Catalytic properties in deNOx and SO2–SO3 reactions
作者： Pio Forzatti , Isabella Nova , Alessandra Beretta , None
DOI: 10.1016/S0920-5861(99)00302-8
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摘要: Abstract SCR-deNO x reaction and SO 2 –SO 3 oxidation tests were carried out by different research groups over fresh used EUROCAT oxide samples in order to characterize the reactivity of catalysts compare data obtained several laboratories (Politecnico Milan, Universita Salerno, ENEL Boreskov Insitute Catalysis). Data are presented which indicate that catalyst is slightly more active both deNO than sample. An analyses collected honeycomb means a 2D, single-channel model SCR monolith reactor has been performed evaluate intrinsic kinetic constant reaction; satisfactory comparison between estimation activity from powdered catalysts. A good agreement found experimental results labs, for oxidation.
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