Liquid cooled exhaust flange

Power plants – Internal combustion engine with treatment or handling of... – Exhaust gas or exhaust system element heated – cooled – or...

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60280, 606051, F02B 3700

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ABSTRACT:
A water jacketed exhaust flange for reducing the exposed area between the exhaust outlet of a turbo charger turbine and the water jacketed exhaust pipe members. The water cooled flange is connected between the water jacketed exhaust conduit system and the turbo charger exhaust gas discharge port so as to provide exhaust conduit cooling right up to the turbo charger/exhaust conduit interface. The flange is comprised of a generally cylindrical flange element adapted to connect the exhaust conduit system with the outlet of the turbo charger exhaust gas turbine discharge port, said flange having a concentric water jacket housing defining an annular volume between said water jacket housing and said cylindrical flange adapted to receive in heat transfer relationship a flow of circulating cooling water.

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patent: 4068612 (1978-01-01), Meiners
patent: 4147467 (1979-04-01), Liecht
patent: 4503683 (1985-03-01), Wood

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