Katalysatorträger

English translation: Cytalyst carrier (material to which catalyst is bonded)

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German term or phrase:Katalysatorträger
English translation:Cytalyst carrier (material to which catalyst is bonded)
Entered by: Gareth McMillan

17:29 Nov 10, 2003
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
German term or phrase: Katalysatorträger
Der Teil des Katalysators, auf den der eigentliche Katalysatorstoff (Platin) aufgetragen wird.
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Catalyst carrier
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A catalyst carrier is the material (usualy cellular in form) to which the catalyst material (e.g. platinum for car engine catalysers) is bonded.
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5 +3Catalyst carrier
Gareth McMillan
4catalytic converter substrate
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catalytic converter substrate


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Trudy Peters
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Catalyst carrier


Explanation:
We just had this same query end of last week. Nov. 7th asker "Optical". Have a look.

A catalyst carrier is the material (usualy cellular in form) to which the catalyst material (e.g. platinum for car engine catalysers) is bonded.

Gareth McMillan
Local time: 15:59
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in pair: 793

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