Kubota Corporation

Toshio Nakanishi

Tetsuya Kosaka

Kazumichi Matsuishi

Yusuke Suzuki

Yongchol Lee

Tomohiro Ninomiya

Kensuke Fujita

Naoya Junicho

Takashi Kushigemachi

In an EGR device in which an EGR passage is merged with an intake passage communicating with a compressor housing of a supercharger, the EGR passage is extended to the inner side of the intake passage with respect to a junction between the EGR passage and the intake passage, and the position of a terminal end of an extended passage section in an air flow direction matches the position of a terminal end of the intake passage, the extended passage section being the EGR passage extended. The merged passage section where the EGR passage is merged with the intake passage is a joint pipe that connects an intake tube and the compressor housing.

EGR device

An engine includes an engine body, a DPF case therein, high pressure and low pressure EGR paths, and a supercharger. The high pressure EGR path is between exhaust and intake manifolds. An exhaust gas discharge path extends from the DPF case. An intake pipe extends from the supercharger air compressor. The low pressure EGR path is between the exhaust gas discharge path of the DPF case and the intake pipe. The low pressure EGR path includes a low pressure EGR cooler. An extending direction of a crankshaft defines a longitudinal direction. A flywheel exists on a rear side. A width direction of the engine body defines a lateral direction. The low pressure EGR path includes a rear path portion extending along a rear side of the engine body, and a side path portion extending along a lateral side of the engine body on a side close to the exhaust manifold.

Engine

Internal combustion engine

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Sakai, Japan

Toshio Nakanishi