Combined hydrocarbon/ozone converter for airplane bleed air system
AssigneeHoneywell International, Inc., Law Dept. AB2
InventorsBelinda S. Foor, Peter M. Michalakos, Di-Jia Liu, Robert Tom
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AssigneeHoneywell International, Inc., Law Dept. AB2
InventorsBelinda S. Foor, Peter M. Michalakos, Di-Jia Liu, Robert Tom
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The present invention provides a method and system for combined conversion of ozone and organic compounds in airplane bleed air. Catalytic converters have previously been used to reduce the levels of ozone in airplane bleed air. However, these converters have not yet provided an efficient system and method for effectively and simultaneously removing both ozone and organic compounds (including hydrocarbons). The present invention accomplishes the goals of removing both harmful substances by providing a washcoat on a single anodized surface layer, wherein the washcoat may contain an active metal oxide which is active for ozone conversion and may be impregnated with an active metal which is active for hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide conversion. Thus, a single system is disclosed that destroys both ozone and hydrocarbons.
An ozone and hydrocarbon destroying system, comprising;
An ozone and hydrocarbon destroying system, comprising;
An ozone and hydrocarbon destroying system for an environmental control system, comprising;
An ozone and hydrocarbon destroying system, comprising;
An ozone and hydrocarbon destroying system, comprising;
An ozone and hydrocarbon destroying system for an environmental control system of an aircraft, comprising;
A method of preparing a core of a catalytic converter so as to provide simultaneous hydrocarbon and ozone destruction, comprising;
A method of preparing a core of a catalytic converter so as to provide a combined hydrocarbon-destroying and ozone-destroying converter, comprising:
A method of simultaneously destroying ozone, hydrocarbons, and carbon monoxide in airplane bleed air, comprising;
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