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Variable capacity exhaust gas turbocharger

  • US 9,151,218 B2
  • Filed: 09/25/2009
  • Issued: 10/06/2015
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/27/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A variable capacity exhaust gas turbocharger comprising:

  • a turbine housing in which exhaust gas emitted from an internal combustion engine is guided;

    a turbine wheel provided in the turbine housing, the turbine wheel being rotated by the exhaust gas;

    an inner scroll passage and an outer scroll passage formed in the turbine housing for dividing a flow of the exhaust gas for rotating the turbine wheel into an inner flow and an outer flow;

    a flow rate control valve provided in the turbine housing for controlling a flow rate of the exhaust gas that enters the inner scroll passage and a flow rate of the exhaust gas that enters the outer scroll passage; and

    a compressor housing connected to the turbine housing via a bearing housing unit;

    wherein the flow rate control valve is a flap valve, andthe variable capacity exhaust gas turbocharger further comprises;

    an exhaust gas inlet component provided at an exhaust gas inlet part of a turbine housing body inside of which the inner scroll passage and the outer scroll passage are formed, the exhaust gas inlet component comprising;

    an exhaust gas inlet duct into which the exhaust gas streams; and

    the flap valve provided to the exhaust gas inlet duct;

    wherein the gas inlet side of the turbine housing body is provided with a partition wall for separating between the inner scroll passage and the outer scroll passage,a seat on which the flap valve sits is formed on an end part of the partition wall at the side of the exhaust gas inlet part, andthe flap valve rotationally moves between a position where the flap valve is in contact with the seat and a position where the flap valve is placed along the gas flow direction,further wherein when the flap valve is placed along the gas flow direction, the flap valve moves into a space outside of an area that is formed by the extension of the exhaust gas inlet duct so that the flap valve does not hinder the exhaust gas flow, andwherein the exhaust gas inlet duct is inserted in an exhaust gas inlet part of the turbine housing body, thereby forming a double tube structure.

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