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研究方向：

代表性论著：

简介

男，教授，博士生导师。1999年4月毕业于浙江大学环境化工专业，获博士学位。从1999年5月至今在上海交通大学环境科学与工程学院工作，主要从事大气污染控制技术领域的教学与科研工作。1999.11-1999.12 在日本东京工业大学资源化学研究所访问；2003.10-2005.12赴美国加州大学（Berkeley） Lawrence国家实验室（LBL）进行访问研究；近年来，作为项目负责人主持了包括国家“863”计划、国家自然科学基金及留学人员回国基金等课题在内的科研项目10余项。在烟气脱硫脱汞、新型等离子体废气净化技术以及石油辐射脱硫新技术等方面进行深入研究。已发表相关论文40余篇，其中SCI/EI论文近20篇；授权或申请发明专利10余项。

研究方向：

燃煤烟气汞排放控制及主要污染物综合控制技术；

放电等离子体净化废气净化技术；

石油（原油）脱硫新技术；

能源与环境化工技术；

代表性论著：

Liu Shouheng, Yan Naiqiang, Chang Shih-Ger* et.al., Using Bromine Gas to Enhance Mercury Removal from Flue Gas of Coal-Fired Power Plants, Environmental Science & Technology, 2007, 41(4):1405-1412.

Qu Zan, Yan Naiqiang*, Jia Jinping et al, Removal of DBT from Simulated Petroleum by -Irradiation and Zr/Alumina Catalyst，Applied Catalysis B: Environmental. 2007， 71:108-115

Yan Naiqiang. Chang Shih-Ger* et al., Method for the Study of Gaseous Oxidants for the Oxidation of Mercury Gas, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2005, 44, 5567-5574

Yan Naiqiang*, Zan Qu, Jia Jinping et al., Removal of gaseous sulfur-containing compounds by pulsed corona plasma, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2006, 45(19): 6420-6427;

Yan Naiqiang*, Jia Jinping et al., The Removal of Mercaptans from Petroleum by Radiation and Improvement by Sensitizing Agents, Fuel Processing and Technology, 2004, 85:1393-1420;

Yan Naiqiang, Chang Shih-Ger et.al., Using Bromine Gas to Enhance Mercury Removal from Flue Gas of Coal-Fired Power Plants, Environmental Science & Technology, 2006, In press.

Qu Zan, Yan Naiqiang et al, Removal of DBT from Simulated Petroleum by -Irradiation and Zr/Alumina Catalyst，Applied Catalysis B:gIntegrated Environmental. 2006， In press;

Yan Naiqiang. et al., Method for the Study of Gaseous Oxidants for the Oxidation of Mercury Gas, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2005, 44, 5567-5574

Yan Naiqiang, Zan Qu, Jia Jinping et al., Removal of gaseous sulfur-containing compounds by pulsed corona plasma, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2006, 45(19): 6420-6427;

Yan Naiqiang et al., The Removal of Mercaptans from Petroleum by Radiation and Improvement by Sensitizing Agents, Fuel Processing and Technology, 2004, 85:1393-1420;