G. Ok et al., DECOMPOSITION OF CHLORINATED DIOXINS, ODOROUS COMPOUNDS AND NOX FROM MSW INCINERATION PLANT BY OXIDIZING CATALYST, Chemosphere, 26(12), 1993, pp. 2167-2172
An experiment was carried out to decompose chlorinated dioxins(PCDDs,
PCDFs) Chlorobenzenes, NOx and odourous compounds(H2S, CH4S, C2H6S2, C
8H8, C2H6S, C2H4O, NH3) simultaneously using a catalyst in the MSW inc
ineration plant. The experiments were conducted at temperatures from 2
00-degrees-C to 400-degrees-C and from 3000h-1 to 6000h-1 at space vel
ocity. A catalyst containing V2O5 and WO3 on the basis of TiO2 is used
, an oxidizing catalyst of the honeycomb type. The average decompositi
on efficiencis were 95%, 98%, 92% for PCDDs(4 approximately 8CDDs), PC
DFs(4-8CDFs) and Chlorobenzenes(3-6CLBs) at a reaction temperature of
350-degrees-C and a space velocity of 3000h-1, more than 90% for NOx a
t a reactiont temperature of 300-degrees-C and more than 80% for odour
ous compounds at the reaction temperature of 300-degrees-C and a space
velocity of 6000h-1. All those compounds were decomposed successfully
with increasing contact time and surface. The rate-determing step was
the chemical reaction of catalyst surface.