木片热解气与氨复合还原NO的实验研究
Experimental Study on Combined Reduction of NO by Wood Chip Pyrolysis Gas and Ammonia
DOI: 10.12677/mos.2025.146509, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 乌晓江, 朱志祥, 张启超:上海交通大学机械与动力工程学院,上海
关键词: 热解气氨还原剂氮氧化物还原特性实验研究Pyrolysis Gas Ammonia Reductant Nitrogen Oxides Reduction Characteristics Experimental Study
摘要: 开发绿色、高效、低成本的脱硝技术对我国控制燃烧产生的氮氧化物有重要意义。本文搭建高温燃烧反应机理试验台,通过实验研究木片热解气与氨(NH3)复合还原NO的特性规律。结果表明,采用单一热解气作为还原剂时,温度和过量空气是影响NO还原的关键因素,越高的反应温度,越低的过量空气系数越有利于NO还原。采用木片热解气与NH3复合还原NO时,过量空气系数为0.2~0.6时添加NH3对NO还原的促进作用更加显著,木片热解气与氨复合还原的最优工况:1200℃、过量空气系数为0~0.2以及氨氮摩尔比为0.67时,可实现90.39%~94.45%的NO还原效率,本研究为开发新型脱硝技术提供参考。
Abstract: The development of green, efficient, and low-cost denitrification technologies is of great significance for controlling combustion-generated nitrogen oxides (NOX) in China. In this study, a high-temperature combustion reaction experimental platform was established to experimentally investigate the synergistic reduction behavior of nitric oxide (NO) using pyrolysis gas derived from wood chips in combination with ammonia (NH₃). The results demonstrate that, when pyrolysis gas is used as the sole reducing agent, both reaction temperature and excess air coefficient are key factors influencing NO reduction; elevated temperatures and lower excess air coefficients are more favorable toward NO reduction. When combining wood chip pyrolysis gas with NH₃, the promoting effect of NH₃ on NO reduction becomes more pronounced at excess air coefficients in the range of 0.2~0.6. The optimal operating conditions for the combined reduction process are identified as: reaction temperature of 1200˚C, excess air coefficient of 0~0.2, and an ammonia-to-nitrogen molar ratio of 0.67, under which an NO reduction efficiency of 90.39%~94.45% can be achieved. This study provides a reference for the development of novel denitrification technologies.
文章引用:乌晓江, 朱志祥, 张启超. 木片热解气与氨复合还原NO的实验研究[J]. 建模与仿真, 2025, 14(6): 434-441. https://doi.org/10.12677/mos.2025.146509

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