ammonia and nitrates (e.g., ammonium nitrate) according to a novel “enhanced SCR” reaction, 2NH3 + 2NO + NH4NO3 f 3N2 + 5H2O. This provides a new route for low-temperature NOx reduction wherein the DeNOx activity is maximized by dosing an aqueous solution of nitrates to the SCR reactor feed stream.

New “Enhanced NH3-SCR” Reaction for NOx Emission Control

FORZATTI, PIO;NOVA, ISABELLA;TRONCONI, ENRICO
2010-01-01

Abstract

NH3-selective catalytic reduction (SCR) is applied worldwide to DeNOx of combustion exhausts of stationary and mobile sources, but a greater DeNOx activity at low temperatures is desired to meet forthcoming restrictive legislations and to increase energy efficiency in specific applications. We have obtained high NO reduction efficiencies at 200-300 °C over commercial V-based and Fe-exchanged zeolite catalysts by reacting NO with both ammonia and nitrates (e.g., ammonium nitrate) according to a novel “enhanced SCR” reaction, 2NH3 + 2NO + NH4NO3 f 3N2 + 5H2O. This provides a new route for low-temperature NOx reduction wherein the DeNOx activity is maximized by dosing an aqueous solution of nitrates to the SCR reactor feed stream.
2010
Aftertreatment, Diesel-urea SCR, deNOx, Fast SCR, Ammonium nitrate, Transient response, Dynamic methods
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