DE4342297A1 - Method for selectively reducing nitrogen oxide(s) present in the flue gas of incineration plants - Google Patents
Method for selectively reducing nitrogen oxide(s) present in the flue gas of incineration plantsInfo
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Abstract
Description
Die Erfindung betrifft ein Verfahren und eine Vorrichtung zur Verminderung der im Abgas von Verbrennungsanlagen enthaltenen Stickoxide gemäß dem Oberbegriff des Hauptanspruchs.The invention relates to a method and an apparatus for Reduction in the waste gas from combustion plants Nitrogen oxides according to the preamble of the main claim.
Aus der US-PS 39 86 350 ist eine Brennkraftmaschine bekannt, in deren Abgasleitung ein Katalysator zur Umwandlung von Stick oxiden angeordnet ist. Stromauf des Katalysators kann mittels einer Leitung zur Bildung einer reduzierenden Atmosphäre Wasser stoffgas in die Abgasleitung eingebracht werden.From US-PS 39 86 350 an internal combustion engine is known in whose exhaust pipe is a catalyst for converting stick oxide is arranged. Upstream of the catalyst can be by means of a pipe to form a reducing atmosphere water Substance gas are introduced into the exhaust pipe.
Nachteilig ist bei dieser Anordnung, daß der Wasserstoff gemeinsam mit dem Abgas zum Katalysator transportiert wird. Daher können Konkurrenzreaktionen, beispielsweise mit dem Restsauerstoff im Abgas nicht verhindert werden.The disadvantage of this arrangement is that the hydrogen is transported to the catalytic converter together with the exhaust gas. Therefore, competitive reactions, for example with the Residual oxygen in the exhaust gas cannot be prevented.
Die Aufgabe der Erfindung besteht darin, ein Verfahren und eine Vorrichtung zu schaffen, mit der die im Abgas enthaltenen Stickoxide mit hoher Selektivität durch den Wasserstoff am Katalysator umgewandelt werden.The object of the invention is a method and To create a device with which the contained in the exhaust gas Nitrogen oxides with high selectivity due to the hydrogen on Catalyst to be converted.
Die Aufgabe wird erfindungsgemäß durch die kennzeichnenden Merkmale des Patentanspruchs 1 gelöst.The object is achieved by the characterizing Features of claim 1 solved.
Dadurch, daß die Stickoxide und der Wasserstoff erst in Gegen wart des katalytischen Materials in Kontakt kommen, können Konkurrenzreaktionen weitestgehend vermieden und somit die Selektivität für die gewünschte Reaktion erheblich verbessert werden. Außerdem liegt der Wasserstoff in der Membran nicht in gasförmiger, sondern in gespaltener Form vor, so daß eine ver besserte Umwandlungsrate erreicht werden kann.Because the nitrogen oxides and the hydrogen only in counter were able to come into contact with the catalytic material Competitive reactions largely avoided and thus the Selectivity for the desired reaction significantly improved become. In addition, the hydrogen is not in the membrane gaseous, but in split form, so that a ver better conversion rate can be achieved.
Weitere Vorteile und Ausgestaltungen gehen aus den Unteran sprüchen und der Beschreibung hervor. Die Erfindung ist nachstehend anhand einer Zeichnung näher beschrieben, wobeiFurther advantages and configurations can be found in the lower sub sayings and the description. The invention is described below with reference to a drawing, wherein
Fig. 1 ein mit Wasserstoffgas beaufschlagter Membranreaktor zur selektiven katalytischen Reduktion von in Abgasen enthaltenen Stickoxiden, Fig. 1 is a acted upon with hydrogen gas membrane reactor for the selective catalytic reduction of nitrogen oxides contained in exhaust gases,
Fig. 2 eine Prinzipdarstellung der beim Ausführungsbeispiel gemäß Fig. 1 ablaufenden Reaktionen, Fig. 2 is a schematic representation of the running in the embodiment of Fig. 1 reactions,
Fig. 3 ein zweites Ausführungsbeispiel eines erfindungsgemäßen Membranreaktors, in dem der zur Reduktion benötigte Wasserstoff durch Elektrolyse aus Wasser gewonnen wird, und Fig. 3 shows a second embodiment in which the need for reduction, hydrogen is produced by electrolysis of water of a membrane reactor according to the invention, and
Fig. 4 eine Prinzipdarstellung der beim Ausführungsbeispiel gemäß Fig. 3 ablaufenden Reaktionen zeigt. FIG. 4 shows a basic illustration of the reactions taking place in the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 3.
