Electrophoretically Al-coated wire mesh and its application for catalytic oxidation of 1,2-dichlorobenzene
Wire meshes coated with aluminum powder were developed using an electrophoretic deposition (EPD) method. A porous aluminum layer with a thickness of 100–120 μm can be attached on the wire surface after EPD and thermal treatment. Then additional calcination results in the formation of a thin Al 2O 3...
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| description | Wire meshes coated with aluminum powder were developed using an electrophoretic deposition (EPD) method. A porous aluminum layer with a thickness of 100–120 μm can be attached on the wire surface after EPD and thermal treatment. Then additional calcination results in the formation of a thin Al
2O
3 layer in the outer surface of each deposited aluminum particle. The Al–Al
2O
3 coating layer is attached very strongly onto the wire surface due to partial sintering of deposited aluminum particles. A rectangular-shaped honeycomb module that has triangular channels was manufactured by packing alternately a flat sheet and a corrugated sheet of the coated wire mesh to a certain thickness. After a wash-coating of V
2O
5/TiO
2 catalyst powder onto the wire surface of the honeycomb, the wire mesh honeycomb (WMH) catalyst was applied for catalytic oxidation of 1,2-dichlorobenzene (
o-DCB). It shows better catalytic performance than the conventional ceramic honeycomb catalyst due to reduced mass transfer resistance by the existence of holes in the mesh sheet. |
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3 layer in the outer surface of each deposited aluminum particle. The Al–Al
2O
3 coating layer is attached very strongly onto the wire surface due to partial sintering of deposited aluminum particles. A rectangular-shaped honeycomb module that has triangular channels was manufactured by packing alternately a flat sheet and a corrugated sheet of the coated wire mesh to a certain thickness. After a wash-coating of V
2O
5/TiO
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3 layer in the outer surface of each deposited aluminum particle. The Al–Al
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2O
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2 catalyst powder onto the wire surface of the honeycomb, the wire mesh honeycomb (WMH) catalyst was applied for catalytic oxidation of 1,2-dichlorobenzene (
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2O
5/TiO
2 catalyst powder onto the wire surface of the honeycomb, the wire mesh honeycomb (WMH) catalyst was applied for catalytic oxidation of 1,2-dichlorobenzene (
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