Narrative
Globally there are estimated to be 60 million cars produced each year. These all require catalysts that need testing to meet stringent emissions legislation. Catagen Ltd, a spin-out from Queen’s University has developed a product for testing motor vehicle catalysts that is 85% cheaper to operate than traditional methods and represents a 98% reduction in CO2 emission from testing and an 80% reduction in energy input. Major global customers including GM motors and Fiat have adopted this revolutionary patent protected technology and international sales growth has been recognised, winning an all-Ireland business award for BEST High Growth Company 2012.Impact status | Ongoing |
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Category of impact | Economic Impact, Environmental Impact |
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The Effects of the Catalytic Converter on Two-Stroke Engine Performance, SAE Technical Paper 972741
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The Validation of a Two-Dimensional Transient Catalyst Model for Direct Injection Two-Stroke Applications
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Method and Apparatus for Testing a Catalyst Material
Research output: Patent