Connecting pipe elbow-silencer, empty catalyst housing, Junak M11 / M14 / M16
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Catalytic converters in motorcycles are used to reduce emissions of harmful substances such as nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxide, which are produced when fuels are burned in the engine. They are installed in a motorcycle's exhaust system and work by catalyzing chemical reactions that convert these harmful substances into less harmful substances such as carbon dioxide and water vapor.
They are usually made of ceramic or metal and contain a special catalyst that contains platinum, palladium and rhodium or platinum and rhodium. These precious metals are needed to catalyze chemical reactions.
It is important to remember that motorcycle catalytic converters can become contaminated or worn out after a period of time, which can lead to a decrease in their effectiveness and a consequent increase in harmful emissions. Therefore, it is important to regularly check the condition of the catalytic converter and replace it if necessary.
Many countries have motorcycle emissions regulations that require the use of catalytic converters. Therefore, a motorcycle must have a catalytic converter if it is manufactured and sold in a country with such a regulation.
Yes, the catalytic converter in a motorcycle can be removed, but this is against emissions regulations and may result in fines or other sanctions. It is recommended to keep the catalytic converter to meet environmental standards.
Yes, a motorcycle catalytic converter can affect a motorcycle's power and speed, as it is part of the exhaust system and can reduce exhaust flow. However, this is usually a minor impact and can be compensated for by engine tuning. It is recommended to maintain the catalytic converter to meet environmental standards.