Copyright (c) 2014 Jin-Xi Zhou1, Zong-Jiang Fu2, Dian-Tao Liu1, Song Zhou1
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Enhancement Mechanism on Removal of NO in Shipping Desulphurization System Using NaOH Solution
Corresponding Author(s) : Jin-Xi Zhou1
Asian Journal of Chemistry,
Vol 26 No Supplementary Issue
Abstract
The NO removal characteristic of sodium-alkali solutions was studied in a counter current packed column in continuous flow mode. The effect mechanism of pH, S(IV), H2O and UV oxidation was discussed in the paper. When S(IV) did not exist in the absorbent, pH was not effect on removal of NO. When there was S(IV) in the absorbent, the NO removal was high and pH was also effect on NO removal. The essence of reaction was that the high pH value could increase the concentration of S(IV) and the redox reactions of NO were stronger than hydrolysis reactions. The mechanism of UV oxidation on NO removal was also deduced. The active molecules such as O3 derived from UV-photocatalytic were the main ingredient enhancing the conversion of NO to NO2 and the oxidation ratio was associated with the oxygen content in exhaust. The presence of H2O in exhaust could enhance NO removal, but the presence of SO2 could reduce this enhancement on NO removal. The reaction showed that SO2 could react with the OH radical and it could reduce the NO oxidation ratio. The experimental results show that the NOx removal in desulfurization process is available under proper operation conditions and the NOx removal efficiency can satisfy the stringent emissions regulations of International Maritime Organization.
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