Filter for filtering the intake air of an internal combustion engine
AssigneeFiltewerk Mann & Hummel GmbH
InventorHeinz Mueller
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Abstract
A filter, especially for filtering the air intake of an internal combustion engine, which includes an unfiltered air inlet 11, a housing 13, 14, a filter insert 15 disposed within the housing, and a clean air outlet 12. The housing part 13 surrounding the raw air area has a grid foundation structure 19 which is enveloped in a sound-damping material.
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A filter for filtering the intake air for an internal combustion engine, said filter comprising a housing, an unfiltered air inlet leading into an unfiltered air chamber in said housing, a filter insert disposed within the housing between the unfiltered air chamber and a filtered air chamber in said housing, and a filtered air outlet opening from the filtered air chamber of said housing, wherein at least a part of said housing encompassing the unfiltered air chamber comprises a grid foundation structure including a plurality of ribs in the form of a lattice, said ribs defining spaces therebetween which are open to said unfiltered air chamber, said grid foundation structure being enveloped on an external side in a sound-damping material.
A filter for filtering the intake air for an internal combustion engine, said filter comprising a housing, an unfiltered air inlet leading into an unfiltered air chamber in said housing, a filter insert disposed within the housing between the unfiltered air chamber and a filtered air chamber in said housing, and a filtered air outlet opening from the filtered air chamber of said housing, wherein at least a part of said housing encompassing the unfiltered air chamber comprises a grid foundation structure including a plurality of ribs in the form of a lattice, said ribs defining spaces therebetween, said grid foundation structure being enveloped in a sound-damping material such that said sound-damping material is exposed to said unfiltered air chamber.
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