CATOX Catalytic Oxidation
CATOX Catalytic Oxidation :
A process for removing organic solvents and other odorous compounds from gaseous effluents, using catalytic oxidation over a proprietary catalyst. The original catalyst was described as a non-precious metal, mixed-oxide catalyst, known as CK-302; the next generation of catalyst contained both a base metal and a noble metal. Licensed and supplied by Haldor Topsoe and used in the food processing, lacquering, printing, and chemical industries. Related processes are REGENOX, which uses regenerative heat exchange, and ADOX. The name is also used by Nippon Shokubai Company as a trade name for distributed digital control systems for chemical plant
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