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NOx Adsorber Materials: Fundamental Studies, and Investigations of Sulfur Poisoning and Thermal Deactivation


EMSL Project ID
35404

Abstract

Catalysits systems related to automotive exhaust control will be investigated. Specifically, the focus will be on catalysts that are important in lean NOx emission control (NOx storage/reduction (NSR)catalysts; catalysts for selective catalyitc reduction (SCR) of NOx). On the NSR side we are going to continue our fundamental studies aimed at understanding the sulfur poisoning of BaO-based catalysts. The effect of CeO2 addition to the base Pt/BaO/Al2O3 catalyst will also be studies, both in the view of NOx uptake/release/reduction and sulfur poisoning. On the SCR side, we are going to study the deactivation mechanisms of zeolite-based SCR catalysts (e.g. dealumination, sulfur poisoning, active phase agglomeration, etc).

Project Details

Project type
Large-Scale EMSL Research
Start Date
2009-10-05
End Date
2012-09-30
Status
Closed

Team

Principal Investigator

Charles Peden
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Team Members

James Lownsbury
Institution
University of Washington

Aleksei Vjunov
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Jin-Yong Luo
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Jong Lee
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Hye Sun Shin
Institution
Chonnam National University

Ik Jun Jang
Institution
Chonnam National University

Feng Gao
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Haiyang Zhu
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Donghai Mei
Institution
Tiangong University

Yisun Cheng
Institution
Ford Motor Company

William Epling
Institution
University of Waterloo

Ja Hun Kwak
Institution
Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology

Russell Tonkyn
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Janos Szanyi
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Do Heui Kim
Institution
Seoul National University

Diana Tran
Institution
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

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