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Nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions have attracted much attention for increasing concern on the quality of the atmospheric environment. In view of NO decomposition in the cement production process, the preparation of Cu-Al/SiO 2 porous material and its effect on NO decomposition were studied, and the denitrification mechanism was proposed in this paper. The NO decomposition performance of the Cu-Al/SiO 2 porous material was tested via the experimental setup and infrared spectrometer and micro gas chromatography (GC). The result shows that the Cu-Al/SiO 2 porous material with the template of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB) had a better NO decomposition rate than materials with other templates when the temperature was above 500 °C, and NO decomposition rate could approach 100% at high temperatures above 750 °C. Structure analysis indicates that the prepared Cu-Al/SiO 2 material structure was a mesoporous structure. The X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) and Ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometry (UV-Vis) results of the denitrification product show that the Cu-Al/SiO 2 material mainly decomposed to Cu 2 O and Si 2 O, and the CuO decomposed to Cu 2 O and O 2 at high temperature. The Cu(I)O was considered as the active phase. The redox process between Cu(II)O and Cu(I)O was thought to be the denitrification mechanism of the Cu-Al/SiO 2 porous material.

Preparation of Cu-Al/SiO2 Porous Material and Its Effect on NO Decomposition in a Cement Kiln