The self-protection effect of reactant gas on the moisture stability of CuSAPO-34 catalyst for NH3-SCR

The low-temperature moisture stability of CuSAPO-34 catalyst is improved by NH3-SCR reactant gas which exists in working condition. [Display omitted] •The moisture stability of CuSAPO-34 is improved by NH3-SCR reactant gas.•The adspecies on CuSAPO-34 after NH3-SCR reaction are NH3 species.•NH3 adspe...

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Published inChemical engineering journal (Lausanne, Switzerland : 1996) Vol. 374; pp. 832 - 839
Main Authors Cao, Yi, Fan, Dong, Sun, Lijng, Yang, Miao, Cao, Lei, Sun, Tantan, Xu, Shutao, Tian, Peng, Liu, Zhongmin
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Elsevier B.V 15.10.2019
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Summary:The low-temperature moisture stability of CuSAPO-34 catalyst is improved by NH3-SCR reactant gas which exists in working condition. [Display omitted] •The moisture stability of CuSAPO-34 is improved by NH3-SCR reactant gas.•The adspecies on CuSAPO-34 after NH3-SCR reaction are NH3 species.•NH3 adspecies prevent the decay of Brönsted acid sites and reducibility of Cu2+.•The protection effect of NH3 adspecies is prominent when T ≤ 300 °C.•The stability of CuSAPO-34 can be improved by adjusting its location in tailpipe. The surface of CuSAPO-34 catalysts after NH3-SCR reaction (T ≤ 400 °C) is revealed to have residual adspecies. Cycle hydration methods are designed to explore the influence of the residual species upon the moisture stability of CuSAPO-34. It is demonstrated that the residual species on the catalyst surface are NH3 adspecies, which could help inhibit the transformation of Si(OAl)4 species to Si islands and prevent the decay of Brönsted acid sites (BAS) during the hydration treatment; the better preserved acidity and the existence of NH3 facilitate the preservation of isolated Cu2+ ions and their reducibility, and thus the SCR activity of the catalysts. The protective effect of residual NH3 species against the low-temperature water vapor is prominent when T ≤ 300 °C, which declines gradually and becomes weak when T > 400 °C due to the desorption of NH3 adspecies. The present work implies that the moisture stability of CuSAPO-34 catalyst could be simply ameliorated by locating it in an appropriate zone of the tailpipe to avoid the excessive desorption of the NH3 adspecies.
ISSN:1385-8947
1873-3212
DOI:10.1016/j.cej.2019.05.227