Degussa Aktiengesellschaft

Degussa Aktiengesellchaft

Hans Moesinger

Klaus Deller

Herbert Mueller

Rudolf Spielmannleitner

Wenzel Kuehn

Josef Riedel

Helmfried Krause

Bertrand Despeyroux

Josef Riedl

Roland Burmeister

Peter Schuetz

Shaped, activated Raney metal fixed-bed catalysts are obtained by molding a powder of at least one catalyst alloy, comprising at least one Raney process metal as catalytically active component and a leachable alloy component, and a powder of pure Raney process metal as binder with the addition of a shaping aid and pore-producer and subsequent calcination at temperatures below 850.degree. C. During calcination the shaping aid and pore-producer are burned away. Catalyst alloy powder and binder powder thereby sinter together to give a mechanically stable and porous molded item. This molded item thus consists of particles of catalyst alloys which are bonded by the powder of pure Raney process metal. It has no catalytically inactive, ceramic or glassy binder. The surface layer of the molded item is activated by leaching the leachable alloy component contained in the catalyst alloys with caustic soda solution.

Catalyst precursor for an activated raney metal fixed-bed catalyst, an

Apparatus for carrying out a method for the catalytic conversion of waste gases such as those which accumulate in the synthesis of vinyl chloride is presented in which the waste gases are successively treated at an elevated temperature with a catalyst for oxidative cracking and with a catalyst for oxidative afterburning.

Apparatus for the catalytic conversion of waste gases containing

Apparatus for the catalytic conversion of waste gases such as those which accumulate in the synthesis of vinyl chloride is presented in which the waste gases are successively treated at an elevated temperature with a catalyst for oxidative cracking and with a catalyst for oxidative afterburning.

Apparatus for the catalytic conversion of waste gases

A method for the catalytic conversion of waste gases such as those which accumulate in the synthesis of vinyl chloride is presented in which the waste gases are successively treated at an elevated temperature with a catalyst for oxidative cracking and with a catalyst for oxidative afterburning. Apparatus for carrying out the method is also shown.

Method for the catalytic conversion of waste gases containing

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