Robert Boschgmbh

Stefan Woerz

Michael Baeuerle

Hans-Peter Braun

Werner Nitschke

Guenther Hohl

Rudolf Heinz

Thomas Wieland

Elmar Vier

Raed Hamada

Uwe Iben

Christian Ast

Dirk Wolf

Willi Strohl

Dietmar Kratzer

Martin Scheffel

Michael U Fischer

Martin Buehner

Peter Schelhas

Andreas Glaser

Jens Pohlmann

Klaus Heyer

Anh-Tuan Hoang

Peter Schenk

Horst Beling

Markus Hernier

Norbert Breuer

Markus Friedrich

Heiko Druckenmueller

Peter Riegger

Andreas Genssle

Thorsten Raatz

Joel Oudart

Horst Jung

Thomas Gerschwitz

Thomas Hauber

Ralf Wegst

Juergen Treiber

Martin Klein

Hartmuth Kraemer

Peter Wassermann

Thomas Wuensch

Andreas Illmann

Erwin Franieck

Franz-Josef Trompeter

Nikola Jovicic

Peter Wasserman

A decoupling element is described for a fuel injection device which is characterized in particular by a low-noise design. The fuel injection device includes at least one fuel injector, a receiving bore in a cylinder head for the fuel injector, and the decoupling element between a valve housing of the fuel injector and a wall of the receiving bore. The decoupling element is designed as a decoupling system having a spring ring and a conical washer. The fuel injection device is suitable for injecting fuel into a combustion chamber of a mixture-compressing spark-ignition internal combustion engine in particular.

Decoupling element for a fuel injection device

A valve for a cold gas generator for an airbag in a vehicle includes: a valve chamber; a control chamber; a control piston; an overflow channel; a retaining element; and a shutoff element. The valve chamber includes an inlet from the cold gas generator and an outlet to the airbag. The control piston separates the control chamber and the valve chamber. The control piston is movable between an open position and a closed position, the control piston releasing the outlet in the open position and closing it in the closed position. The control piston has (i) a first active piston surface on the side of the valve chamber, and (ii) a second active piston surface on the side of the control chamber. The first piston surface is smaller than the second piston surface. The overflow channel fluidically connects the valve chamber and the control chamber to one another.

Valve for a cold gas generator and airbag system

An activation device for a protection device includes: a body with a chamber that has, respectively at first and second ends, a medium inlet opening to a medium storage and a valve opening, and an outlet opening for discharging the medium into the protection device between the first and second ends; a valve for opening and closing the valve opening for passage of the medium; and a piston that (a) includes a passage along a main extension axis, from a first surface thereof adjacent to the medium inlet opening, to a second surface thereof, larger than the first surface and adjacent to the valve opening, and (b) is movable in the chamber by the medium and as a function of the control valve position between a position in which the at least one outlet opening is closed and a position in which the at least one outlet opening is opened.

Device and method for controlling a volume flow of a stored pressurized medium for the purpose of activating an impact protection device as well as a device for activating an impact protection device

Devices and methods for the production of ammonia as a reducing agent for the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) of nitrogen oxides in the exhaust gas of a combustion source, especially of an internal combustion engine. The ammonia is admixed with the exhaust gas in the direction of flow in front of a SCR-catalytic converter. In so doing, nitrogen oxide is produced in a nitrogen oxide production unit separated from the combustion source and its exhaust gas duct and is stored in at least one storage catalytic converter or a nitrogen oxide storage and a subsequently connected catalytic converter. Furthermore, hydrogen and/or a hydrogen-carbon monoxide-mixture is produced in a hydrogen production unit separated from the combustion source and its exhaust gas duct and delivered to a storage catalytic converter. Hydrogen and the stored nitrogen oxide are converted catalytically to ammonia in the storage catalytic converter or in the catalytic converter.

