利用銅吸收劑高溫除硫化氫之特性研究

Translated title of the contribution: The study of the characteristic for the hydrogen sulfide removal at high temperature by the copper-sorbent

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Abstract

World primary energy demand increases with increases in population and economic development. Within the last 25 years, total energy consumption has almost doubled. In order to meet this demand, research into new sources of energy as well as improving the efficiency of energy production technologies is being carried out. In both cases, the production of clean energy is very important because of environmental concerns and regulations. Integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) processes are considered one of the most efficient and environmentally acceptable technologies for power generation from coal. For the use of these technologies, a highly efficient sulfur removal of the coal-derived fuel gas is needed. Hot gas desulfurization is a crucial issue in the development of the IGCC system. In order to reduce the environmental damage, various hydrometallurgical technologies have been developed to enable the treatment of the wastewater. Many kinds of metals can be removed from wastewater as precipitated ferrites in the ferrite process. Ferrite process was used to treat chromium, copper, nickel and zinc in the electroplate wastewater. Ferrite is a great usefulness in treating the metal-containing wastewater. The objects of the present work are the feasibility of H_2S removal on the Cu-Ferrite sorbent and try to indicate the crystal phase change of the Cu-Ferrite sorbent from the H_2S removal process.
Translated title of the contributionThe study of the characteristic for the hydrogen sulfide removal at high temperature by the copper-sorbent
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)32-44
Number of pages13
Journal燃燒季刊 = Combustion Quarterly
Issue number98
Publication statusPublished - 2017 Aug 1

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