NO reduction by carbon-based gases based on coal gasification fractions: NO reduction intermediate identification and kinetic analysis
Xiang Zhang , Jian Tian , Tanghui Hu , Guangyong Yue , Xianlong Liu , Wen Zhou , Xiaohong Liu , Xinye Wang
Front. Environ. Sci. Eng. ›› 2025, Vol. 19 ›› Issue (3) : 37
NO reduction by carbon-based gases based on coal gasification fractions: NO reduction intermediate identification and kinetic analysis
Combining pulverized coal gasifiers with cement kiln production is promising for application in low-cost and efficient NO reduction. This paper presents a pulverized coal gasifier catalytic denitration technique and investigates the homogeneous reduction (by CO and CH4) and heterogeneous catalytic reduction (by coke, CaO, MgO, and Fe2O3) of NO. A combination of Chemkin simulations and fixed-bed experiments is used to elucidate the reaction pathways and key intermediates of NO reduction by carbon-based gases. In addition, the activation energies for different catalyst combinations were analyzed via reaction kinetics. The results demonstrate that the presence of small amounts of O2 inhibits NO reduction by CO but promotes NO reduction by CH4. The NCO• radical is essential for the NO reduction process, and the generation of this radical depends on the CH4 cleavage intermediate and O• radical. CaO and Fe2O3 exhibit more significant catalytic effects on NO reduction by carbon-based gases than the other catalysts tested. The presence of a small amount of O2 in the reacting gas mixtures facilitates the NO reduction reaction. The activation energy is reduced to 1.02 kJ/mol, and the NO conversion reaches 99.80% when the catalyst is C + CaO + MgO + Fe2O3 and the gas composition is CO + CH4 + O2. This work provides theoretical support and data recommendations for the use of pulverized coal gasifiers for the denitrification of cement kilns.
Carbon-based gas / Catalytic denitration / Coke / Kinetic analysis / Reaction mechanism
● The influencing factors of denitration of carbon-based gases were evaluated. | |
● The kinetics of catalytic reactions of Coke, CaO, MgO and Fe2O3 were investigated. | |
● The NCO• radical was essential for the NO reduction process. | |
| ● Mixtures of alkaline metal oxides may have a synergistic effect on NO reduction. |
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