Reactor
AssigneeIHI Corporation
InventorsHiroyuki Kamata, Koki Hamada, Takuya Yoshinoya
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Abstract
A reactor includes: a reaction-side flow passage through which a fluid as a reaction object flows; and a catalyst structure provided in the reaction-side flow passage. The catalyst structure includes: a body part formed in a raised and depressed plate shape to partition the reaction-side flow passage into a plurality of flow passages disposed side by side in a direction perpendicular to a flow direction of the fluid; a catalyst carried on the body part to promote a reaction of the fluid; and one or more communication holes (grooves) to make the plurality of flow passages partitioned by the body part communicate with each other.
Claims8
A reactor, comprising:
- a reaction-side flow passage through which a fluid as a reaction object flows;
- and
- a catalyst structure separated from the reaction-side flow passage provided in the reaction-side flow passage,
- the catalyst structure including:
- a body part formed in a plate shape having two or more raised points and two or more depressed points each alternately provided one by one, the body part partitioning the reaction-side flow passage into a plurality of flow passages disposed side by side in a direction perpendicular to a flow direction of the fluid,
- a catalyst carried on the body part to promote a reaction of the fluid, and
- communication holes to make the plurality of flow passages partitioned by the body part communicate with each other,
- the communication holes comprising at least either:
- first groove parts each provided on a surface of each of the raised points and between each of the raised points and a wall defining the reaction-side flow passage;
- or second groove parts each provided on a surface of each of the depressed points and between each of the depressed points and the wall defining the reaction-side flow passage, each extending along the direction perpendicular to the flow direction of the fluid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.