Daimler Chrysler Ag

Daimler Ag

Mercedes-benz Aktiengesellschaft

Mercedes-benz Group Ag

Joachim Currle

Frank Fruehauf

Juergen Wertenbach

Valentin Maier

Christoph Menzel

Juergen Maue

Alexander Moessner

Florian Kauf

Oliver Moos

Rahul Ganuga

Juergen Maué

Johannes Braig

A ventilation system for a motor car includes an electronic display for displaying information and an air distribution chamber disposed on a back of the electronic display where air from the air distribution chamber is flowable through an air outlet and into an internal space of the motor car. An air calming chamber is disposed on a back of the air distribution chamber. The air calming chamber is at least partially separated fluidically from the air distribution chamber and is connected fluidically to the air distribution chamber via at least one through hole where via the at least one through hole the air distribution chamber is suppliable with air to be supplied to the internal space from the air calming chamber.

Ventilation system for a motor car, in particular for a passenger car, and motor car with said ventilation system

A ventilation device of a vehicle includes an air outflow opening disposed on an upper side of a backrest of a seat of the vehicle such that an airflow from the air outflow opening flows in a direction of a roof of the vehicle. A plurality of air guiding elements are pivotably mounted in a region of the air outflow opening where an air volume of a front partial airflow and a rear partial airflow is settable by the plurality of air guiding elements. A further air guiding element is disposed on the roof in a region of the airflow where the airflow is dividable and deflectable by the further air guiding element.

Ventilation device, method and vehicle

A system for ventilating a vehicle interior compartment operates, at least intermittently, to set an air quality mode in which fresh air and/or circulated air is supplied to the vehicle interior compartment, and to control an interior compartment pressure in the vehicle interior compartment through variation of the flow resistance of an interior compartment ventilation device in an open-loop and/or a closed-loop manner such that the interior compartment pressure is higher than an ambient pressure outside the vehicle interior compartment.

Vehicle air-conditioning system for ventilating a vehicle interior compartment

An air supply device for the passenger cell of a motor vehicle includes a rotating element formed in an axial suction intake region of the air-conditioning blower and upstream of the air-conditioning blower. The rotating element covers the air inlet region such that all the sucked-in drops impinge onto the element. Arranged in front of the housing wall of the air supply device are drop interception elements which are fixed lamellae of low inclination or wedge structures with acute wedge angles. The drop interception elements are inclined so that the drops impinge at an acute angle. Active water and particle (pre)-separation is thereby ensured.

Air supply device for the passenger cell of a motor vehicle

A heating and/or air conditioning system for an interior of a vehicle has a central heating and/or cooling device and a decentralized air-conveying device which includes a plurality of air-conveying units arranged locally in the vehicle interior. In order to permit good regulation of the heating and/or air conditioning system and efficient air conditioning, respective air-conveying units of the decentralized air-conveying device are arranged in a plurality of subspaces of the vehicle interior for circulating air in the respective subspaces.

Heating and/or air conditioning system having a decentralized air-conveying device

A heating and/or air-conditioning system for vehicles, preferably passenger vehicles, has a central air-conditioning and/or air-conveying device for conditioning and/or conveying air. In order to achieve optimum air conditioning of the vehicle interior and sufficient freedom of the windows from misting with the most effective energy use possible, the air within the vehicle interior is fed so that, for example, outside air and circulating air are fed into the vehicle interior through dedicated air inlet openings and removed from the vehicle interior through dedicated air outlet openings. The air is guided on closed flow paths in order to achieve separation of circulating air and outside air.

Heating and/or air-conditioning system with ventilation and evacuation

An air outlet nozzle of a heating and/or air-conditioning system of a vehicle is provided. It has a displacer which is connected to a nozzle mouth element mounted displaceably in the nozzle housing. In order, with as little structural space as possible and as little flow losses as possible, to be able to control the diffusivity of the air jet emerging from the air outlet nozzle, the flow resistance and the axial position of the displacer can be adjusted.

Air outlet nozzle and method of making and using same

A convertible in which at least one vehicle seat is assigned a windbreak. In this case, the at least one windbreak is adapted in shape and position to occupants who are on the vehicle seats, an aerodynamic air-guiding device being provided at least in one part of the region bounding the windbreak.

Windbreak for a convertible

A high-temperature battery for the power supply of electrically powered vehicles is disclosed which has a thermally insulating housing and a cooling system with a cooling body which is arranged inside the thermally insulating housing. Air or other fluid coolant flows through the cooling body and is supplied through an insulating wall of the housing solely by means of coolant inlet and air outlet connecting elements arranged on the housing. The cooling body is formed by a parallel arrangement of plate-shaped cooling-body elements through which coolant flows and which are designed as hollow bodies. The bar-shaped battery cells are arranged in the space between the cooling-body elements. The coolant inlet and outlet are arranged at one side of the housing and are connected to inlet and outlet openings of the cooling-body elements so as to provide optimum cross-flow cooling power on the battery cells. Coolant in the form of air or oil can be used according to preferred embodiments.

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Stuttgart, Germany

Joachim Currle