HC-adsorbent for internal combustion engine

Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – Waste gas purifier

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C422S171000, C502S060000, C502S064000, C502S067000

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07063818

ABSTRACT:
An internal combustion engine HC-adsorbent is located in one of a pair of exhaust passages in parallel to each other downstream of an emission control catalyst for purifying an exhaust gas and through which exhaust gas flows selectively by a switchover valve. The adsorbent is a zeolite mixture having pores at least 3.5 Å and smaller than 6 Å and not equal or larger than 6 Å and smaller than 7 Å, and zeolite having pores at least 7 Å and smaller than 10 Å and not equal or larger than 6 Å and smaller than 7 Å. HCs are desorbed quickly and easily lowering the desorption temperature, while ensuring excellent adsorbing performance for HCs of different molecular diameters. Even when a vehicle travels only a short duration after engine starting, desorption advances quickly and reliably, the adsorbent exhibiting intended adsorbing performance at the next engine starting.

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