Gauzes having a tertiary structure for the catalytic conversion of fluids
OwnerJens Kopatschinventor
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Abstract
Three-dimensionally knitted noble metal gauzes, or sections of such gauzes, for carrying out catalytic reactions of fluids are knitted in two or multiple layers and the meshes of the individual layers are connected to one another in one form by a pile thread or multiple pile threads, so that the noble metal gauze has a tertiary structure.
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Three-dimensionally weft-knitted noble-metal gauzes or partial pieces of such gauzes for carrying out catalytic reactions of fluids, wherein the gauzes are weft-knitted in two or more layers and the stitches of the individual layers are connected with one another by one pile thread or several pile threads in such a way that the noble-metal gauze has a tertiary structure that has a relief-like, nonplanar, topographical geometry.
Three-dimensionally weft-knitted noble-metal gauzes or partial pieces of such gauzes for carrying out catalytic reactions of fluids, wherein the gauzes are weft-knitted in two or more layers and the stitches of the individual layers are connected with one another by one pile thread or several pile threads in such a way that the noble-metal gauze has a tertiary structure that has a relief-like, nonplanar, topographical geometry, wherein partial regions of the pile thread or of the pile threads are disposed at greater than 0 degrees to less than 40 degrees relative to the gauze surface.
Three-dimensionally weft-knitted noble-metal gauzes or partial pieces of such gauzes for carrying out catalytic reactions of fluids, wherein the gauzes are weft-knitted in two or more layers and the stitches of the individual layers are connected with one another by one pile thread or several pile threads in such a way that individual stitches are selectively skipped, so that the noble-metal gauze has a tertiary structure that has a relief-like, nonplanar, topographical geometry.
Three-dimensionally weft-knitted noble-metal gauzes or partial pieces of such gauzes for carrying out catalytic reactions of fluids, wherein the gauzes are weft-knitted in two or more layers and the stitches of the individual layers are connected with one another by one pile thread or several pile threads in such a way that individual stitches are selectively skipped periodically, so that the noble-metal gauze has a tertiary structure that has a relief-like, nonplanar, topographical geometry.
Three-dimensionally weft-knitted noble-metal gauzes or partial pieces of such gauzes for carrying out catalytic reactions of fluids, wherein the gauzes are weft-knitted in two or more layers and the stitches of the individual layers are connected with one another by one pile thread or several pile threads in such a way that individual stitches are selectively skipped non-periodically, so that the noble-metal gauze has a tertiary structure that has a relief-like, nonplanar, topographical geometry.
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