Honeycomb catalyst and manufacturing method therefor
AssigneeMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
InventorsKozo Iida, Shigeru Nojima, Yoshiaki Obayashi, Atsushi Morii, Osamu Naito
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Abstract
There are provided a honeycomb catalyst in which irregularities are formed on a catalyst inside wall in a honeycomb hole, and a manufacturing method for a honeycomb catalyst by using an extrusion molding method, in which extrusion molding is effected by using a mold having a means for providing irregularities to a catalyst inside wall of a honeycomb hole.
Claims3
A honeycomb catalyst produced by the method comprising extruding a kneaded substance in a mold to form a catalyst having a hole with an inside wall, wherein the inside wall comes in contact with a tip at the end of the mold having rollers containing irregularities thereon in such a manner that irregularities on the inside wall of the catalyst are formed which corresponds to the irregularities on the rollers.
A honeycomb catalyst produced by the method comprising extruding a kneaded substance in a mold to form a catalyst having a hole with an inside wall, wherein the inside wall comes in contact with a tip at the end of the mold having oscillators present thereon in such a manner that irregularities on the inside wall of the catalyst are formed by virtue of contacting the oscillators in motion.
A honeycomb catalyst produced by the method comprising providing a mold having a tip at the end of the mold, the tip having at least one auxiliary plate with at least one edge present thereon and wherein indentations are present at the edge, and wherein the mold has a cross-section with a shape corresponding to the shape of the auxiliary plate, and extruding a kneaded substance in the mold to form a catalyst having a hole with an inside wall, wherein the inside wall comes in contact with the indentations present on the auxiliary plate in a manner such that irregularities on the inside wall of the catalyst are formed thereon which correspond to the indentations.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.