C04B2111/0081

SCRAPING DEVICE FOR JOINING MATERIAL AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEGMENT JOINT BODY
20210276200 · 2021-09-09 · ·

A scraping device for undried joining material protruding from a segment joint body in which side surfaces of a plurality of pillar-shaped honeycomb structure segments are joined via the undried joining material, the segment joint body having an outer peripheral side surface, a first honeycomb-shaped end surface, and a second honeycomb-shaped end surface located on an opposite side of the first honeycomb-shaped end surface, the scraping device includes a stand for placing the segment joint body; a controller; and a scraping robot comprising at least one scraping spatula configured to be movable in at least one scraping direction along at least one surface of the outer peripheral side surface, the first honeycomb-shaped end surface, and the second honeycomb-shaped end surface while being pressed against the at least one surface.

Method for producing honeycomb structure

A method for producing a honeycomb structure including producing an unfired pillar shaped honeycomb body; placing the unfired pillar shaped honeycomb body on a receiving table such that the unfired pillar shaped honeycomb body stands thereon; conveying the unfired pillar shaped honeycomb body placed on the receiving table; drying the unfired pillar shaped honeycomb body after the conveying step, or drying the unfired pillar shaped honeycomb body during the conveying to obtain a honeycomb dried body; and firing the honeycomb dried body to obtain a honeycomb structure. The receiving table includes at least one protrusion. In the honeycomb formed body conveying step, the unfired pillar shaped honeycomb body is conveyed while supporting it by inserting the at least one protrusion of the receiving table into a bottom surface of the unfired pillar shaped honeycomb body placed on the receiving table.

Honeycomb filter
11103862 · 2021-08-31 · ·

A honeycomb filter includes a pillar-shaped honeycomb structure having porous partition walls provided, surrounding a plurality of cells which serve as fluid through channels extending from an inflow end face to an outflow end face, and porous plugging portions provided either at the ends on the inflow end face or the outflow end face of the cells, wherein the plugging portions are composed of a porous material, the honeycomb structure has a central region and a circumferential region and a ratio of an area of the circumferential region with respect to that of the central region ranges from 0.1 to 0.5, and a plugging length L1 in the cell extending direction of a central plugging portion in the central region is smaller than a plugging length L2 of a circumferential plugging portion in the circumferential region, L1 ranges from 3 to 6 mm, and L2 from 7 to 9 mm.

HONEYCOMB FILTER

A honeycomb filter includes a pillar-shaped honeycomb structure body having a porous partition wall disposed to surround a plurality of cells which serve as fluid through channels extending from a first end face to a second end face; and a plugging portion provided at an open end on the first end face side or the second end face side of each of the cells, wherein the partition wall is composed of a material containing cordierite as a main component thereof, and a number per unit area of pores which exist at a surface of the partition wall and which have equivalent circle diameters exceeding 3.0 μm is 600 per mm.sup.2 or more.

MANUFACTURING METHOD OF HONEYCOMB FILTER

A manufacturing method of a honeycomb filter includes a kneaded material preparation process, a forming process, and a firing process, wherein the cordierite forming raw material contains porous silica as an inorganic pore former, in a cumulative particle size distribution of the cordierite forming raw material, particle diameters (μm) of 10% by volume, 50% by volume, and 90% by volume of the total volume from a small diameter side, are denoted by D.sub.(a) 10, D.sub.(a) 50 and D.sub.(a) 90, respectively, and a particle diameter (μm) of 50% by volume of the total volume from the small diameter side is denoted by D.sub.(b) 50 in a cumulative particle size distribution of the organic pore former, and the cordierite forming raw material and the organic pore former satisfy given expressions.

MANUFACTURING METHOD OF HONEYCOMB FILTER

A manufacturing method of a honeycomb filter includes a kneaded material preparation process, a forming process and a firing process, wherein the cordierite forming raw material contains at least one of porous silica and fused silica, particle diameters (μm) of 10% by volume, 50% by volume and 90% by volume, from a small diameter side, are denoted by D.sub.(a) 10, D.sub.(a) 50 and D.sub.(a) 90 in a cumulative particle size distribution of the cordierite forming raw material, and a particle diameter (μm) of 50% by volume from a small diameter side is denoted by D.sub.(b) 50 in a cumulative particle size distribution of the organic pore former, D.sub.(b) 50 is 40 μm or less, and a cordierite forming raw material and an organic pore former satisfy given expressions.

DIELECTRIC PACKING MATERIAL FOR CONVERSION OF CARBON DIOXIDE TO VALUABLE MATERIALS BY NON-THERMAL PLASMA TECHNOLOGY
20210275983 · 2021-09-09 ·

The present invention relates to a dielectric packing material for converting carbon dioxide to a valuable material using non-thermal plasma technology, and more particularly, to a dielectric packing material for converting carbon dioxide to a valuable material using non-thermal plasma technology, wherein the dielectric packing material is packed in a non-thermal plasma reactor for conversion of carbon dioxide to a valuable material and is formed to have a hollow structure with multiple edges on the surface thereof to effectively scatter non-thermal plasma at the edges and thereby to improve CO.sub.2 conversion and energy efficiency.

POROUS CERAMIC PARTICLES AND METHOD OF FORMING POROUS CERAMIC PARTICLES
20210146337 · 2021-05-20 ·

A porous ceramic particle may have a particle size of at least about 200 microns and not greater than about 4000 microns. The porous ceramic particle may further have a particular cross-section that may include a core region and a layered region overlying the core region. The layered region may include overlapping layered sections surrounding the core region. The core region may include a core region composition and a first layered section may include a first layered section composition. The first layered section composition may be different than the core region composition.

Porous honeycomb heat storage structure
11015876 · 2021-05-25 · ·

A porous honeycomb heat storage structure including: a honeycomb structure which has a porous partition wall which defines a plurality of cells extending one end face to the other end face and allows a reaction medium to flow into the cells; and a heat storage portion which is configured by filling a heat storage material performing heat storage and heat dissipation by a reversible chemical reaction with the reaction medium or physical adsorption/desorption in at least a portion of each cells, wherein the heat storage portion has an area ratio in a range from 60% to 90% with respect to a cross sectional area of a honeycomb cross section orthogonal to an axial direction of the honeycomb structure.

Honeycomb structure
11020733 · 2021-06-01 · ·

A honeycomb structure includes a pillar-shaped honeycomb structure body having porous partition walls surrounding a plurality of cells which extend from a first to a second end face and which form flow channels of a fluid, and a circumferential wall enclosing the partition walls, wherein, specific cell of the cells is provided with a pair of projection which projects into the cell from the partition wall, the projection projects, in at least a pair of opposed partition walls among the partition walls constituting the cell, into the cell from a first and a second side, and which is provided continuously in a direction the cell extends, and in the case where the width of a top part of the projection is denoted by W1, and the width of a bottom part of the projection is denoted by W2, W1>W2 holds, and W2/W1 is 0.5 to 0.9.