Catalyst for catalytic heat exchange
AssigneeJohnson Matthey PLC
InventorsJames B. Hunter, George McGuire
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Abstract
A process for catalytic heat exchange which comprises providing a ceramic coated metal heat transfer membrane having two sides, one of which is catalytic, flowing a first gas over the catalytic side of the ceramic coated metal heat transfer membrane to generate heat, and flowing a second gas or vapor over the opposite side of the membrane whereby heat is transferred from the first gas to the second gas or vapor. Apparatus for carrying out the process is also disclosed.
Claims4
A catalyst consisting essentially of a heat conductive metal screen membrane having two sides, the membrane being coated on both sides with alumina cement so as to fill openings in the screen and make the screen gas impervious, the alumina cement coating on at least one side having a catalytically active material thereon comprising one or more platinum group metals and the alumina cement coating being derived from an aqueous dispersion of aluminum metal powder, chromium salt and aluminum phosphate binder.
A catalyst consisting essentially of a heat conductive metal screen membrane having two sides, the membrane being coated on both sides with alumina cement so as to fill openings in the screen and make the screen gas impervious, the alumina cement coating on at least one side having a catalytically active material thereon comprising one or more platinum group metals, said catalyst including a high surface area refractory coating on the alumina cement and carrying said catalytically active material.
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