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Nox Reduction Catalysts for Vehicle Emission Control
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IIEC efforts to develop NOx catalysts with improved durability have continued. Properties of several nickel oxide catalysts on pelleted, monolithic ceramic, and metallic supports are discussed and the engineering requirements for their effective use are defined. Some promoted nickel oxide, pelleted catalysts show good low-temperature activity, and produce minimal amounts of ammonia but are strongly deactivated by sulfur in the feed gas. Monolithic and metallic catalysts, on the other hand, although not active at temperatures below 1000 F, are very active at higher temperatures where deactivation by sulfur and ammonia formation are not troublesome.
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Meguerian, G., Rakowsky, F., Hirschberg, E., Lang, C. et al., "Nox Reduction Catalysts for Vehicle Emission Control," SAE Technical Paper 720480, 1972, https://doi.org/10.4271/720480.Also In
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