Alloy material with improved catalytic properties
OwnerJack H. Taylor, Jr.inventor
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This invention relates to a catalytic fuel composition capable of reducing pollutants in the combustion gasses generated upon combustion of the same. A catalytic material is combined with a liquid, petroleum-based fuel, mixed and solid particles are separated out to give the catalytic fuel product. The catalytic material predominantly comprises a plagioclase feldspar belonging mainly to the albite-anorthite series, and contains small amount of mica, kaolinite and serpentine, and optionally contains magnetite. An alloy material is also disclosed, comprising a mixture of the above-described catalytic material and a metal. The alloy material exhibits unique properties relative to the metal component alone, such as increased tensile strength, improved heat resistance, improved acid resistance, improved corrosion resistance, as well as exhibiting unusual conductive properties. The catalytic material in either its native state, a state from which magnetite has been removed, or in an alloy form is also capable of generating heat upon being subjected to reduced (sub-atmospheric) pressure conditions in a controlled environment.
An alloy material comprising a mixture of a mineral component and a metal, said mineral component comprising plagioclase feldspar in an amount greater than 50 wt % based on the weight of the mineral component, said feldspar mainly comprising albite and anorthite minerals, said alloy material having increased tensile strength relative to said metal alone, and a higher melting point than said metal alone.
An alloy material produced by mixing a mineral component with a metal and heating a resulting mixture to form an alloy material, said mineral component comprising plagioclase feldspar in an amount greater than 50 wt % based on the weight of the mineral component, said feldspar mainly comprising albite and anorthite minerals, said alloy material having increased tensile strength relative to said metal alone, and a higher melting point than said metal alone.
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