期刊
CATALYSTS
卷 11, 期 11, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/catal11111360
关键词
low-temperature SCR; MnOx; MnOx/PG catalyst ; SO2-pretreated poisoning; water-washed regeneration
资金
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [51872070]
Manganese oxide-supported palygorskite (MnOx/PG) catalysts are efficient for low-temperature SCR of NOx, but tend to be poisoned by SO2. The deactivation mechanism involves the formation of polysulfuric acid due to oxidation of SO2, leading to wrapping of the active component and blocking of micropores. Water-washed regeneration can recover the catalyst activity.
Manganese oxide-supported palygorskite (MnOx/PG) catalysts are considered highly efficient for low-temperature SCR of NOx. However, the MnOx/PG catalyst tends to be poisoned by SO2. The effect of SO2 on activity of the SO2-pretreated poisoning catalysts under ammonia-free conditions was explored. It was determined that the MnOx/PG catalyst tends to be considerably deactivated by SO2 in the absence of ammonia and that water-washed regeneration can completely recover activity of the deactivated catalyst. Based on these results and characterizations of the catalysts, a reasonable mechanism for the deactivation of MnOx/PG catalyst by SO2 was proposed in this study. SO2 easily oxidized to SO3 on the surface of the catalyst, leading to the formation of polysulfuric acid, wrapping of the active component and blocking the micropores. The deactivation of the MnOx/PG catalyst is initially caused by the formation of polysulfuric rather than the deposition of ammonia sulfate, which occurs later.
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