Purem Gmbh

Eberspächer Exhaust Technology Gmbh & Co. Kg

Christoph Buckermann

Jürgen Häberle

Johannes Grupp

Matthias Scheer

Marc-André Marek

An exhaust-gas guiding housing for an exhaust-gas system of an internal combustion engine includes an air inlet housing part through which exhaust gas can flow in an exhaust-gas main flow direction and which has a housing wall surrounding a housing longitudinal axis. At least one air inlet opening is provided in at least one air inlet peripheral region of the housing wall. An inner wall is provided at an inner side of the air inlet housing part, which inner wall, together with the housing wall, defines an air inlet chamber. The at least one air inlet opening is open to the air inlet chamber. At least one air passage opening is provided in the inner wall, and/or at least one air passage opening is formed between the inner wall and the housing wall.

Exhaust-gas guiding housing

A support assembly supports an exhaust gas treatment element of an exhaust gas treatment unit for an exhaust gas system of an internal combustion engine. A carrying body is secured on a housing of an exhaust gas treatment unit and surrounds an assembly center axis as a ring or annulus. At least one flexible supporting element is carried on the carrying body. The supporting element has an exhaust gas treatment element supporting side for supporting interaction with an exhaust gas treatment element. The carrying body has a radial limb at least partially engaging radially over the supporting element on a carrying body supporting side facing away from the exhaust gas treatment element supporting side. The supporting element is supported by the carrying body supporting side thereof on the radial limb so as to be shiftable radially inward with respect to the carrying body.

Support assembly

A housing connection element () for a housing of an exhaust gas treatment assembly unit of an exhaust system, especially for an internal combustion engine, includes a first housing part () with an essentially cylindrical first connection area () for connection to a circumferential wall () of a housing () of an exhaust gas treatment assembly unit. A tapered area () is adjacent to the first connection area (). An annular, second housing part () is connected to the tapered area (). A second connection area () is provided for connection to an exhaust gas-carrying component of an exhaust system. At least one sensor sleeve () is in a sleeve receiving area () of the first housing part (). The sleeve receiving area () is formed in the tapered area ().

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Kirchheim unter Teck, Germany

Christoph Buckermann