Definition of catalytic converter in English:

catalytic converter

nounkatəˌlɪtɪk kənˈvəːtəkædəˌlɪdɪk kənˈvərdər

A device incorporated in the exhaust system of a motor vehicle, containing a catalyst for converting pollutant gases into less harmful ones.
（汽车排气系统的）催化转化器，催化式排气净化器
Example sentencesExamples
- It comes with a catalytic converter for cleaner exhaust emission.
- Finally the redesigned exhaust system brings the catalytic converters closer to the engine for faster light-off.
- A new high-flow exhaust system adds close coupled catalytic converters, which removes the need for double-walled exhaust pipes.
- To meet these standards, automakers introduced catalytic converters - devices that are attached to the exhaust system just behind the manifold.
- The leaking valves need sorting out fairly soon as the catalytic converter in the exhaust system is not designed to cope with oil fumes, which are much thicker and heavier than petrol fumes.
- It introduces minute quantities of catalysts, as found in exhaust catalytic converters, into the engine's combustion chamber, where they help the fuel to burn more completely.
- The feat was achieved by moving the catalytic converters closer to the exhaust manifold, allowing quicker warm-up times, and improved recirculation of exhaust gas to ensure more complete combustion.
- The report explores incentives aimed at scrapping older vehicles, reducing the costs of particulate traps, and retrofitting catalytic converters in both the private and commercial fleets.
- Platinum is used mostly in catalytic converters for vehicular pollution control.
- These include oil and fuel pumps, transmissions, thermal management of underhood electronics, catalytic converters, intake and exhaust manifolds and interior cabin air circulation.
- Most modern automobiles are equipped with catalytic converters that treat engine exhaust before it leaves the car.
- In my view, demand for platinum is unlikely to wane unless viable substitutes can be found for the production of catalytic converters to control harmful car emissions.
- There is also a hydrocarbon absorptive catalyst in the catalytic converter to clean up tailpipe emissions.
- The application with which most people are likely to be familiar is in catalytic converters in automobile exhaust systems.
- Auto parts like the auto bumpers, carpets, lights, car wheels, mirrors, spoilers and catalytic converters can bring more life to your everyday driving.
- This then enables the use of catalytic converters and particle traps on exhaust pipes to remove the remaining ultra-fine carbon particles.
- The catalytic converter reduced pollution by converting carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide and water.
- Automakers are developing equipment for diesel engines that would operate like a catalytic converter to clean up tailpipe emissions.
- This contrasts with competing lean burn high-pressure direct injection systems which require a catalytic converter with a NOx trap to control emissions.
- Mandated pollution-control technologies, such as scrubbers in smokestacks or catalytic converters in motor vehicle engines, are another.

Definition of catalytic converter in US English:

catalytic converter

nounkadəˌlidik kənˈvərdərkædəˌlɪdɪk kənˈvərdər

A device incorporated in the exhaust system of a motor vehicle, containing a catalyst for converting pollutant gases into less harmful ones.
（汽车排气系统的）催化转化器，催化式排气净化器
Example sentencesExamples
- It introduces minute quantities of catalysts, as found in exhaust catalytic converters, into the engine's combustion chamber, where they help the fuel to burn more completely.
- There is also a hydrocarbon absorptive catalyst in the catalytic converter to clean up tailpipe emissions.
- The leaking valves need sorting out fairly soon as the catalytic converter in the exhaust system is not designed to cope with oil fumes, which are much thicker and heavier than petrol fumes.
- To meet these standards, automakers introduced catalytic converters - devices that are attached to the exhaust system just behind the manifold.
- Automakers are developing equipment for diesel engines that would operate like a catalytic converter to clean up tailpipe emissions.
- The catalytic converter reduced pollution by converting carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide and water.
- Auto parts like the auto bumpers, carpets, lights, car wheels, mirrors, spoilers and catalytic converters can bring more life to your everyday driving.
- A new high-flow exhaust system adds close coupled catalytic converters, which removes the need for double-walled exhaust pipes.
- Finally the redesigned exhaust system brings the catalytic converters closer to the engine for faster light-off.
- The application with which most people are likely to be familiar is in catalytic converters in automobile exhaust systems.
- This then enables the use of catalytic converters and particle traps on exhaust pipes to remove the remaining ultra-fine carbon particles.
- Platinum is used mostly in catalytic converters for vehicular pollution control.
- This contrasts with competing lean burn high-pressure direct injection systems which require a catalytic converter with a NOx trap to control emissions.
- Mandated pollution-control technologies, such as scrubbers in smokestacks or catalytic converters in motor vehicle engines, are another.
- It comes with a catalytic converter for cleaner exhaust emission.
- The feat was achieved by moving the catalytic converters closer to the exhaust manifold, allowing quicker warm-up times, and improved recirculation of exhaust gas to ensure more complete combustion.
- Most modern automobiles are equipped with catalytic converters that treat engine exhaust before it leaves the car.
- These include oil and fuel pumps, transmissions, thermal management of underhood electronics, catalytic converters, intake and exhaust manifolds and interior cabin air circulation.
- The report explores incentives aimed at scrapping older vehicles, reducing the costs of particulate traps, and retrofitting catalytic converters in both the private and commercial fleets.
- In my view, demand for platinum is unlikely to wane unless viable substitutes can be found for the production of catalytic converters to control harmful car emissions.

