Housing connection element
AssigneeEberspächer Exhaust Technology GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsMatthias SCHEER, Christoph BUCKERMANN
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AssigneeEberspächer Exhaust Technology GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsMatthias SCHEER, Christoph BUCKERMANN
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A housing connection element (10) for a housing of an exhaust gas treatment assembly unit of an exhaust system, especially for an internal combustion engine, includes a first housing part (16) with an essentially cylindrical first connection area (18) for connection to a circumferential wall (14) of a housing (12) of an exhaust gas treatment assembly unit. A tapered area (20) is adjacent to the first connection area (18). An annular, second housing part (40) is connected to the tapered area (20). A second connection area (46) is provided for connection to an exhaust gas-carrying component of an exhaust system. At least one sensor sleeve (48, 50) is in a sleeve receiving area (24) of the first housing part (16). The sleeve receiving area (24) is formed in the tapered area (20).
A housing connection element for a housing of an exhaust gas treatment assembly unit of an exhaust system for an internal combustion engine, the housing connection element comprising:
An exhaust gas treatment assembly unit comprising:
A process for the manufacture of a housing connection element comprising a first housing part comprising an essentially cylindrical first connection area for connection to a circumferential wall of a housing of an exhaust gas treatment assembly unit and a tapered area adjacent to the first connection area, an annular, second housing part, the second housing part being connected to the tapered area, the second housing part comprising a second connection area for connection to an exhaust gas-carrying component of an exhaust system, and at least one sensor sleeve in a sleeve receiving area of the first housing part, the sleeve receiving area being formed in the tapered area, the process comprising the steps of:
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