Abstract: A cable bushing is disclosed for placement into a control housing surrounding a printed circuit board. The cable bushing includes a bushing housing comprising a locating surface, fastening means for fastening the bushing housing to the control housing, and retainers for at least two cables which are to be electrically connected to the printed circuit board. To facilitate the assembly of the cable bushing, the cable bushing housing is provided with contact elements that protrude from its front face, that are embodied to be adapted for plug contacting the printed circuit board, and that are electrically connected to the associated cables within the bushing housing. Also disclosed is the combination of a control housing and cable bushing and a printed circuit board housed in the control housing.

Abstract: A cable bushing is disclosed for placement into a control housing surrounding a printed circuit board. The cable bushing includes a bushing housing comprising a locating surface, fastening means for fastening the bushing housing to the control housing, and retainers for at least two cables which are to be electrically connected to the printed circuit board. To facilitate the assembly of the cable bushing, the cable bushing housing is provided with contact elements that protrude from its front face, that are embodied to be adapted for plug contacting the printed circuit board, and that are electrically connected to the associated cables within the bushing housing. Also disclosed is the combination of a control housing and cable bushing and a printed circuit board housed in the control housing.

Abstract: A cable bushing is disclosed for placement into a control housing surrounding a printed circuit board that is provided with a bushing housing, comprising a locating surface, fasteners for fastening the bushing housing to the control housing, and retainers for at least two cables that are to be electrically connected to the printed circuit board. To facilitate the assembly of the cable bushing, a shielding plate is provided which embodies a shielding surface for contacting a shielding on the control housing side. The shielding surface is connected to a contact surface in an electrically conductive manner, and is exposed at a back of the bushing housing facing away from the locating surface to be connected to a shielding.

Abstract: The disclosure refers to a static mixer for use in an exhaust system for a combustion engine and for the mixing of an additive injected into an exhaust system. The mixer consists of a tubular housing encircling a central axis X. The housing comprises an input opening at the end in the direction of central axis X and at the opposite end an outlet opening, whereby the inlet opening is used for the supply of additive injected into the exhaust system. The housing is closed in the section of the inlet opening and in the section of the outlet opening in circumferential direction around the central axis X. The static mixer is designed to generate little counterpressure, to guarantee rapid and complete reducing agent preparation and at the same time to be resistant to production tolerances.

Abstract: A cable bushing is disclosed for placement into a control housing surrounding a printed circuit board. The cable bushing includes a bushing housing comprising a locating surface, fastening means for fastening the bushing housing to the control housing, and retainers for at least two cables which are to be electrically connected to the printed circuit board. To facilitate the assembly of the cable bushing, the cable bushing housing is provided with contact elements that protrude from its front face, that are embodied to be adapted for plug contacting the printed circuit board, and that are electrically connected to the associated cables within the bushing housing.

Abstract: A cable bushing is disclosed for placement into a control housing surrounding a printed circuit board that is provided with a bushing housing, comprising a locating surface, fasteners for fastening the bushing housing to the control housing, and retainers for at least two cables that are to be electrically connected to the printed circuit board. To facilitate the assembly of the cable bushing, a shielding plate is provided which embodies a shielding surface for contacting a shielding on the control housing side.

Abstract: The disclosure refers to a static mixer for use in an exhaust system for a combustion engine and for the mixing of an additive injected into an exhaust system. The mixer consists of a tubular housing encircling a central axis X. The housing comprises an input opening at the end in the direction of central axis X and at the opposite end an outlet opening, whereby the inlet opening is used for the supply of additive injected into the exhaust system. The housing is closed in the section of the inlet opening and in the section of the outlet opening in circumferential direction around the central axis X. The static mixer is designed to generate little counterpressure, to guarantee rapid and complete reducing agent preparation and at the same time to be resistant to production tolerances.

Abstract: A mixing device for integrating into an exhaust pipe of an internal combustion engine and for intermixing an exhaust gas flow T, which device is formed by a housing including a pipe wall for guiding the exhaust gas in a main flow direction H, an intermediate wall which at least partially delimits a flow cross section Qs of the housing, and by a mixing pipe, wherein: the mixing pipe has an injection nozzle for an additive to be incorporated, the nozzle being in the region of a first end E1 of the mixing pipe, and the mixing pipe is accommodated, in the region of a second end E2, in the intermediate wall; a perforation zone having a through-flow cross section Qp is provided at least between the injection nozzle and the intermediate wall; the intermediate wall and the mixing pipe 5 separate the housing into an inflow sector and an outflow sector; at least 90% of the gas to be guided from the inflow sector to the outflow sector can be directed through the perforation zone; a wedge-shaped flow-directing element ha

Abstract: The invention relates to a vaporizer comprising a housing, a housing cap, which covers an end of the housing and has a vapor discharge opening, and a heating element, which sits in the housing and protrudes into the housing cap, wherein an annular gap is provided between the heating element and the housing and also between the heating element and the housing cap and connects an inlet opening in the housing to the vapor discharge opening. In accordance with this disclosure, the annular gap has a starting portion, a middle portion and an end portion, wherein the starting portion and the middle portion are arranged in the housing and the end portion is arranged in the housing cap, and wherein the annular gap is wider in the middle portion than in the starting portion.

Abstract: What is described is a fuel vaporizer comprising a housing which comprises an inlet opening with an internal thread, an inlet tube which is seated in the inlet opening. According to this disclosure, it is provided that the inlet tube comprises an undercut head and the inlet tube protrudes through a bushing the inside diameter of which is smaller than the outside diameter of the head, wherein the bushing comprises an external thread with which it is screwed into the inlet opening of the housing. What is additionally described is a kit for the production of a fuel vaporizer.

Abstract: What is described is a fuel vaporizer comprising a housing which comprises an inlet opening with an internal thread, an inlet tube which is seated in the inlet opening. According to this disclosure, it is provided that the inlet tube comprises an undercut head and the inlet tube protrudes through a bushing the inside diameter of which is smaller than the outside diameter of the head, wherein the bushing comprises an external thread with which it is screwed into the inlet opening of the housing. What is additionally described is a kit for the production of a fuel vaporizer.

Abstract: The invention relates to a system for introducing fuel into the exhaust line of a motor vehicle, having a fuel evaporator with a housing, which has an inlet and an outlet, and a heating device arranged in the housing, and a pump for pumping fuel into the fuel evaporator via the inlet. Provision is made for an inlet of the pump to be connected to a branching, which encompasses a first branch for supplying fuel and a second branch for supplying air. The invention further relates to a fuel evaporator for such a system.

Abstract: The invention relates to a vaporizer comprising a housing, a housing cap, which covers an end of the housing and has a vapor discharge opening, and a heating element, which sits in the housing and protrudes into the housing cap, wherein an annular gap is provided between the heating element and the housing and also between the heating element and the housing cap and connects an inlet opening in the housing to the vapor discharge opening. In accordance with this disclosure, the annular gap has a starting portion, a middle portion and an end portion, wherein the starting portion and the middle portion are arranged in the housing and the end portion is arranged in the housing cap, and wherein the annular gap is wider in the middle portion than in the starting portion.