Didier-werke Ag

Klaus Heil

Daniel Grimm

Hartmut Kainer

Hermann Stein

The invention relates to a cartridge to hold catalyst plates, which plates are spaced apart, thereby leaving open slot-shaped channels for the passage of fluids to be cleaned catalytically by the plates. The cartridge is shaped in a parallelepiped or an essentially cubic form. There are recesses which form mountings for the insertion of the catalyst plates on at least two sides facing one another. The recesses are groove-like, into which the edges of the catalyst plates fit. For the simplest possible and most solid fastening of the catalyst plates in the cartridge, the mountings comprise a metal wire mesh as the static element, which is coated with a coating containing vermiculite or a similar material which expands when heated. Zeolite may also be used as the coating material.

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Wiesbaden-Naurod, Germany

Klaus Heil