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Development of Catalytic Converters Using Detonation Spraying. / Ulianitsky, V.; Shtertser, A.; Sadykov, V. и др.

в: Materials and Manufacturing Processes, Том 31, № 11, 17.08.2016, стр. 1433-1438.

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Ulianitsky, V, Shtertser, A, Sadykov, V & Smurov, I 2016, 'Development of Catalytic Converters Using Detonation Spraying', Materials and Manufacturing Processes, Том. 31, № 11, стр. 1433-1438. https://doi.org/10.1080/10426914.2016.1151041

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Ulianitsky, V., Shtertser, A., Sadykov, V., & Smurov, I. (2016). Development of Catalytic Converters Using Detonation Spraying. Materials and Manufacturing Processes, 31(11), 1433-1438. https://doi.org/10.1080/10426914.2016.1151041

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Ulianitsky V, Shtertser A, Sadykov V, Smurov I. Development of Catalytic Converters Using Detonation Spraying. Materials and Manufacturing Processes. 2016 авг. 17;31(11):1433-1438. doi: 10.1080/10426914.2016.1151041

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Ulianitsky, V. ; Shtertser, A. ; Sadykov, V. и др. / Development of Catalytic Converters Using Detonation Spraying. в: Materials and Manufacturing Processes. 2016 ; Том 31, № 11. стр. 1433-1438.

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title = "Development of Catalytic Converters Using Detonation Spraying",
abstract = "One of the trends in hydrogen power engineering is the development of devices for the preparation of synthesis gas by the catalytic reforming of a hydrocarbon feedstock. Studies show the advantages of catalytic converters based on a modular catalyst support with a honeycomb-type structure produced from a metal foil, both sides of which are coated with highly porous oxide ceramics. The drawback of this design is a poor ability of the coating to withstand high-temperature operating conditions. The coating may detach from the substrate because of the difference in thermal expansion coefficients between the metal foil and the ceramic coating. Besides, a corrosion of metal foil takes place. The result of the present study is the development and application of a two-step coating method, which allows significantly increasing the service life of the catalyst supports. At the first step, a low-porosity ceramic layer is deposited on a metal foil by detonation spraying. At the second step, a high-porosity layer of a ceramic catalyst is deposited from suspension. In this work, the peculiarities of the detonation spraying of the ceramic coating on a metal foil and the design of the obtained catalytic converter have been addressed.",
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