Nitrogen oxides (NOx) are among the primary atmospheric pollutants, posing a significant threat to human health and the environment. The NH3-SCR technology is a crucial method for reducing nitrogen oxides from fixed sources and has been extensively implemented in the coal-fired power generation sector. Vanadium(V)-based catalysts have garnered considerable attention due to their superior denitrification activity. However, the traditional V-based catalysts can no longer meet the industry requirements because of the profound transformations in the energy industry. Consequently, it has become imperative to modify the V-based catalysts to operate effectively across a broad temperature range and enhance their resistance to poisoning. This review focuses on the recent advancements in the wide-temperature denitrification capabilities and poisoning resistance of the V-based catalysts in the coal-fired power generation industry. To enhance the low-temperature performance, the temperature window should be effectively expanded by modifying the active components and carriers, and optimizing the catalyst structures. Furthermore, an in-depth analysis of deactivation factors is presented, including the poisoning mechanisms induced by ammonium bisulfate (ABS), H2O, alkali/alkaline earth metals, phosphorus, and halogens, as well as the corresponding strategies to improve the anti-poisoning performance. Finally, the research direction of the V-based catalyst in the energy transformation of power generation industry is put forward.
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