Preparation of ozone for simultaneous removal of SO2 and NOx with mud-phosphorus slurry

Desulfurization and denitrification by using ozone has been widely used in recent years, but the technology for generating ozone at this stage has some shortcomings, which needs to be improved urgently. This paper advocates using mud-phosphorous slurry to produce ozone, which is environmentally friendly and economical. At the same time, SO2 and NOx can be removed from mud-phosphorous slurry simultaneously. The amount of ozone generated during desulfurization and denitrification is particularly important, thus, this paper studies the effects of the temperature of reaction, oxygen content and solid-liquid ratio of mud-phosphorus slurry on the amount of ozone generated. The results showed that under the optimum conditions (the reaction temperature was 60 degrees C, the solid-liquid ratio of mud-phosphorus slurry was 5.0 g/40 mL, the oxygen content was 30%), the amount of ozone was the largest, and the maximum generation amount was 573.8 mg/m(3). Under these conditions, the removal rates of SO2 and NOx can reach 99.5% and 99% respectively. This paper also analyzes the products of desulfurization and denitrification, and proposes the corresponding reaction mechanism.

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This paper explores the use of mud-phosphorous slurry for ozone production in desulfurization and denitrification, analyzing the impact of reaction temperature, oxygen content, and solid-liquid ratio on ozone generation. The optimum conditions yielded the largest ozone amount of 573.8 mg/m(3) with removal rates of 99.5% for SO2 and 99% for NOx. It also proposes a reaction mechanism for desulfurization and denitrification products.