Abstract: An exhaust system includes an exhaust duct that defines an exhaust gas passage extending along an axis and which has a cross-section extending across the axis. At least one sensor opening in the exhaust duct is configured to receive an exhaust gas sensor. A baffle is positioned within the exhaust gas passage and includes a plurality of guide channels with open cross-sections. Each guide channel extends from a first end facing an inner surface of the exhaust duct to a second end opposite the first end. The guide channels guide exhaust gas from different regions of the cross-section toward the at least one sensor opening.

Abstract: An exhaust system includes an exhaust duct that defines an exhaust gas passage extending along an axis and which has a cross-section extending across the axis. At least one sensor opening in the exhaust duct is configured to receive an exhaust gas sensor. A baffle is positioned within the exhaust gas passage and includes a plurality of guide channels with open cross-sections. Each guide channel extends from a first end facing an inner surface of the exhaust duct to a second end opposite the first end. The guide channels guide exhaust gas from different regions of the cross-section toward the at least one sensor opening.

Abstract: A vehicle exhaust system includes a first exhaust after-treatment module that receives engine exhaust gases and a second exhaust after-treatment module that is downstream of the first exhaust after-treatment module. A valve is moveable between an open position that blocks flow to the first exhaust after-treatment module such that all exhaust gas flow bypasses the first exhaust after-treatment module and is directed into the second exhaust after-treatment module, a closed position that directs flow into the first exhaust after-treatment module before the flow enters the second exhaust after-treatment module, and a partially open position where one portion of flow is directed into the first exhaust after-treatment module and a remaining portion of flow is directed into the second exhaust after-treatment module. A controller controls movement of the valve between the open, closed, and partially open positions based on at least one of engine flow rate and NOx output.

Abstract: A vehicle exhaust system includes a first exhaust after-treatment module that receives engine exhaust gases and a second exhaust after-treatment module that is downstream of the first exhaust after-treatment module. A valve is moveable between an open position that blocks flow to the first exhaust after-treatment module such that all exhaust gas flow bypasses the first exhaust after-treatment module and is directed into the second exhaust after-treatment module, a closed position that directs flow into the first exhaust after-treatment module before the flow enters the second exhaust after-treatment module, and a partially open position where one portion of flow is directed into the first exhaust after-treatment module and a remaining portion of flow is directed into the second exhaust after-treatment module. A controller controls movement of the valve between the open, closed, and partially open positions based on at least one of engine flow rate and NOx output.