Catalytic ceramic papers for diesel soot oxidation: a spray method for enhanced performance
(2015) Catalysis Communications — Vol. 72, p. 116-120 (2015)
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- A spray method is proposed to improve the catalytic properties of ceramic papers to be used as catalytic filters for removing diesel soot particles. Small particles of Ce and Co oxides, acting as active centers for the combustion of the soot retained by the filter, are efficiently and homogeneously deposited. On the contrary, the application of the conventional drip method results in bigger particles mainly agglomerated at the crossings between the fibers of the ceramic paper. As a result, catalytic papers prepared by the spray method exhibit much higher performance with soot combustion temperatures decreased by ~ 30 °C.
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Tuler, F. E., Gaigneaux, E., Miro, E. E., Milt, V. G., & Debecker, D. (2015). Catalytic ceramic papers for diesel soot oxidation: a spray method for enhanced performance. Catalysis Communications, 72, 116-120. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.catcom.2015.09.013 (Original work published 2015)