Didier-werke Ag

Didier Engineering Gmbh

Wilfried Schnelle

Daniel Grimm

Hartmut Kainer

Claus Flockenhaus

Manfred Galow

Klaus Merkel

Hans-Eugen Buhler

Albert Kleinevoss

Karl-Heinrich Laue

Bernhard Vedder

Peter Halbach

This invention relates to a process for the manufacture of catalysts for the reduction of oxides of nitrogen from exhaust gases and in chemical air cleaning processes in which a catalytically active material containing iron ores, chromium ores and/or zeolite is placed in contact with a carrier means having a series of openings; e.g., wire mesh, expanded or perforated metal or any type of grid-like structure to form a catalytic member. The carrier means is etched with an acid etchant before forming the catalytic member or, instead, the catalytic member is etched with an acid etchant. The catalytic member is bonded by a thermal treatment; e.g., drying, tempering and/or fixing. This invention also relates to catalytic members or products produced by the process. This invention proposes the use of pressure bonding to obtain a catalytic member product which has significantly improved catalytic activity, greater mechanical strength and higher resistance to chipping.

Process for the manufacture of catalyst members for the reduction of

The invention relates to the use of manganese nodules or deep-sea ores containing manganese of more recent or older crustal layers as catalysts or for the manufacture of catalysts for the reduction of NO.sub.x components in exhaust gases or for the oxidation of NO.sub.x components and SO.sub.2 particles in exhaust gases. With the use of such catalysts, it becomes possible to reduce the NO.sub.x components in exhaust gases by using reduction agents such as NH.sub.3 at relatively low temperatures, for example, 250.degree. C. It is also possible to perform an oxidation reaction first in exhaust gases with the use of such catalysts, for example, with excess oxygen from NO to NO.sub.2.

Use of manganese nodules or deep-sea ores containing manganese for the

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