Exhaust gas silencer for a heat engine
AssigneeCycles Peugeot
InventorJean-Pierre Buchwalder
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
At least one of the ends of the silencer an end chamber is defined between an intermediate planar dished wall and an end dished wall which is provided with a rounded and hollow boss. The boss substantially extends two exhaust gas tubes in front of which it is located and its apex is spaced from the intermediate dished wall by a distance which is slightly greater than the radius of the tubes so that the boss guides the change in direction of the gas flow between the tubes.
Claims5
An exhaust gas silencer for a heat engine, the silencer comprising an outer cylindrical case, a first end wall of the case, a second end wall of the case and a substantially planar intermediate wall of the case, and gas guiding tubes which are supported by said intermediate wall and are put into communication with each other by at least one end chamber which is defined within the case by said intermediate wall and said first end wall, said first end wall comprising in the region of two successive tubes of said tubes, a rounded and hollow boss which projects outwardly of the silencer and has an apex which is spaced from said intermediate wall by a distance which is slightly greater than the radius of the tubes, while the depth of the chamber around said boss is less than the diameter of said tubes so that the boss guides a change in direction of the gas flow between said successive tubes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.