Behr-thomson-dehnstoffregler Gmbh Co.

Behr-thomson Dehnstoffregler Gmbh

Behr Thermot-tronik Gmbh & Co.

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Wilhelm & Dauster

Behr-thompson-dehnstoffregler Gmbh & Co.

Manfred Kurz

Roland Saur

Peter Leu

Heinz Lemberger

Gerhart Huemer

Barbu Frunzetti

A thermostatic valve arranged in the coolant circuit of an internal-combustion engine, has a main valve which is acted upon by cold coolant flow on the one side, and by hot coolant flow on the other side. The valve is actuated as a function of the coolant temperature by way of an expansion material element equipped with an electric heating device. To minimize the coldside influence onto the expansion material element, a capsule which stores the expansion material, has an end which limits the expansion material lower at the level of the closed main valve or on the mixing chamber side. At this end, a ring-shaped or sleeve-shaped heating element is arranged coaxially adjacent the control pin, or, individual heating elements are distributed along the circumference of the control pin in an adjacent manner.

Thermostatic valve arranged in a cooling circuit of an internal combustion engine

A control valve having a sliding valve member body movable into valve closing position against a valve seat in an outflow conduit. The body has a conical outer end for controlling the flow through the valve and a plurality of fins extending radially from the outer end into engagement with the outflow conduit to guide the body.

Control valve

A thermostatic working element has a housing in which an electric resistance heating element is arranged whose electric connecting wires are sealingly guided to the outside. The resistance heating element contains a carrier body on which a resistance layer is mounted to which the connecting wires are soldered. A base is molded to the carrier body and is sealingly arranged in the housing.

Thermostatic working element having an electric resistance heating

Thermostatic valve for the coolant circulation system of an

In the case of a thermostatic valve for a cooling system of an internal-combustion engine comprising a thermostatic working element, it is provided that the housing of the working element is held in a stationary manner, in that the working piston is provided with the main valve disk which surrounds the housing of the working element in a pot-type manner and is provided with openings in the area of its side walls, and with the short-circuit valve disk, and in that on the side of the main valve disk facing away from the working piston, the housing of the working element is situated to be at least partially free in the coolant flowing in from the radiator.

Thermostatic valve

An electric switchgear having at least one switching element that is a semiconductor with a temperature-dependent resistance, which includes a housing joined together from a metal cap and a closing element made of plastic. Contact tabs of the switching element are inserted into recesses of the closing element, and the metal cap and the closing element are connected with one another by a joining element made of plastic which is cast on on the outside and which surrounds the edge of the metal cap and surrounds the closing element at least partially.

Electric switchgear

An electrically heatable thermostatic valve for a coolant circulating system of an internal-combustion engine in which the housing of a thermostatic working element is arranged in a stationary manner and is provided with feed lines for a heating element. The valve elements of a main valve and of a bypass valve are arranged on the working piston of the working element, the valve element of the main valve being designed such that the housing of the thermostatic working element is situated in the cold coolant flow when the main valve is closed.

Electrically heatable thermostatic valve for a coolant circulating

A thermostatic valve device for a coolant circulating system of an internal-combustion engine having a thermostatic working element which has a housing containing an expansion material and a working piston which is movable out of the housing in a moving-out direction. A valve disk and a valve seat forms a valve. The valve disk is connected to the housing. A restoring spring is coupled to the housing. An abutment supports the working piston such that, when the working piston moves out, the housing moves against the action of the restoring spring to lift the valve disk off the valve seat. The abutment is a thrust bearing. An idle path is between the abutment and the working piston. The idle path is bridged by a first part of the moving-out movement. A bypass connection bypasses the valve. A closing member is mounted on the working piston and closes and opens the bypass connection. The bypass connection and the closing member form a pilot valve which opens during the moving-out of the working piston for bridging the idle path. A closing spring is coupled to the closing member and loads the closing member against the moving-out direction of the working piston.

Thermostatic valve device having a pilot valve

In the case of a thermostatic valve for controlling the temperature of the coolant, particularly of a motor vehicle engine, it is provided that the working piston of the thermostatic valve is supported on a piston of a thermostatic working element which is aligned coaxially with respect to the working piston and serves as the supporting body. A restoring device is provided which is supported against the working piston and against the piston of the thermostatic working element.

Thermostatic valve for controlling coolant temperature of an

In an electrical switchgear having a common housing for a thermostatic expansion material element and at least two electrical snap switches that can be actuated by a working piston of the expansion material element, the snap switches are electrically separated from one another and each have their own rocker for switching the snap switches in response to displacement of the working piston. The switching rockers move in parallel paths and are arranged to at least one side of the longitudinal center of the working piston.

Electrical switch device

An electrical switch with a thermostatic working element as the actuating element and with a switch element designed as a microswitch. In order to achieve optimal utilization of space and small structural size, the contact support of the working contact of the microswitch, looking at the microswitch in a top view, is mounted laterally-displaced and next to a contact tongue of the microswitch.

Electrical switch with a thermostatic working element as the actuating

A snap-action thermal switch adapted to be operated by an expansion element. The switch includes a switch reed pivotable between two switching positions, a switch spring exerting force components in a longitudinal direction and in a pivoting direction of the switch reed. One end of the spring engages the switch reed and the other end of the switch spring is articulated to an adjusting element adjustable by an operating piston of the expansion element in such a way that, after attaining a predetermined position of the operating piston, the force component of the switch spring acting in a pivoting direction on the switch reed reverses direction with respect to the switch reed after traversing a zero position. At least one second pivotable switch reed is provided, with the second switch reed being articulated, through its own switch spring exerting a force component in a longitudinal direction and a force component in a pivoting direction of the second switch reed, to the adjusting element. The articulation of the second switch spring to the adjusting element and/or the arrangement of the second switch reed being selected so that a force component of the second switch spring acting in a pivoting direction of the second switch reed reverses direction with respect to the second switch reed in a second predetermined position of the operating piston of the expansion element.

Multiple contacts, snap-action, thermal switch

A temperature-dependent switch is provided with a substance, which expands when heated in a housing, and a transmission part. The transmission part is displaceable by a diaphragm, a sealing part, accepting a beaded edge on the diaphragm with an annular groove is included. The integral housing serves to accept the substance which expands or contracts as a function of temperature, the sealing part, the diaphragm and the transmission part. A prong plate is fastened to housing for at least one electrical prong. The scaling part is provided with at least one recess to accept an insulating part. The transmission part is effectively connected with an electrical prong.

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