J. Eberspaecher Gmbh & Co. Kg

J. Eberspacher Gmbh & Co Kg

J. Ebersp&auml;cher Gmbh & Co. Kg

Eberspächer Exhaust Technology Gmbh & Co. Kg

Rudolf Buhmann

Rainer Lehnen

Marcus Werni

Siegfried Woerner

Arthur Wieland

Kresimir Jambrosic

Peter Zacke

Siegfried Wörner

Thomas Hauber

Provided is an exhaust gas retreatment device for an exhaust system of an internal combustion engine including a housing, in which an exhaust gas retreatment element and upstream thereof a silencer device are arranged, an inlet gas path leading from one housing inlet to an outlet of the exhaust gas retreatment element located in the interior of the housing, with an exhaust gas path following the inlet gas path which in the interior of the housing leads to the silencer device and/or through the silencer device as well as to a housing outlet. A cost-effective design can be achieved if the inlet gas path has a higher gas tightness than the exhaust gas path and/or if components of the exhaust gas retreatment device limiting the inlet gas path have a higher material quality than components of the exhaust gas retreatment device only limiting the exhaust gas path.

Exhaust gas retreatment device

The invention relates to an exhaust gas after-treatment device for an internal combustion engine, including a housing into which an exhaust pipe that opens into a mixing chamber penetrates. The mixing chamber is shaped as a pot and reverses a direction of flow of the incoming exhaust gas whereby it returns the exhaust gas radially outside of the exhaust pipe. An open end of the pot-shaped mixing chamber opens into a collecting space which is designed so that it supplies the exhaust gas to at least one downstream SCR catalytic converter.

Exhaust gas aftertreatment device for an internal combustion engine

An exhaust gas treatment system for an exhaust system of an internal combustion engine includes a basic housing and an add-on housing mounted thereon so it is at least partially detachable. The basic housing contains at least one inlet pipe which can be connected to the exhaust system and leads into the basic housing, at least one outlet pipe which can be connected to the exhaust system and leads out of the basic housing, at least one SCR catalyst and at least one oxidizing catalytic converter. The add-on housing contains at least one particle separation device and at least one reducing agent feed mechanism.

Exhaust gas treatment system

The present invention relates to an exhaust system for an internal combustion engine, in particular in a motor vehicle, having an SCR module containing at least one SCR catalyst element in an SCR housing connected to an exhaust line and having a PF module containing at least one particulate filter element in a PF housing connected to the exhaust line upstream from the SCR housing.

Exhaust system

A muffler has an integrated SCR catalytic converter for an exhaust line of an internal combustion engine, in particular in a motor vehicle The muffler includes a housing which has an intake trumpet on the intake end and an exhaust pipe on the output end. Catalytic converter elements are arranged in the housing with one inlet end in an inlet chamber and with an outlet end in an outlet chamber. An outlet end of the intake trumpet communicates with the inlet chamber. To improve the efficiency of the SCR catalytic converter the inlet chamber is sealed off from the outside and with respect to the intake trumpet and the catalytic converter elements to the extent that in operation of the internal combustion engine with exhaust gas loaded with urea, passing through the intake trumpet into the inlet chamber, the exhaust gas leaves the inlet chamber only through the catalytic converter elements.

Muffler with an integrated catalytic converter

An exhaust cleaning system for motor vehicles, especially a diesel exhaust cleaning system for medium to heavy utility vehicles. The exhaust cleaning system has an exhaust muffler ( ), a catalytic converter ( ) and an exhaust particle filter element ( ). The exhaust muffler ( ), the catalytic converter ( ) with a U-shaped tubular urea injection element ( ) arranged upstream and an exhaust particle filter element ( ) are integrated in a common housing and designed as a structural, functional unit.

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Esslingen, Germany

Rudolf Buhmann