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Multiple steady states in an isothermal, integral reactor: the catalytic oxidation of carbon monoxide over platinum--alumina

01 Sep 1977-Aiche Journal (American Institute of Chemical Engineers)-Vol. 23, Iss: 5, pp 632-642
TL;DR: In this article, stable isothermal multiplicities were observed during carbon monoxide oxidation in an integral reactor, filled with alumina supported platinum catalysts, in the conversion-temperature, conversion-inlet carbon dioxide concentration and conversion-mass flow rate domains.
Abstract: Stable isothermal multiplicities were observed during carbon monoxide oxidation in an integral reactor, filled with alumina supported platinum catalysts. The multiplicities were investigated in the conversion-temperature, conversion-inlet carbon monoxide concentration and conversion-mass flow rate domains. The region of multiplicities was found to widen significantly upon catalyst aging which enhanced the pellets' diffusive resistances. Several intermediate stable steady states were found between the highest and lowest steady states, both experimentally and theoretically. All the above phenomena could be well interpreted by the interactions of the kinetics of carbon monoxide oxidation with intrapellet diffusion resistances.
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TL;DR: The diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC) has been part of diesel exhaust systems since regulations were introduced to limit the amount of harmful emissions released to the environment from diesel engines as discussed by the authors, while active hydrocarbon oxidation can also be used to generate exotherms required for downstream components.
Abstract: The diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC) has been part of diesel exhaust systems since regulations were introduced to limit the amount of harmful emissions released to the environment from diesel engines. The DOC primary functions are oxidation of CO, unburned hydrocarbons, and NO, while active hydrocarbon oxidation can also be used to generate exotherms required for downstream components. This review will describe work that has attempted to understand the reactions, both desired and undesired, that occur over the catalyst. First, the history, configuration, and components of the DOC will be discussed, followed by in-depth coverage of the fundamental reactions that occur over a DOC, including reaction mechanisms, reaction inhibition, and other reactivity effects. Finally, DOC deactivation mechanisms and their effects on the DOC are described. While there is a lot of research literature regarding Pt- and Pd-based catalysts for many different reaction schemes, this review tries to highlight work most relevant to...

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