High-Silica PD-Based Small Pore Zeolite Catalysts for Low Temperature CH4 Oxidation

Viktor Cybulskis (Inventor), Jingzhi Liu (Inventor), Eleni Kyriakidou (Inventor), Tala Mon (Inventor)

Research output: Patent

Abstract

High silica (silicon/aluminum molar ratios > 30), small pore (-0.36-0.45 nm pore apertures) zeolite catalysts for CH4 remediation in low temperature (< 400 °C), high water vapor environments (5 - 10%), such as those associated with natural gas vehicle exhaust streams. The catalysts can achieve T90's below 400 °C and remain hydrothermally stable over extended periods of time. The zeolite catalyst may be made by a molar gel composition of the appropriate reagents that is heated in a reaction vessel and then subjected to ion exchange with a source of palladium to achieve less than 2 weight percent loading of palladium in the zeolite.
Original languageEnglish (US)
Priority date9/15/22
Filing date9/15/23
StatePublished - Mar 21 2024

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