A Feasibility Study of Wire-Woven Cellular Metal as Catalytic Support Material
Wire‐woven bulk Kagome (WBK) specimens were fabricated by wires made of Fecralloy, a Fe‐Cr‐Al alloy, and their feasibility as supports for an oxidation catalyst was investigated. For catalytic reactivity, the catalyst‐coated WBK supports perform as well as the corresponding cordierite support, even...
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| description | Wire‐woven bulk Kagome (WBK) specimens were fabricated by wires made of Fecralloy, a Fe‐Cr‐Al alloy, and their feasibility as supports for an oxidation catalyst was investigated. For catalytic reactivity, the catalyst‐coated WBK supports perform as well as the corresponding cordierite support, even though the WBK support has much lower flow resistance. Moreover, WBK is advantageous in terms of mass productivity, weight, durability and impact strength. The image shows a close‐up view of the WBK support after heat treatment. |
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