Hans-Juergen Huesges

Title: Hans-Juergen Huesges: Inventor of Engine Cooling and Exhaust-Gas Technologies.

Introduction

Hans-Juergen Huesges is an inventor based in Willich, Germany. His listed portfolio includes 5 patents, with inventions focused on exhaust-gas recirculation and engine cooling. He is associated with Pierburg GmbH.

Latest Patents

One of Huesges’s latest patents describes an exhaust-gas recirculation module for an internal combustion engine. The design combines an outer housing with an exhaust-gas cooler inside it, places the recirculation valve upstream of the cooler, and includes a coolant channel between the cooler’s inner housing and an exhaust-gas duct.

Another patent describes a cooler arrangement for connection to an engine block or exhaust-gas manifold. It includes an exhaust-gas cooler with a coolant jacket, a valve that regulates exhaust-gas flow, and an actuator positioned on the opposite side of the valve from the cooler. A coolant duct segment connects to the coolant jacket and is arranged between the engine block or manifold and the actuator.

Career Highlights

Huesges’s listed inventions address the integration of exhaust-gas recirculation valves, coolers, actuators, and coolant passages. These designs bring together exhaust-flow control and thermal management in engine systems.

Collaborations

Huesges is associated with Pierburg GmbH. His listed coworkers include Hans-Ulrich Kuehnel and Peter Corbach.

Conclusion

Hans-Juergen Huesges’s patent portfolio reflects work on integrated exhaust-gas recirculation and cooling arrangements for internal combustion engines.