SCR DeNOx Catalysts

Honeycomb SCR DeNOx Catalyst

Extruded honeycomb SCR catalysts available in a wide range of cell structures, matched to dust loading, pressure drop and NOx removal requirements.

Overview

Honeycomb SCR catalysts are extruded with different cell densities and wall thicknesses so the catalyst geometry can be matched to the actual flue gas conditions — dust concentration, flow velocity and pressure drop allowance. The table below lists the standard structure range.

Technical Data

StructurecpsiPitch (mm)Wall (mm)Open area (%)Specific surface (m²/m³)
13×13511.261.3075.54302.30
18×18108.180.8578.07425.00
20×20127.370.8077.38470.18
22×22146.700.8374.60508.10
25×25185.900.7574.27576.00
30×30264.930.6573.69688.37
35×35354.240.5574.29806.02
40×40463.710.5073.57916.62
55×55872.700.4071.571124.53
60×601002.480.3870.731347.88

Values shown are manufacturer specifications or typical values unless marked (*). Parameters marked (*) are reproduced from source documentation and may contain unit or OCR ambiguities — they are reference values only and must be confirmed against the current product specification before use in engineering design. Design values are confirmed per project after operating conditions are reviewed. Please contact us for current data sheets.

Key Features

  • Optimized pore structure
  • Wide operating temperature range
  • High specific surface area
  • Good physical properties
  • High chemical activity
  • Good water resistance

Typical Applications

  • Thermal power plants
  • Steel and sintering flue gas
  • Cement and building materials
  • Industrial furnaces
  • Low-to-medium dust NOx removal

Application Limits & Conditions

For high-dust positions (before dust removal), the plate-type design or low cell density structures are usually more suitable. Cell structure selection must consider dust loading and erosion conditions.

Customization

Cell density, pitch and wall thickness can be selected from the standard range above; module dimensions are customized to the reactor layout.

Data to Provide for a Quotation

To receive a material recommendation and quotation, please share your operating conditions:

  • Gas flow rate (Nm³/h) and inlet / target outlet concentration
  • Gas composition and main pollutant components
  • Operating temperature and humidity
  • SO₂ and dust concentration (where applicable)
  • Existing reactor dimensions and current catalyst / adsorbent type
  • Required service life and any special requirements

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right cell structure?

High cell densities give more catalytic surface but lower open area and higher pressure drop. Low-dust flue gas allows higher cpsi; dusty gas needs larger pitch. We select the structure from your dust loading, flow rate and pressure drop budget.

What is the typical operating temperature window?

Standard V-Mo-Ti systems operate around 150–420°C. For other windows, the formulation can be adjusted — please share your actual temperature profile.

Discuss this product for your gas conditions

Send us your operating conditions — we will confirm applicability and return a material recommendation.