Comeback of the Combustion Engine: Clean Exhaust Gases Thanks to New Adsorption Technology

PASCHING, Austria - Sept. 9, 2022 - PRLog -- The removal of almost all harmful components from car exhaust gases has now become possible with a new adsorption technology. The technology, which has been widely tested by several of Europe's major automakers, was developed over many years by Austria's Krajete GmbH. Now the technology allows the removal of hydrocarbons as well as carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide and fine dust particles. Thanks to a special Advanced Adsorption technology, the purification capacity is fully available immediately after starting a combustion engine. The technology is offered in easy-to-install double cartridges that can also be adapted to industrial and domestic combustion systems.

Its performance and independence from both rare charging stations and horrendous electricity prices continue to make the internal combustion engine attractive - if it weren't for the problem with its exhaust gases. Thanks to the Austrian company Krajete GmbH, a solution to this problem is now very close at hand.

Bridge Builder Between Nature & Technology

The research-intensive company specializes in transforming natural processes into technological know-how and is regarded by European industrial partners as an innovative bridge builder between nature and technology. For example, several major automobile manufacturers have been cooperating with Krajete GmbH for years in the field of automotive exhaust gas purification. In the course of this cooperation, the company optimized adsorber technologies that reversibly bind pollutants. The initial focus was on reducing harmful nitrogen oxide compounds (NOx), and successful pilot projects in several European cities caused interest in the technology to grow rapidly. In line with this interest, the natural raw material zeolite used as the basis of the adsorbers was chemically and physically adapted and supplemented by Krajete GmbH.

Contact Krajete GmbH:

Dr. Alexander Krajete

Prinz Eugen Str. 66

4061 Pasching, Austria

T +43 699 172 668 20

W http://www.krajete.com

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Dr. Barbara Bauder

Kollersteig 68

3400 Klosterneuburg, Austria

T +43 664 1576 350

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