Selective Catalytic Reduction of Nitric Oxide with Propene and Diesel Fuel as Reducing Agents over Anodic Alumina Catalyst

Guo, Yu; Wang, Lifeng; Sakurai, Makoto; Kameyama, Hideo; Kudoh, Yasushi

doi:10.1252/jcej.39.162

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“…Our own research group has examined the use of an anodized alumina layer as a catalyst support and has published details regarding the application of this material [12][13][14][15] . Anodic oxidation is often used as a pretreatment for wall coating methods, and anodized porous alumina layers can be formed on aluminum plate surfaces by anodization.…”

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The Application of Etched Aluminum Wires as Catalyst Supports for Methanol Steam-Reforming

2017

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In the present work, we investigated the alternating current (AC) etching of aluminum wires with the aim of fabricating catalyst supports. This support material was found to possess a spongy surface layer that could be subsequently lled with γ-alumina by a combination of hydration and calcination. These support wires are easily fabricated at low cost, and could be mass produced continuously. The integrated structure of the catalyst produces a strong interconnection between the wire substrate and a thick catalyst layer on the wire. This work also demonstrated that the diffusion inside the catalyst layer can be controlled by varying the etched structure of the support layer. A micro-structured catalytic wall reactor concept was developed using these wires, situated parallel to one another within a tubular device, such that microchannels were present between the wires. The steam-reforming of methanol was assessed in this type of microreactor.

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