Abstract
Two-stage catalytic converter system is currently receiving considerable attention as a means to control the primary pollutants, namely, HC, CO and NO in the automobile exhaust. In order to explore the possibility of developing catalysts from indigenous and inexpensive sources of materials, sponge iron for NO reduction and manganese ore pebbles for HC/CO oxidation were tested as candidate-catalysts in an engine dynamometer test bed to study their catalytic activity. The results of these experiments are reported.
Citation Formats
Nagalingam, B, Gopalakrishnan, K V, and Murthy, B S.
Two stage catalytic converter system to reduce exhaust emissions of HC, CO and NO in a motor vehicle.
India: N. p.,
1978.
Web.
Nagalingam, B, Gopalakrishnan, K V, & Murthy, B S.
Two stage catalytic converter system to reduce exhaust emissions of HC, CO and NO in a motor vehicle.
India.
Nagalingam, B, Gopalakrishnan, K V, and Murthy, B S.
1978.
"Two stage catalytic converter system to reduce exhaust emissions of HC, CO and NO in a motor vehicle."
India.
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title = {Two stage catalytic converter system to reduce exhaust emissions of HC, CO and NO in a motor vehicle}
author = {Nagalingam, B, Gopalakrishnan, K V, and Murthy, B S}
abstractNote = {Two-stage catalytic converter system is currently receiving considerable attention as a means to control the primary pollutants, namely, HC, CO and NO in the automobile exhaust. In order to explore the possibility of developing catalysts from indigenous and inexpensive sources of materials, sponge iron for NO reduction and manganese ore pebbles for HC/CO oxidation were tested as candidate-catalysts in an engine dynamometer test bed to study their catalytic activity. The results of these experiments are reported.}
journal = []
volume = {59}
place = {India}
year = {1978}
month = {Sep}
}
title = {Two stage catalytic converter system to reduce exhaust emissions of HC, CO and NO in a motor vehicle}
author = {Nagalingam, B, Gopalakrishnan, K V, and Murthy, B S}
abstractNote = {Two-stage catalytic converter system is currently receiving considerable attention as a means to control the primary pollutants, namely, HC, CO and NO in the automobile exhaust. In order to explore the possibility of developing catalysts from indigenous and inexpensive sources of materials, sponge iron for NO reduction and manganese ore pebbles for HC/CO oxidation were tested as candidate-catalysts in an engine dynamometer test bed to study their catalytic activity. The results of these experiments are reported.}
journal = []
volume = {59}
place = {India}
year = {1978}
month = {Sep}
}