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titleOfInvention A kind of low-temperature denitration composite molecular sieve catalyst of sulfur resistive water resistant and preparation method thereof
abstract The present invention relates to low-temperature denitration composite molecular sieve catalysts of a kind of sulfur resistive water resistant and preparation method thereof, the catalyst is prepared using infusion process, using chabazite molecular sieve H-SAPO-34 as carrier, active component is the composite oxides of transition metal Cu and Mn, auxiliary agent is one of Ce, Fe, Co, Mo, Cr, load capacity is by mass percentage: the quality of copper and manganese element is respectively 2%~10% in active component, and auxiliary agent is 1~10%.The denitration composite molecular sieve catalyst of the invention is compared with Cu the or Mn base catalyst of one-component, denitration efficiency and thermal stability that more metal synergistic effects significantly improve catalyst is utilized, its active temperature windows effectively has been widened, and has had preferable resistance to SO_2.
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