Abstract
Simultaneous flue gas desulfurization and denitrification are achieved with ˙OH radicals generated from H2O2 catalyzed by Fe based transition metal (Fe, Fe–Al, Fe–Ti, Fe–Si) oxides in the duct, followed by purification with ammonia-based glass made washing tower. The main recovered products are the ammonia nitrate and sulfate, which are important fertilizers. In this oxidation-removal process, 100% SO2 and 74% NOX removal efficiencies are achieved at the simulated flue gas temperature of 120–180 °C under the applied conditions with a space velocity of 36 000 h−1. The experimental results show that the enhancement of Lewis acid benefits the generation of O2 without ˙OH radical production. The increase of Fe3+ bonded with hydroxyl group and points of zero charge value are beneficial to produce ˙OH radicals, thus improving the NOX removal efficiency.
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