Oxidation catalysts are used for exhaust gas purification in gas engines and ignition jet engines that are operated with fuels from biogas plants, sewage gas plants, landfill gas plants and mine gas plants. Oxidation catalysts convert formaldehyde (HCHO), consisting of hydrocarbon (HC) and oxygen (O2), and carbon monoxide (CO) with a conversion rate of > 90 % to carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O).
The basis of oxidation catalysts are very thin, high-temperature stable foils made of heat-resistant alloys, which receive a honeycomb-like structure through a special winding. For safe reduction of formaldehyde and carbon monoxide, the wound metal foils are coated with a special, precious metal containing and sulphur resistant coating.
Emission Partner oxidation catalysts are designed for high conversion efficiency of formaldehyde and carbon monoxide and for long-term stability.
All our oxidation catalysts are manufactured 100% in our own production facilities and we guarantee that your emission limits will be safely complied with and that emissions measurements will be successfully passed.*
* it is assumed that the motor is optimally adjusted by suitable qualified personnel
The biogas plant of the Struckmann family has proven itself as a useful supplementation in the agriculture, pig breeding and cattle farming region.
Avacon Natur generates almost CO2-neutral electricity and heat with combined heat and power plants powered by bio natural gas and at the same time uses the resources of the agricultural network area very efficiently.
With over 60 sewage treatment plants between Brilon and Duisburg, the Ruhrverband purifies the wastewater of 2.2 million people and numerous industrial companies.
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