Dr. C. Otto Feuerfest Gmbh

Hans-Joachim Koschlig

Helmut Schmidt

Frank Hutter

Engelbert Overkott

Lothar Brandau

Willi Kunkel

Martin Heumuller

Walter Hartmann

An oven door assembly of a shield-type construction for vented oven doors is achieved by ceramic barrier plates which can be produced in an extrusion process and which are mounted to supports, preferably in the form of cantilever beams fixed with one end to the oven door body and bearing clamps at the other end for clamping the ceramic barrier plates. Each ceramic barrier plate is replaceable and has grooves on the upper and lower side faces to receive the clamps. The clamps are constructed for clamping the ceramic barrier plates by pressure forces acting normal to the upper and lower side faces of the ceramic plates.

Oven door assembly

A supported catalyst suitable for nitrogen oxide reduction has an active catalyst coating containing metal oxides, which has been produced by a sol-gel process, on a solid porous supporting body.

Supported catalyst and process for its production for the reduction of

Silica brick with a quartz grain structure that can be detected in the matrix and is converted to cristobalite and/or tridymite, where the quartz grain structures are surrounded by a thin layer of tridymite formed from a silica gel and/or silica sol and consisting of fine tridymite crystals matted together.

Silica brick and process for producing same

A ceramic catalyst carrier has a honeycombed structure which comprises a plurality of elongated parallel preferably square channels and thin, porous walls. The thickness of the walls is between 0.4 mm and 1.2 mm. The open cross-sectional area of the channels is greater than 80% of the total cross-section of the carrier body. Besides an intended low primary porosity, a secondary porosity is produced by an opening material. The pores of the secondary porosity which enlarge the active surface for the catalyst show a selected pore size distribution curve with negative skewness and a modal value ranging from 4,000 nm to 60,000 nm. The total true porosity amounts preferably between 50 and 70 Vol. % of the ceramic, whereby the ratio between total and secondary porosity is in the range of 1:1 to 6:1. By ceramic fibres the mechanical strength of the thin walls of the soft green clot and of the fired porous structure can be improved. According to the process the compounds are mixed to achieve a certain plasticity, aged and extruded to form a honeycombed structure which is thereupon dried and fired.

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Hans-Joachim Koschlig