Eberspächer Exhaust Technology Gmbh & Co. Kg

Purem Gmbh

J. Eberspaecher Gmbh & Co. Kg

J. Eberspacher Gmbh & Co Kg

Remus Boriga

Michael Marquardt-Stammberger

Arnulf Spieth

Robert Hanitzsch

Florin R Roman

Joachim Braun

Thomas Wolf

Sebastian Kneer

Erik Pietruschka

An exhaust system for an internal combustion engine of a vehicle includes an exhaust gas pipe, at least one branch pipe branching off from the exhaust gas pipe, for example, a pressure pipe (), as well as at least one support device () supporting at least one branch pipe in relation to an exhaust system component. The support device () includes a carrier element () fixed to the exhaust system component, a clamping element () pressing at least one pressure pipe () against the carrier element (), as well as a clamping (tensioning) device () acting between the carrier element () and the clamping element () for tensioning the clamping element () in relation to the carrier element ().

Exhaust system

An exhaust gas duct system for an internal combustion engine includes an upstream, first exhaust gas pipe area (), a downstream, second exhaust gas pipe area () adjoining the first exhaust gas pipe area () in a transition area () in an exhaust gas flow direction (G), and a liquid drain channel area () in the transition area. The drain channel area is open from the exhaust gas flow volume () in the first exhaust gas pipe area () or/and in the second exhaust gas pipe area () to a liquid collection volume ().

Exhaust gas duct system for an internal combustion engine

The present invention relates to an exhaust gas treatment device () and an exhaust system () having such an exhaust gas treatment device (), wherein the exhaust system () has at least one exhaust-gas-conducting exhaust gas feed line (), which is attached to an inlet region () of the exhaust gas treatment device (). Improved mixing of the exhaust gas and a space-saving configuration result if the exhaust gas treatment device () has at least one inlet () which is open towards the inlet region () and if a mixing element () is provided, which connects the inlet region () to a through-flow region () by means of input openings (), wherein at least one first input opening () faces a first side () of the inlet region () and at least one second input opening () faces a second side () of the inlet region ().

Exhaust gas treatment device

A connection between a plate and a pipe wherein the pipe passes through an opening in the plate, and wherein the plate has a spring-elastic tongue at the opening which is fixedly connected to the pipe.

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Remus Boriga