Removal NOx from Lean Exhaust Gas by Absorption on Oxi-Anionic Materials
NO x sorption/desorption capacities of Oxi-Anionic materials were measured under representative exhaust gas mixture conditions at 300 °C, with a NO x trap containing CaO and CuO x impregnated over a commercial γ-Al 2 O 3 . These systems absorb (or adsorb) NO x in a gas stream containing both CO 2 at...
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| description | NO
x
sorption/desorption capacities of Oxi-Anionic materials were measured under representative exhaust gas mixture conditions at 300 °C, with a NO
x
trap containing CaO and CuO
x
impregnated over a commercial γ-Al
2
O
3
. These systems absorb (or adsorb) NO
x
in a gas stream containing both CO
2
at 300 °C. In the case of a thermal desorption, the trapped NO
x
should desorb at a temperature below 550 °C. |
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O
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x
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x
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O
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x
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