Xiao Jian-ming, Zhao Xiang-yun, Yang Xiao-bo, et al. An Intelligently Controlled Device for SCR Catalytic Ensemble Testing, Its Designs and Applications[J]. 2017, 34(4): 31-35.
Xiao Jian-ming, Zhao Xiang-yun, Yang Xiao-bo, et al. An Intelligently Controlled Device for SCR Catalytic Ensemble Testing, Its Designs and Applications[J]. 2017, 34(4): 31-35.DOI: 10.12052/gdutxb.160093.
An Intelligently Controlled Device for SCR Catalytic Ensemble Testing, Its Designs and Applications
Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR)is the key technology for diesel effluent to meet today’s emission standards. The De NO
x
efficiency is directly determined by the activities of the catalyst. In purpose of precisely and efficiently evaluating the activities of the catalysts
a device that is intelligently controlled by robots for evaluations of the activities of SCR catalytic ensembles is presented in this research. The device is using circulated hot air heating to maintain the temperature of the catalyst sample. By separating the reaction channels from the heat
ing air
NO and Ammonia mixture is flowing through a small portion of the heated catalyst substrate while the NO concentration is monitored continuously. In this way
NO conversion rate and temperature curve is measured. Under the conditions of space speed 40 000 h
-1
NO initial concentration of 1.2 ‰
in the temperature range of 150 ℃ to 250 ℃
the conversation rates of a V
2
O
5
/WO
3
/TiO
2
SCR catalytic ensemble sample are from 18% to 88%. The stability and intelligent level of the device are also tested by evaluating the SCR catalytic ensemble samples. The same sample is tested twice and the conversion curves are overlapped. For comparisons
the samples are also tested in a micro reactor and a diesel engine bench. Results attained in all these test fixtures are comparable. In addition
the cost of testing a sample on the device is only 1% of that when tested on a diesel engine bench. The intelligent device described in this research is a well-designed non-destructive test fixture. It is non-destructive
similar to a diesel engine bench
and is also very economical and easy to operate
similar to a micro reactor. The device can be used for daily operation of scale up experiments
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