Pipe arrangement for transporting temperature control media
AssigneeTi Automotive Technology Center GmbH
InventorsAlbert Boecker, Matthias Winter, Thorsten Schaefer, Florian Deibel, Mathieu Aucouturier
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Abstract
Pipe arrangement for transporting temperature control media, comprising a base body which is produced by way of blow molding and from which at least a first channel and a second channel are formed, wherein the first channel and the second channel have a first orientation towards one another in a first section and a second orientation towards one another in a second section, wherein the first orientation is different from the second orientation.
Claims21
A pipe arrangement for transporting temperature control media, comprising a unitary base body which is produced by way of blow molding and from which at least a first channel and a second channel are formed, wherein the first channel and second channel are formed as enclosed tubular members defined by boundary walls, wherein the first channel and the second channel have a first orientation relative to one another in a first section and a second orientation relative to one another in a second section, wherein the first orientation is different from the second orientation, and wherein the first and second channels are formed in one piece and of a single material from the base body, wherein the first and second channels are connected along their length by a material bond formed by the boundary walls being in contact or a web formed between the first and second channels, the web extending along the length of the first and second channels.
A pipe arrangement for transporting temperature control media, comprising a base body which is produced by way of blow molding and from which at least a first channel and a second channel are formed and defined by boundary walls, wherein the first channel and the second channel are routed in the base body in such a way that the first channel crosses through the second channel and its boundary wall in at least one section, and wherein the first and second channels are formed as enclosed tubular members in one piece and of a single material from the base body.
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