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Experience in Scaling-Up of Photo-Thermo-Catalytic Purification of Process Gasses from NOx

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 13 Jul 2023Publisher:MDPI AGJournal:Energies, volume 16, page 5,344 (eissn: 1996-1073, Copyright policy )
Authors: Janusz Andrzej Lasek; Krzysztof Głód; Rafał Fryza; Szymon Dobras; Tadeusz Chwoła; Krzysztof Supernok; Jeffrey Chi-Sheng Wu; +2 Authors

doi: 10.3390/en16145344

Experience in Scaling-Up of Photo-Thermo-Catalytic Purification of Process Gasses from NOx

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Photo-thermo-catalytic or PTC purification of process gasses (i.e., air, flue gases, and others) from NOx is presented in this study. A discussion of temperature’s role in photocatalytic NOx removal and the progress of photo-thermo-catalytic reactors for the NOx removal process are presented. Lab- and pilot-scale reactors are described. The impact of temperature on the photocatalytic conversion of hydrocarbons is analyzed with regard to its relation to the photocatalytic selective reduction of NOx (photo-SCR). Another important issue is light transfer in pilot-scale reactors due to the sensitivity of light sources to temperature. Examples of light transfer solutions in photo-thermo-catalytic reactors are presented. Finally, the further development of photo-thermo-catalytic reactors is discussed, including pressurized systems.

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Technology, NO<sub>x</sub> removal, T, gases purification, photo-catalytic reactors, photo-thermo-catalysis

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