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Abstract
The purpose of this study is to simultaneously reduce NOX and CO harmful gases according to the promoters and support types of the H2-SCR. The 0.5Pt-2CeO2-5Ru/TiO2 catalyst loaded with 7 wt% Ru showed a lower NOX conversion rate compared to than the 0.5Pt-2CeO2/TiO2 (STD), but the window shifted to the right, and it showed NOX reduction performance of up to 30% at 175 °C. When Zr was loaded, de- NOX performance was not improved at the temperature of 200 °C starting from a low catalyst temperature of 75 °C. With in the influence of the support types, the 0.5Pt-2CeO2/TiO2 H2-SCR catalyst showed the highest NOX conversion rate below 125 °C, and the low-temperature activity of NOX was higher than that of the three zeolite-loaded H2-SCR catalysts. Low temperature activity was improved because the TiO2 has excellent reducing and oxidizing ability. Among the three zeolites, the CO reduction performance of the 0.5Pt-2CeO2/Zeolite (1) catalyst with high Al content was the lowest.
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