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    Combination of Low- and Medium-Temperature Catalysts for the Selective Catalytic Reduction of NOx with NH3
    Shan, WP (Shan, Wenpo); Geng, Y (Geng, Yang); Zhang, Y (Zhang, Yan); Lian, ZH (Lian, Zhihua); He, H* (He, Hong)

    In this study, we developed a novel combination model for different types of catalysts, which could generate synergistic effects for the catalysts with different functions. A Mn3CeOx catalyst with good low-temperature activity and a Ce0.1TiOx catalyst with good medium and high temperature activities were selected to make the combination and show synergistic effects. The combination of Ce0.1TiOx–Mn3CeOx (with Ce0.1TiOx located at the upstream of Mn3CeOx) showed high NOx conversions in the whole temperature range, together with relatively low N2O formation, indicated the synergistic effects between the Ce0.1TiOx and Mn3CeOx catalysts. This combination model can be extended widely to various NH3-SCR catalysts and therefore has universal significance.

     

    Key words:Selective catalytic reduction; Catalyst combination; Synergistic effects; Nitrogen oxides abatement

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    Journal:TOPICS IN CATALYSIS

    https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11244-020-01350-8#Fig3

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