Power plants – Internal combustion engine with treatment or handling of... – By means producing a chemical reaction of a component of the...
Patent
1993-04-27
1995-02-21
Hart, Douglas
Power plants
Internal combustion engine with treatment or handling of...
By means producing a chemical reaction of a component of the...
60272, 2989008, 138121, F01N 714
Patent
active
053904940
ABSTRACT:
An exhaust pipe assembly is provided for achieving a quick light-off of a catalytic converter. Exhaust pipe assembly comprises circuitously bent inner and outer pipes disposed in generally concentric relationship to one another. The inner pipe is formed from a very thin metal to provide a low thermal mass and a correspondingly low heat dissipation therefrom. The outer pipe is thicker to provide structural support, and defines an air insulation barrier around the inner pipe to further reduce heat dissipation. The inner pipe is corrugated at selected locations that will correspond to bends in the circuitous exhaust pipe assembly. The thin-walled locally corrugated inner pipe is then inserted into the outer pipe, and the assembly is bent into the required configuration. The corrugations support the inner and outer pipe relative to one another during the bending process and during use. The bent pipe assembly then is connected to the catalytic converter for subsequent mounting to vehicle engine.
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AP Parts Manufacturing Company
Casella Anthony J.
Hart Douglas
Hespos Gerald E.
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