Method for the production of a coated structure which is suitable for carrying out heterogeneous catalyses
CA 2297543 A1 · Owner: Sulzer Metco Ag · Inventors: Loch, Michael Paul Willy; Levering, Willem Wiekert; Barbezat, Gerard Aurele
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The method relates to the production of a coated structure (1) which is suitable for carrying out heterogeneous catalyses. This structure is a catalyst body comprising layers (2, 3) of film-like sheet metal lamina (10) which are arranged one above the other as well as flow channels which are integrated in or between the layers. Some or all of the sheet metal lamina can be reshaped so that the flow channels are formed as a result of a shaping of the sheet metal lamina. Coatings (11) are applied in a container (101) to the individual sheet metal lamina (10) ~ preferably prior to a reshaping ~ with a plasma spray method namely, an LPPS method, using a plasma flame (212) which acts defocusingly …
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