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Catalytic converter A device containing a catalyst for converting automobile exhaust into mostly harmless products.
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Catalytic converterAn integral part of vehicle emission control systems since 1975. Oxidizing converters remove hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide (CO) from exhaust gases, while reducing converters control nitrogen oxide [..]
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Catalytic converterA canister in the exhaust system, usually situated before the muffler, containing a substance that reacts chemically with the exhaust in order to reduce harmful emissions.
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Catalytic converterA reaction chamber typically containing a finely divided platinum-iridium catalyst into which exhaust gases from an automotive engine are passed together with excess air so that carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon pollutants are oxidized to carbon dioxide and water.
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Catalytic converterOften simply called a "catalyst", this is a stainless-steel canister fitted to a car's exhaust system that contains a thin layer of catalytic material spread over a large area of inert [..]
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Catalytic converterA component of the exhaust system that creates a heat- producing chemical reaction to convert potentially harmful combustion byproducts into carbon dioxide and water. Capitalized Cost
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Catalytic converterPart the vehicle emission control system, the catalytic converter is installed in the exhaust, right after the exhaust manifold. Inside the catalytic converter, there is a honeycomb-like ceramic block [..]
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Catalytic converterA gadget fitted to the exhaust system that reduces pollution by turning harmful gases into less harmful ones.
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Catalytic converterIn everyday language, the term “catalytic converter” denotes the entire system for catalytic emissions treatment in vehicles. It contains an effective chemical catalyst (usually precious metals such as platinum and rhodium), ceramic or metallic carrying materials, casing and various regulatory devices for controlling the process, depending on its d [..]
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Catalytic converterAn emissions-control device that removes unburned fuel from the exhaust by burning it.
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Catalytic converterA device fitted to a car’s exhaust system that converts toxic gases produced by the engine into less toxic gases.
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Catalytic converterThat part of the exhaust emission system that is designed to help reduce carbon emissions.
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Catalytic converterPart of a vehicle's exhaust system, this stainless steel canister contains materials that cause chemical reactions which convert exhaust emissions into less harmful components before they enter t [..]
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Catalytic converterAn EPA requirement since 1975, a catalytic converter
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Catalytic converterAn in-line, exhaust system device, containing a catalyst, which reduces engine exhaust emissions. Converters are located near the exhaust manifolds or headers for maximum efficiency.
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Catalytic converterSince 1993, cars with petrol engines have all had to have catalytic converters (sometimes known as ‘cats’). These are fitted as part of the car’s exhaust and do a great job of reducing harmful emissions (e.g. carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide) by turning them into less harmful gases or water vapour. They are generally reliable and last well but occas [..]
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Catalytic converterThe catalytic converter is a vital part of your vehicle emissions control system. Its job is to reduce toxic air by converting harmful pollutants into less harmful emissions, such as water, carbon dio [..]
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Catalytic converterA device which enhances certain chemical reactions reducing the levels of undesirable exhaust gases from an engine.
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Catalytic converterAn air pollution abatement device that removes pollutants from motor vehicle exhaust, either by oxidizing them into carbon dioxide and water or reducing them to nitrogen.
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Catalytic converterAn air pollution abatement device that removes pollutants from motor vehicle exhaust, either by oxidizing them into carbon dioxide and water or reducing them to nitrogen.
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Catalytic converteris a motor vehicle pollution control device designed to reduce emissions such as oxides of nitrogen hydrocarbons carbon monoxide. Catalytic converters have been required equipment on all new motor veh [..]
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Catalytic converterAn air pollution abatement device that removes pollutants from motor vehicle exhaust, either by oxidizing them into carbon dioxide and water or reducing them to nitrogen and oxygen.
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Catalytic converterAn air pollution abatement device that removes pollutants from motor vehicle exhaust, either by oxidizing them into carbon dioxide and water or reducing them to nitrogen.
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Catalytic converterA reaction chamber typically containing a finely divided platinum-iridium catalyst into which exhaust gases from an automotive engine are passed together with excess air so that carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon pollutants are oxidized to carbon dioxide and water.
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Catalytic converterA motor vehicle pollution control device designed to reduce emissions such as oxides of nitrogen
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Catalytic converterAn air pollution control device using the exhaust system of cars. The converter helps complete combustion of any fuel that was not burned in the engine and reduce the presence of other harmful emissio [..]
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Catalytic converteran air pollution abatement device used primarily on motor vehicles and other sources. It removes organic contaminants by oxidizing them into carbon dioxide and water through chemical reaction. May con [..]
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Catalytic converteran air pollution abatement device used primarily on motor vehicles; removes organic contaminants by oxidising them into carbon dioxide and water through chemical reaction. May convert NOx
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Catalytic converteran integral part of vehicle emission control systems since 1975. Oxidizing converters remove hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide (CO) from exhaust gases, while reducing converters control nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions. Both use noble metal (platinum, palladium or rhodium) catalysts that can be “poisoned” by lead compounds in the fuel or lubricant. [..]
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Catalytic converterA catalytic converter is an emission control device used in internal combustion engines that converts toxic chemicals into less polluting substances. They are a common component in car, truck, train, bus and aeroplane engines.
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