Different combinations of ceramic open cell foams (OCF) made of silicon carbide (SiC) and zirconia (Zir) coated with 3 wt.% Pd/Co3O4 as the active phase, were studied as structured catalysts for the combustion of CH4 in lean conditions (inlet CH4 concentration: 0.5 and 1 vol.%). The catalytic activity of the structured catalysts was tested at different weight hourly space velocities, with an excess of oxygen. Among the various combinations tested, the reactor made of 1.5 cm SiC + 1.5 cm Zir (1.5SiC/1.5Zir) showed the best catalytic performance, thanks to the different thermal conductivity of the OFC used.
A combination of silicon carbide and zirconia open cell foams coated with 3% Pd/Co3O4 as structured catalysts for the lean combustion of methane / Moncada Quintero, C. W.; Ercolino, G.; Specchia, S.. - ELETTRONICO. - TOCAT8: proceedings:(2018). (Intervento presentato al convegno The 8th Tokyo Conference on Advanced Catalytic Science & Technology (TOCAT8) tenutosi a Yokohama (Japan) nel 5-10/08/2018).
A combination of silicon carbide and zirconia open cell foams coated with 3% Pd/Co3O4 as structured catalysts for the lean combustion of methane
Moncada Quintero, C. W.;Ercolino, G.;Specchia, S.
2018
Abstract
Different combinations of ceramic open cell foams (OCF) made of silicon carbide (SiC) and zirconia (Zir) coated with 3 wt.% Pd/Co3O4 as the active phase, were studied as structured catalysts for the combustion of CH4 in lean conditions (inlet CH4 concentration: 0.5 and 1 vol.%). The catalytic activity of the structured catalysts was tested at different weight hourly space velocities, with an excess of oxygen. Among the various combinations tested, the reactor made of 1.5 cm SiC + 1.5 cm Zir (1.5SiC/1.5Zir) showed the best catalytic performance, thanks to the different thermal conductivity of the OFC used.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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