Abstract:
Disclosed is a particulate collecting filter structure for a diesel engine. The filter structure includes a plurality of through cells axially and regularly arranged therein. The through cells are partitioned by thin cell walls. Half of the through cells are sealed by a sealant at outflow ends thereof, and the remaining half of the through cells are opened at outflow ends thereof. The filter structure is provided in the diesel engine to solve conventional problems caused by pressure loss. It is possible to avoid the problems in which operating conditions and fuel consumption efficiency are worsened, convenience of operation is reduced, and, at worst, operation of the engine is stopped, because overstrain is applied to the mechanically controlled diesel engine.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method of regenerating a catalyst using the oxidizability of NO 2 , a method of regenerating a catalyst, including the step of injecting NO or air into an oxidation catalyst to generate NO 2 , and a method of regenerating a catalyst, including the step of directly injecting NO or air into a regeneration catalyst, rather than an oxidation catalyst. Further, the present invention provides a useful method of regenerating a catalyst, in which the sintering of the catalyst can be prevented because the regeneration temperature is decreased, in which coke is burned, thus increasing the regeneration efficiency of the catalyst, thereby maintaining the activity of the catalyst, and in which the cost of maintaining the catalyst is low.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein are an ammonia oxidation catalyst and a system for treating slipped ammonia or waste ammonia using the oxidation catalyst. More specifically, disclosed are an ammonia oxidation catalyst comprising either Cu-containing zeolite impregnated with platinum or Cu-containing alumina impregnated with platinum, which has improved low-temperature activity to oxidize ammonia generated in a mobile source or fixed source system and is used to inhibit the formation of nitrogen oxides, as well as a system for treating ammonia contained in vehicle exhaust gas, a chemical reactor system and an environmental device and system, which include the oxidation catalyst.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) catalytic converter that does not require the injection of a reducing agent, and, particularly, to an open-flow type or wall- flow type SCR catalytic converter that does not require the injection of a reducing agent, which includes a front portion 41, in which first supports supporting modified catalyst components are applied on the inner surfaces of porous partition walls, a middle portion, in which second supports supporting ammonia synthesis catalyst components are applied on the inner surfaces of porous partition walls, and a rear portion, in which third supports supporting SCR reducing catalyst components are applied on the inner surfaces of porous partition walls. More par¬ ticularly, the present invention relates to a catalytic converter, which can improve a reduction rate of NOx without requiring the injection of an ammonia reducing agent from the outside.