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Design of an After-Treatment Catalyst System for Combustion Applications

This special issue belongs to the section “Catalysis Enhanced Processes“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue on “Design of an After-Treatment Catalyst System for Combustion Applications” is to promote the research and progress in the area of after-treatment catalyst systems by bringing together academic scientists and industry working in the catalysis and process engineering fields in developing robust and cheaper alternatives to the current catalytic combustion problem, either stationary systems such as boilers or mobile combustion systems such as vehicles. The Special Issue will be focusing on the catalyst materials development, characterisation and testing and in the design of the reactor and heat transfer system in after-treatment catalyst systems.

 Basics
1. Preparation and utilisation of noble metal catalyst in combustion reactions;
2. Preparation and use of transition metal catalysts in combustion reactions;
3. Methane total and partial oxidation reactions;
4. Catalyst deactivation in combustion reactions;
5. Water gas shift reactions in combustion/reforming reactions;
6. Modelling and simulation for process optimisation.

Applications
1. Stationary combustion systems (boilers and CHP (combine heat power), etc.);
2. Photocatalytic systems in oxidation processes;
3. Application of combustion reaction in solid oxide fuel cells;
4. Mobile combustion systems (vehicles, etc.);
5. Thermal reactor design and application in combustion systems.

Dr. Ahmed Osman
Prof. David Rooney
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • Combustion reaction
  • Total methane oxidation
  • Partial methane oxidation
  • Nobel metal catalyst
  • Catalysis
  • Photocatalysis
  • Modelling
  • Deactivation
  • Characterisation
  • Oxidation
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Processes - ISSN 2227-9717