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John M Larson

Thomas William Brew

Priyank Paras Jain

Konstantin Vladimirovich Khodosevich

A honeycomb structure () includes intersecting porous walls (). Inlet channels () and outlet channels () are formed by the intersecting porous walls (), wherein the inlet channels () comprise inlet hydraulic diameters (HDi) and the outlet channels () comprise outlet hydraulic diameters (HDo). The inlet channels () comprise inlet corners () with inlet corner radii (Ri) and the outlet channels () comprise outlet corners () with outlet corner radii (Ro). A centerpost () is defined by adjacent opposing inlet corners () of two of the inlet channels () and adjacent opposing outlet corners () of two of the outlet channels (). A first diagonal length (D1) is a shortest distance between the opposing outlet corners () of the two outlet channels () and a second diagonal length (D2) is a shortest distance between the opposing inlet corners () of the two inlet channels (). The honeycomb structure () has certain aspect ratios D1:D2 depending on hydraulic diameter ratios HDi:HDo.

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John M Larson