Effects of flue gas composition on the catalytic destruction of chlorinated aromatic compounds with a V-oxide catalyst

摘要

When using catalytic flue gas cleaning, several flue gas compounds may influence oxidation reactions of hazardous volatile organic compounds, possibly leading to lower reaction rates and, thus, to an uncomplete destruction. Experimental investigations were performed with regard to the influence of selected flue gas compounds, like hydrogen chloride, sulfur fioxide, oxygen, and water vapour, on the catalytic destruction behavior of chlorobenzenes under flue gad cleaning conditions of an incineration plant.