Borgwarner Inc.

Christian Cossmann

Georg Scholz

Jakob Penth

Dominic William DePaoli

Michael Daniel Cola

Aaron Date

Marc Werner

Christoph Müller

Ravi Patil

Patrick Weber

Alexander Umlauff

Christoph Mueller

Werner Rott

Florian Rapp

A wastegate assembly for controlling flow of exhaust gas includes a valve element having a valve body and a valve shaft. The wastegate assembly further includes a spindle. The wastegate assembly further includes a washer coupled to the valve shaft and spaced from the spindle for securing the spindle to the valve shaft. A plurality of cup springs is disposed between the spindle and the washer. The plurality of cup springs includes at least a first cup spring and a second cup spring, with the first cup spring supported on the spindle head and the second cup spring orientated substantially identical to the first cup spring and disposed directly on the first cup spring.

Wastegate assembly

The invention relates to a valve assembly () for a charging device, in particular for a wastegate of an exhaust gas turbocharger, comprising a spindle (), a lever arm () coupled to the spindle (), and a valve unit (). The lever arm () has a connecting element (), designed as at least partially spherical, and the valve unit () has an accommodation region () with at least one first conical accommodation surface () in which the connecting element () is arranged.

Valve assembly for a charging device

A wastegate assembly for controlling flow of exhaust gas includes a valve element having a valve body and a valve shaft. The wastegate assembly further includes a spindle having a head defining an opening and including a flat surface. The wastegate assembly further includes a washer coupled to the valve shaft and spaced from the spindle for securing the spindle to the valve shaft. The washer defines a bottom washer surface facing the flat surface of the spindle head, with the bottom washer surface including a flat region and a beveled region. A biasing member is disposed between the flat surface of the spindle and the flat and beveled regions of the washer. The beveled region extends oblique relative to the flat region for minimizing contact between the washer and the biasing member beyond the flat region.

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Kaiserslautern, Germany

Christian Cossmann