2009
DOI: 10.1016/s1001-0742(08)62342-6
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Characteristics of emissive spectrum and the removal of nitric oxide in N2/O2/NO plasma with argon additive

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“…To achieve predominant NO oxidation activities lower than 200 °C, NTP is a promising choice, in which NO can be effectively oxidized to NO 2 by plasma process under the condition of excess oxygen. NTP can be produced by electrical discharge in which a majority of the electrical energy goes into the production of energetic electrons, rather than into gas heating. The NO oxidation by the reactions with these reactive radicals (NO + O + M→NO 2 + M, NO + O 3 →NO 2 + O 2 ) to produce mainly NO 2 as product. Therefore, the main idea of this work is to enhance the NO catalytic oxidation capacity of Mn–Co–Ce–Ox catalyst by using a two-stage plasma reactor-followed-by catalyst (PRFC) method at low temperature. On this basis, we reviewed the catalyst resistance to SO 2 under the NTP-assist.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To achieve predominant NO oxidation activities lower than 200 °C, NTP is a promising choice, in which NO can be effectively oxidized to NO 2 by plasma process under the condition of excess oxygen. NTP can be produced by electrical discharge in which a majority of the electrical energy goes into the production of energetic electrons, rather than into gas heating. The NO oxidation by the reactions with these reactive radicals (NO + O + M→NO 2 + M, NO + O 3 →NO 2 + O 2 ) to produce mainly NO 2 as product. Therefore, the main idea of this work is to enhance the NO catalytic oxidation capacity of Mn–Co–Ce–Ox catalyst by using a two-stage plasma reactor-followed-by catalyst (PRFC) method at low temperature. On this basis, we reviewed the catalyst resistance to SO 2 under the NTP-assist.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%