单词	catalytic converter
释义	Definition of catalytic converter in English: catalytic converter nounkatəˌlɪtɪk kənˈvəːtəkædəˌlɪdɪk kənˈvərdər A device incorporated in the exhaust system of a motor vehicle, containing a catalyst for converting pollutant gases into less harmful ones. （汽车排气系统的）催化转化器，催化式排气净化器 Example sentencesExamples It comes with a catalytic converter for cleaner exhaust emission. Finally the redesigned exhaust system brings the catalytic converters closer to the engine for faster light-off. A new high-flow exhaust system adds close coupled catalytic converters, which removes the need for double-walled exhaust pipes. To meet these standards, automakers introduced catalytic converters - devices that are attached to the exhaust system just behind the manifold. The leaking valves need sorting out fairly soon as the catalytic converter in the exhaust system is not designed to cope with oil fumes, which are much thicker and heavier than petrol fumes. It introduces minute quantities of catalysts, as found in exhaust catalytic converters, into the engine's combustion chamber, where they help the fuel to burn more completely. The feat was achieved by moving the catalytic converters closer to the exhaust manifold, allowing quicker warm-up times, and improved recirculation of exhaust gas to ensure more complete combustion. The report explores incentives aimed at scrapping older vehicles, reducing the costs of particulate traps, and retrofitting catalytic converters in both the private and commercial fleets. Platinum is used mostly in catalytic converters for vehicular pollution control. These include oil and fuel pumps, transmissions, thermal management of underhood electronics, catalytic converters, intake and exhaust manifolds and interior cabin air circulation. Most modern automobiles are equipped with catalytic converters that treat engine exhaust before it leaves the car. In my view, demand for platinum is unlikely to wane unless viable substitutes can be found for the production of catalytic converters to control harmful car emissions. There is also a hydrocarbon absorptive catalyst in the catalytic converter to clean up tailpipe emissions. The application with which most people are likely to be familiar is in catalytic converters in automobile exhaust systems. Auto parts like the auto bumpers, carpets, lights, car wheels, mirrors, spoilers and catalytic converters can bring more life to your everyday driving. This then enables the use of catalytic converters and particle traps on exhaust pipes to remove the remaining ultra-fine carbon particles. The catalytic converter reduced pollution by converting carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide and water. Automakers are developing equipment for diesel engines that would operate like a catalytic converter to clean up tailpipe emissions. This contrasts with competing lean burn high-pressure direct injection systems which require a catalytic converter with a NOx trap to control emissions. Mandated pollution-control technologies, such as scrubbers in smokestacks or catalytic converters in motor vehicle engines, are another. Definition of catalytic converter in US English: catalytic converter nounkadəˌlidik kənˈvərdərkædəˌlɪdɪk kənˈvərdər A device incorporated in the exhaust system of a motor vehicle, containing a catalyst for converting pollutant gases into less harmful ones. （汽车排气系统的）催化转化器，催化式排气净化器 Example sentencesExamples It introduces minute quantities of catalysts, as found in exhaust catalytic converters, into the engine's combustion chamber, where they help the fuel to burn more completely. There is also a hydrocarbon absorptive catalyst in the catalytic converter to clean up tailpipe emissions. The leaking valves need sorting out fairly soon as the catalytic converter in the exhaust system is not designed to cope with oil fumes, which are much thicker and heavier than petrol fumes. To meet these standards, automakers introduced catalytic converters - devices that are attached to the exhaust system just behind the manifold. Automakers are developing equipment for diesel engines that would operate like a catalytic converter to clean up tailpipe emissions. The catalytic converter reduced pollution by converting carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide and water. Auto parts like the auto bumpers, carpets, lights, car wheels, mirrors, spoilers and catalytic converters can bring more life to your everyday driving. A new high-flow exhaust system adds close coupled catalytic converters, which removes the need for double-walled exhaust pipes. Finally the redesigned exhaust system brings the catalytic converters closer to the engine for faster light-off. The application with which most people are likely to be familiar is in catalytic converters in automobile exhaust systems. This then enables the use of catalytic converters and particle traps on exhaust pipes to remove the remaining ultra-fine carbon particles. Platinum is used mostly in catalytic converters for vehicular pollution control. This contrasts with competing lean burn high-pressure direct injection systems which require a catalytic converter with a NOx trap to control emissions. Mandated pollution-control technologies, such as scrubbers in smokestacks or catalytic converters in motor vehicle engines, are another. It comes with a catalytic converter for cleaner exhaust emission. The feat was achieved by moving the catalytic converters closer to the exhaust manifold, allowing quicker warm-up times, and improved recirculation of exhaust gas to ensure more complete combustion. Most modern automobiles are equipped with catalytic converters that treat engine exhaust before it leaves the car. These include oil and fuel pumps, transmissions, thermal management of underhood electronics, catalytic converters, intake and exhaust manifolds and interior cabin air circulation. The report explores incentives aimed at scrapping older vehicles, reducing the costs of particulate traps, and retrofitting catalytic converters in both the private and commercial fleets. In my view, demand for platinum is unlikely to wane unless viable substitutes can be found for the production of catalytic converters to control harmful car emissions.
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