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Cooling-air ducting system in the front-end space of a motor vehicle

  • US 5,046,550 A
  • Filed: 09/11/1990
  • Issued: 09/10/1991
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/09/1989
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. Cooling-air ducting system in the front-end space of a motor vehicle, which front-end space is delimited towards the front by a front-end wall having an air inlet opening for cooling air and in which front-end space is arranged a cooling-air fan, at least one cooler through which cooling air flows, having a cooling-air ducting space, delimited by partition walls, between the front-end wall and the cooler, wherein the cooler is divided into an upper cooler component part and a lower cooler component part which are arranged staggered relative to one another in such a way that the upper and lower cooler component parts partially overlap in height and are spaced relative to one another in the driving direction of the motor vehicle, wherein a space formed by the partial overlapping in height and the spacing between the upper and lower cooler component parts serves for the removal of cooling air from the upper cooler component part and a separate feeding of cooling air to the lower cooler component part, each of said upper cooler component part and said lower cooler component part having a principal extensions, a partition wall lying obliquely to the principal extension of each of the upper and lower cooler component parts and separating a suction side downstream of the upper cooler component part from a pressure side upstream of the lower cooler component part, and that the upper and lower cooler component parts are acted upon in common by the cooling-air fan.

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