Fig. 1 zeigt eine Abgasleitung 1 einer nicht dargestellten Ver brennungsanlage, beispielsweise einer Diesel-Brennkraftmaschine. In der Abgasleitung 1 ist ein Membranreaktor 2 angeordnet. Der aus einer Membran 3 gebildete Membranreaktor 2 weist eine ge schlossene zylindrische Form auf und wird über eine Zuleitung 4 mit Wasserstoffgas H₂ beaufschlagt. Die Membran 3 besteht aus einem für Wasserstoff H durchlässigen Material, welches für die Reduktion der Stickoxide NOx mittels Wasserstoff H eine kataly tische Wirkung besitzt. Beispielsweise kann hierzu eine Legie rung aus Palladium mit 25 Atomprozenten Silber verwendet werden. Denkbar ist aber auch die Verwendung anderer Pd-Legierungen mit Ag, Cu oder Sb oder auch von V-, Ti- oder Zr-Legierungen. Grund sätzlich kann hierbei auch auf andere Werkstoffe, die bei der Speicherung von Wasserstoff in Metallhydriden Verwendung finden, zurückgegriffen werden. Da die Membran 3 aber auch die Fähigkeit besitzen muß, Stickoxide NOx zu adsorbieren, wird vorzugsweise ein Composite aus den genannten Materialien und einem Zeolith, das diese Fähigkeit besitzt, verwendet. Fig. 1 shows an exhaust pipe 1 of a combustion system, not shown, for example a diesel internal combustion engine. A membrane reactor 2 is arranged in the exhaust line 1 . The membrane reactor 2 formed from a membrane 3 has a closed cylindrical shape and is supplied with hydrogen gas H₂ via a feed line 4 . The membrane 3 consists of a material permeable to hydrogen H, which has a catalytic effect for the reduction of nitrogen oxides NO x by means of hydrogen H. For example, an alloy made of palladium with 25 atom percent silver can be used. However, it is also conceivable to use other Pd alloys with Ag, Cu or Sb or also V, Ti or Zr alloys. In principle, other materials that are used in the storage of hydrogen in metal hydrides can also be used. However, since the membrane 3 must also have the ability to adsorb nitrogen oxides NO x , a composite of the materials mentioned and a zeolite which has this ability is preferably used.
In Fig. 2 ist die Funktion der Membran 3 schematisch darge stellt. Das Wasserstoffgas H₂ trifft auf eine Grenzfläche B der Membran 3. Die Membran 3 enthält Metalle oder intermetallische Verbindungen, die in der Lage sind, die Spaltung und anschließende Adsorption des Wasserstoffs H durch die Membran katalytisch zu beschleunigen. An der anderen Grenzfläche A der Membran 3 werden Stickoxide NOx aus dem Abgas adsorbiert. Der aktive Wasserstoff H diffundiert aufgrund des Konzentrations gradienten durch die Membran 3 und trifft im Bereich der Grenz fläche A auf die adsorbierten Stickoxide NOx. Dort werden die Stickoxide NOx durch den Wasserstoff H nach einer bekannten SCR- Methode (Selective Catalytic Reduction) zu Stickstoff N₂ und Wasserdampf H₂O reduziert, wobei die Endprodukte in den vorbei strömenden Abgasstrom entweichen. Dieses Verfahren hat den Vor teil, daß die Stickoxide NOx erst unmittelbar in der Nähe des katalytischen Materials mit dem Reduktionsmittel Wasserstoff H in Kontakt kommen. Dadurch können Konkurrenzreaktionen des Wasserstoffs H, beispielsweise mit dem Restsauerstoff in den Abgasen, weitestgehend vermieden und eine besonders hohe Selektivität für die NOx-Reduktion erreicht werden.In Fig. 2 the function of the membrane 3 is shown schematically Darge. The hydrogen gas H₂ meets an interface B of the membrane 3rd The membrane 3 contains metals or intermetallic compounds which are able to catalytically accelerate the cleavage and subsequent adsorption of the hydrogen H through the membrane. At the other interface A of the membrane 3 , nitrogen oxides NO x are adsorbed from the exhaust gas. The active hydrogen H diffuses through the concentration gradient through the membrane 3 and hits the adsorbed nitrogen oxides NO x in the area of the interface A. There, the nitrogen oxides NO x are reduced by the hydrogen H according to a known SCR method (Selective Catalytic Reduction) to nitrogen N₂ and water vapor H₂O, the end products escaping into the exhaust gas stream flowing past. This method has the part before that the nitrogen oxides NO x come only in the vicinity of the catalytic material with the reducing agent hydrogen H in contact. As a result, competitive reactions of the hydrogen H, for example with the residual oxygen in the exhaust gases, can be largely avoided and a particularly high selectivity for the NO x reduction can be achieved.
