一步法制备Cu/SAPO-34催化剂及其低温NH3-SCR脱硝性能研究
One-Step Synthesis of Cu/SAPO-34 Catalysts with Enhanced Low-Temperature NH₃-SCR NOx Reduction Performance
DOI: 10.12677/hjcet.2026.166036, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 孟召轲, 隋雪洁, 郑薇薇, 耿旭超, 苑景锐, 桑国顶, 刘欣梅*:中国石油大学(华东)化学化工学院,山东 青岛
关键词: Cu/SAPO-34;低温脱硝;孤立Cu2+;制备方法;Cu/SAPO-34; Low-Temperature NOx Reduction; Isolated Cu2+; Preparation Method
摘要: Cu/SAPO-34催化剂优异的脱硝活性使其在NH3-SCR反应中被广泛关注,但较低的低温(<250℃)活性严重制约了其在低温工况中的应用。针对这一瓶颈,本研究以MTO废催化剂为原料、采用一步法制备了Cu/SAPO-34催化剂,系统研究催化剂的物理结构、Cu物种类型与分布、表面酸性与低温NH3-SCR性能。结果表明,Cu物种主要以孤立Cu2+和CuO形式存在,二者都可推动NH3-SCR反应,但孤立Cu2+是影响低温性能的关键活性中心。丰富的酸量促进NH3的吸附与活化;发达的孔结构在确保反应物分子快速扩散的同时,提高了Cu2+的利用率。相比浸渍法制备的催化剂,一步法所得催化剂表现出更高的低温脱硝活性,在150℃时其对NOx转化率高达99.3%,且显著抑制副产物N2O的生成。本研究创新了Cu/SAPO-34催化剂的制备方法,并阐明了催化剂的构效关系,可为高低温活性铜基催化剂的设计提供理论支撑。
Abstract: The outstanding denitrification activity of Cu/SAPO-34 catalysts has garnered widespread attention in the NH3-SCR reaction, but their relatively low activity at temperatures below 250˚C significantly restricts their application under low-temperature conditions. To address this limitation, this study prepared Cu/SAPO-34 catalysts using spent MTO catalysts as raw materials via a one-step method, systematically investigating the catalysts’ physical structure, types and distribution of Cu species, surface acidity, and low-temperature NH3-SCR performance. Results indicate that Cu species mainly exist as isolated Cu2+ and CuO, both of which can facilitate the NH3-SCR reaction, with isolated Cu2+ being the key active center affecting low-temperature performance. The abundant acidity promotes NH3 adsorption and activation, while the well-developed pore structure ensures rapid diffusion of reactants and enhances Cu2+ utilization. Compared with catalysts prepared by impregnation, the one-step method catalysts exhibit superior low-temperature denitrification activity, achieving an NOx conversion of up to 99.3% at 150˚C, and significantly suppressing the formation of the by-product N2O. This study innovatively develops a preparation method for Cu/SAPO-34 catalysts and elucidates the structure-activity relationship, providing theoretical support for the design of copper-based catalysts with high activity across both high and low temperatures.
文章引用:孟召轲, 隋雪洁, 郑薇薇, 耿旭超, 苑景锐, 桑国顶, 刘欣梅. 一步法制备Cu/SAPO-34催化剂及其低温NH3-SCR脱硝性能研究[J]. 化学工程与技术, 2026, 16(6): 368-378. https://doi.org/10.12677/hjcet.2026.166036

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