Device and procedure for the production of ammonia

A fuel delivery device having a collecting receptacle disposed inside a storage tank and from which a delivery unit aspirates fuel and delivers it to an engine. A jet pump which delivers the fuel from the storage tank into the collecting receptacle is disposed close to a bottom of the collecting receptacle and feeds fuel into it through an ascending line that extends up into the vicinity of the upper rim of the collecting receptacle. A separate component is disposed on the outside of a peripheral wall of the collecting receptacle. The outside of the peripheral wall and/or the side of the component oriented toward the peripheral wall has an open channel. The component is tightly connected to the peripheral wall to cover the open channel and to form the ascending line. The collecting receptacle and the component can be easily produced along with the open channel and the component can be attached to the collecting receptacle with a minimum of effort.

Device for transporting fuel from a reservoir to an internal combustion engine

A fuel delivery device including a closure element, which closes an opening of a fuel tank and has a cup-shaped receptacle, which opens toward the outside of the fuel tank, contains the fuel filter, and can be closed by a cover element, which can be detachably fastened to the closure element. An elastic sealing ring, which is clamped between the closure element and the cover element, seals the receptacle. In the vicinity of the sealing ring, the closure element has at least one opening via which the receptacle communicates with the interior of the fuel tank. When the cover element is fastened onto the closure element, the sealing ring, starting from a non-deformed original shape, is elastically deformed in such a way that it closes the at least one opening. When the cover element is detached from the closure element, the sealing ring returns to its original shape in which it unblocks the at least one opening. This produces a pressure relief into the interior of the fuel tank when the cover element is detached.

Fuel supply device of an internal combustion engine with a fuel filter

The fuel supply apparatus has a reservoir ( ) arranged within a fuel tank ( ) from which fuel is drawn by a fuel feed unit ( ) and supplied to an internal combustion engine ( ). Unburned fuel from the internal combustion engine ( ) is fed back into the fuel tank ( ) via a return line ( ). A control valve ( ) is arranged in the return line ( ), by which a connection of the return line ( ) with a jet pump ( ) is controlled, which supplies fuel from the fuel tank ( ) to the reservoir ( ). The control valve ( ) has a floating body floating on the fuel in the reservoir ( ) when it is nearly filled or completely filled, by which a control element of the control valve ( ) is movable. When the reservoir ( ) is not in its maximum filled state (hmax) the jet pump ( ) is connected with the return line ( ), but when the reservoir ( ) is in its maximum filled state (hmax) the jet pump ( ) is disconnected from the return line ( ), which then opens into the reservoir ( ). Overflow of fuel from the reservoir when it is filled is thereby reduced.

Fuel supply apparatus for an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle

A fastening element (,) secures a subassembly (,) to a body (,). With the fastening device set forth, an elastic prestressing of at least one flex region lateral to the securing direction assures a reliable electrical connection between the subassembly (,) and the fastening element (,). As a result, it is possible to simply and easily connect the subassembly (,) to a definite electrical potential by means of the fastening element (,). The fastening device is particularly provided for a fuel delivery system of an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle.

Fastening device for securing a subassembly to a body of a fuel delivery system

A fuel feed assembly with a feed pump of the roller-cell pump type, of which the pump rotor rotates eccentrically in a pumping chamber has a plurality of rollers which are guided in radial grooves of the disk-shaped pump rotor and are distributed uniformly over the circumference. When the pump rotor is rotating, the rollers run, as a result of the centrifugal force, on a bore wall of an intermediate ring radially delimiting the pumping chamber. The bore wall forms a running track. At the same time, the rollers delimit individual sickle-shaped pump rotor and the bore wall and the volume decreases from a suction port towards a delivery port as a result of the eccentricity of the pump rotor. At the same time, there is provided between the delivery port and suction port in the direction of rotation of the pump rotor a narrow-gap region which, according to the invention, is made so large that the pump working spaces passing through this region are closed completely.

Assembly for feeding fuel out of a supply tank to an internal combustion

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Stefan Woerz