Im zweiten Ausführungsbeispiel, welches in Fig. 3 und 4 darge stellt ist, wird der atomare Wasserstoff H durch Elektrolyse aus Wasser H₂O gewonnen. Der Membranreaktor 2 ist als Wasser reservoir 5 ausgeführt, dem über die Zuleitung 4 Wasser H₂O zugeführt wird. Im Bereich der Längsachse des Membranreaktors 2 ist eine Elektrode 6 angeordnet. Die Membran 2 wird gegenüber der Elektrode 6 auf ein negatives Potential gelegt. Durch die angelegte Spannung wird das Wasser H₂O elektrolytisch zersetzt, wobei der Wasserstoff H an der auf negativem Potential liegenden Membran 2 adsorbiert und der Sauerstoff O₂ an der Anode 6 abge schieden wird. Zur Abfuhr des Sauerstoffs O₂ ist eine Abström leitung 7 vorgesehen. Die Reduktion der Stickoxide NOx erfolgt entsprechend dem ersten Ausführungsbeispiel in der Membran 3.In the second embodiment, which is shown in Fig. 3 and 4 Darge, the atomic hydrogen H is obtained by electrolysis from water H₂O. The membrane reactor 2 is designed as a water reservoir 5 , to which water H 2 O is supplied via the feed line 4 . An electrode 6 is arranged in the region of the longitudinal axis of the membrane reactor 2 . The membrane 2 is placed at a negative potential with respect to the electrode 6 . Due to the applied voltage, the water H₂O is decomposed electrolytically, the hydrogen H being adsorbed on the membrane 2 lying at negative potential and the oxygen O₂ being separated on the anode 6 . To discharge the oxygen O₂ an outflow line 7 is provided. The nitrogen oxides NO x are reduced in the membrane 3 in accordance with the first exemplary embodiment.
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- - daß in der Abgasleitung (1) eine katalytisch wirkende und für den Wasserstoff (H) durchlässige Membran (3) vorgesehen ist,
- - daß die Membran (3) auf einer Seite mit Abgas beaufschlagt ist, wobei an dieser ersten Grenzfläche (A) Stickoxide (NOx) adsorbiert werden,
- - daß an der gegenüberliegenden Grenzfläche (B) der Membran (3) der Wasserstoff (H) adsorbiert und anschließend absorbiert wird, und
- - daß die Stickoxide (NOx) an der ersten Grenzfläche (A) der Membran (3) durch den Wasserstoff (H) reduziert werden.
- - That in the exhaust pipe ( 1 ) a catalytically active and permeable to hydrogen (H) membrane ( 3 ) is provided,
- - That the membrane ( 3 ) is exposed to exhaust gas on one side, nitrogen oxides (NO x ) being adsorbed at this first interface (A),
- - That at the opposite interface (B) of the membrane ( 3 ) the hydrogen (H) is adsorbed and then absorbed, and
- - That the nitrogen oxides (NO x ) at the first interface (A) of the membrane ( 3 ) are reduced by the hydrogen (H).
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| WO2001083088A1 (en) | 2000-05-02 | 2001-11-08 | Volvo Teknisk Utveckling Ab | Device and method for reduction of a gas component in an exhaust gas flow of a combustion engine |
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