Chunjing Liu , Dikun Hong , Wenchang Zhao , Fei Zheng , Weiran Lyu , Jianyi Lu
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摘要
为探讨煤热解和燃烧过程中氮氧化物前驱体和氮氧化物的形成机理,以煤中吡啶-N(N-6)、吡咯-N(N-5)、质子化-N(N-Q)和氧化吡啶-N(N-X)等四种典型的含N官能团为研究对象。首先通过 ReaxFF 模拟了含 N 功能基团在不同条件下的热反应过程,然后通过 Ovito 获得了含 N 功能基团向氮氧化物前驱体的转化过程,最后通过 ReacNetGenerator 构建了氮氧化物前驱体和氮氧化物的反应网络。根据研究结果,我们推测含 N 功能基团向 NOx 前体的转化过程包括 4 个步骤,包括 N-6 和 N-5 的开环、N 原子向边缘移动、碳链缩短和 NOx 前体的形成。此外,我们还发现温度的升高大大促进了 NO 向 HNO 和 HO2N 的转化过程。
Transformation simulation of N-containing functional groups in coal pyrolysis and combustion processes by using ReaxFF
In order to explore the formation mechanism of NOx precursors and NOx during coal pyrolysis and combustion, four typical N-containing functional groups in coal, including pyridine-N (N-6), pyrrole-N (N-5), protonation-N (N-Q) and oxidized pyridine-N (N-X), were taken for study. Firstly, the thermal reaction processes of N-containing functional groups under different conditions were simulated via ReaxFF, then the transformation processes of N-containing functional groups to NOx precursors were obtained via Ovito, finally the reaction networks of NOx precursors and NOx were built via ReacNetGenerator. According to the study results, we speculated that the transformation process of N-containing functional groups to NOx precursors involved 4 steps, including the ring opening of N-6 and N-5, the shift of N atom to the edge, the shortening of carbon chain and the formation of NOx precursors. Besides, we found that the increasing of temperature greatly promoted the transformation processes of NO to HNO and HO2N.
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