Articles tagged with Desulfurization
Researchers propose an ammonia induction strategy to improve the sulfur capacity of zeolite-based adsorbents, enhancing desulfurization performance in blast furnace gas. The method inhibits agglomeration, increases dispersibility, and improves diffusion of H2S, resulting in higher adsorption rates.
A new drag model for powder-particle spouted beds has been developed and tested, achieving higher accuracy in simulating the desulfurization process. The model's structure-activity relationship has been shown to improve predictions of particle velocity, water vaporization rates, and mass fractions.
Researchers developed a new photocatalyst by integrating Cu2O nanoparticles with H2Ti3O7 nanotubes, showing improved photocatalytic activities for organic pollutant degradation. The composite exhibits stronger visible spectral response and wider absorbance, reducing bandgap energy and inhibiting electron-hole pair recombination.
Researchers developed a portable fuel cell system using JP-8 military jet fuel, reducing sulfur content and emissions. The system successfully powered area lights and a commercial refrigerator, offering cleaner, quieter, and more efficient energy generation.