Valeo Systemes Thermiques

Emmanuel Henon

Jean-Nicolas Guyomard

Stephan Andre

Jerome Ripa

Rémi Tournois

Fabien Bireaud

Jean-Paul Herlem

Sergio Da Costa Pito

Benjamin Ferlay

Pierre Alexandre Langlet

Michael Genger

Fabien Bireau

Guillaume Lair

The invention relates to a device for adjusting () an air stream for an air inlet of a motor vehicle, comprising a housing () defining a flow duct () into which an air stream flows and in which a cooling unit comprising at least one heat exchanger () is at least partially arranged, the housing comprising a flap () designed to be placed in an open position providing access to the heat exchanger, said flap being designed to close the access in the closed position, said access () being designed in particular to enable removal of the heat exchanger through a substantially translational movement.

Device for adjusting an air stream for an air inlet of a motor vehicle

The invention relates to a compartment for a device () for storing electrical energy for a motor vehicle, said compartment being arranged to receive at least one cell () for storing electrical energy, said compartment comprising: —a bottom wall (), the bottom wall preferably comprising a composite material, —a side wall () connected to the bottom wall, —a channel () for circulating a cooling fluid, said channel being at least partially formed by the bottom wall, —a fluid connection element () designed to allow the channel to be connected with an external cooling fluid circuit, the connection element being at least partially overmoulded with the bottom wall or the side wall.

Compartment for a device for storing electrical energy for a motor vehicle

Support frame () configured to bear a heat exchanger comprising a flange () for coolant to pass through, the frame comprising a lateral wall () in which a light () is produced, which is configured to be passed through by the flange (), characterized in that the lateral wall () comprises at least one edge () placed near an end of the light () and arranged at least partially through the light () so as to define an insertion path for the flange which is inclined relative to the normal to the lateral wall, the edge also being configured to form a point on which the flange pivots.

Frame configured to support a heat exchanger

The invention relates to a housing () for a front face module () of a motor vehicle (), defining an air duct () for the flow of an air stream, said housing comprising: —an openwork structure () having a plurality of openings () defined by ribs (); —a lining () which is securely attached to the openwork structure () and covers the openings () so as to form a wall which is airtight to the air stream. The invention also relates to a method for manufacturing such a housing and to a front face module () comprising such a housing.

Housing for a front face module of a motor vehicle

The invention relates to a sealing device () for a motor vehicle heat ex-changer () consisting of a plate () comprising a central cavity () configured to allow the passage of a tube of the heat exchanger, characterised in that at least two opposite end edges of said plate () are each provided with snap-fastening means (), each capable of engaging with complementary snap-fastening elements integrated into a recess located in a support frame of the heat exchanger, and characterised in that the sealing device () comprises an elastically deformable sealing means () arranged around the central cavity () formed in the plate ().

Sealing device for a motor vehicle heat exchanger

A device for regulating an air stream for an air inlet of a motor vehicle may include a duct defining a flow channel in which an air stream flows. A cooling unit is arranged in the duct and includes at least one heat exchanger and a motor-fan unit. Additionally, the duct includes at least one sound absorption means arranged so that it at least partially limits the propagation of noise annoyance to the outside of the duct. A motor vehicle may include the regulation device.

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Le Mesnil Saint Denis, France

Emmanuel Henon