Device for purification of exhaust gas
AssigneeBridgestone Tire Company Limited
InventorsTsuneaki Narumiya, Seiji Izuhara
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Abstract
A device for the purification of exhaust gas is disclosed. This purification device comprises a ceramic porous body having a three-dimensional network cellular structure with a plurality of interconnected voids and a bulk specific gravity of 0.25-0.6, an activated alumina layer covering the surfaces of cell strands of the ceramic porous body, and a noble metal catalyst layer supported on the activated alumina layer, or comprises a reactive member composed of the purification device as described above, and an agitating member composed of a ceramic porous body or a gas adsorbing member composed of a ceramic porous body and a gas adsorbent applied to the ceramic porous body.
Claims8
A device for the purification of exhaust gas, comprising a ceramic porous body having a three-dimensional network cellular structure with a plurality of interconnected voids and a bulk specific gravity of 0.25-0.6, said ceramic porous body being formed by adhering a ceramic slurry containing grains of a ceramic material having a grain size not exceeding 40.mu. to an open-cell synthetic resin foam and firing it to remove the foam by carbonization and having substantially the same cellular structure as that of the foam, an activated alumina layer applied to the surfaces of cell strands of said ceramic porous body in an amount of 3-30% by weight per the weight of said ceramic porous body, and a noble metal catalyst layer supported on said activated alumina layer.
A device for the purification of exhaust gas, comprising a reactive member composed of a ceramic porous body having a three-dimensional network cellular structure with a plurality of interconnected voids and a bulk specific gravity of 0.25-0.6, said ceramic porous body being formed by adhering a ceramic slurry containing grains of a ceramic material having a grain size not exceeding 40.mu. to an open-cell synthetic resin foam and firing it to remove the foam by carbonization and having substantially the same cellular structure as that of the foam, an activated alumina layer applied to the surfaces of cell strands of said ceramic porous body in an amount of 3-30% by weight per the weight of said ceramic porous body and a noble metal catalyst layer supported on said activated alumina layer, and an agitative member disposed on an inlet side of said exhaust gas opposite to said reactive member and composed of a ceramic porous body having a three-dimensional network cellular structure with a plurality of interconnected voids.
A device for the purification of exhaust gas, comprising a reactive member composed of a first ceramic porous body having a three-dimensional network cellular structure with a plurality of interconnected voids and a bulk specific gravity of 0.25-0.6, said first ceramic porous body being formed by adhering a ceramic slurry containing grains of a ceramic material having a grain size not exceeding 40.mu. to an open-cell synthetic resin foam and firing it to remove the foam by carbonization and having substantially the same cellular structure as that of the foam, an activated alumina layer applied to the surfaces of cell strands of said first ceramic porous body in an amount of 3-30% by weight per the weight of said first ceramic porous body and a noble metal catalyst layer supported on said activated alumina layer, and a gas adsorbing member disposed on an inlet side of said exhaust gas opposite to said reactive member and composed of a second ceramic porous body having a three-dimensional network cellular structure with a plurality of interconnected voids and a gas adsorbent applied to the surface of cell strands of said second ceramic porous body.
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