EP1794439A2 - Filterelement - Google Patents
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- EP1794439A2 EP1794439A2 EP05787161A EP05787161A EP1794439A2 EP 1794439 A2 EP1794439 A2 EP 1794439A2 EP 05787161 A EP05787161 A EP 05787161A EP 05787161 A EP05787161 A EP 05787161A EP 1794439 A2 EP1794439 A2 EP 1794439A2
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a filter element according to the preamble of claim 1. Furthermore, the invention relates to a raw air element according to claim 8, a clean air pipe according to claim 12 and an air filter system. Furthermore, the invention relates to a production method according to claim 16.
- the object of the invention is to provide an axially permeable filter element for a filter system, as well as a raw air element and a clean air pipe for this filter system, which can be produced with little effort and allows a dense, reliable attachment in the filter system.
- the filter element according to the invention has a substantially cylindrical filter medium and extends over an axial length between an end-side clean air side and a front side blank air side.
- a jacket element encloses the filter medium at least on one end face.
- the jacket element is fastened in a form-fitting manner with the filter housing by a latchable connection.
- recesses may be present on the jacket element or on the filter housing which correspond with fastening lugs of the filter housing or of the jacket element.
- the jacket element according to the invention can be used both for a filler filter and for an extruded filter medium.
- the wound filter which consists of rolled-up, pleated filter layers, which are mutually closed, comes at its ends without end plates.
- An extruded filter element consists of a foamed from propellant medium.
- a hollow cylindrical folded round element can be used.
- the filter medium is melted in the jacket element in a connection region, whereby an advantageous, simple, safe and cost-effective and reliable connection between the filter medium and the jacket element can be produced.
- the raw air element consists of a raw air tube, which sucks the raw air through a suction hopper and in which the sucked gas flow is guided in the flow direction through a transition region into a filter housing.
- the filter housing extends axially over a housing interior and has a communicating section on its outer circumferential surface, which is provided for connection to a jacket element.
- the filter housing may be, for example, oval or round etc.
- the raw air element is produced as a one-piece component and forms the unfiltered air tube and at the same time a housing for accommodating a filter medium.
- fastening lugs are provided in the region of the communicating section.
- the fastening lugs can be latched into recesses of the jacket element.
- the lockable connection makes it possible to produce a cost-effective, secure and positive connection between the filter housing and the jacket element.
- the unfiltered air pipe on a flexible pipe section is achieved by radially folded fold edges, which extend zigzag along the flow direction. It creates by je ⁇ Weils a pair of folds a latching length or angle adjustment. For each pair of folds, the flexible section can usually be bent over an angle range of 5 ° to 20 °.
- This type of flexible pipe sections has hitherto been known by drinking straws or medical supply hoses. The angular and length-flexible locking of the flexible section makes it possible to produce the flexible pipe section in a straight line and to adapt it to the installation space only during assembly.
- latching elements can be attached to the opposite fold flanks, which engage in one another when pushed together and engage in a latching connection by means of an undercut.
- Ein ⁇ individual or several locking elements may be mounted on the individual fold edges, which results in several Rastungsde.
- the arrangement of additional latching elements in the region of the flexible section affords the advantage that the flexible tube bent into position is stiff and has an increased resistance to vibration and bending loads.
- perforations in the form of axially extending slots or holes are arranged in the region between the intake funnel and the curved section.
- the arrangement of perforations in the unfiltered air tube advantageously dampens the noise level which arises due to the air pulsation.
- a further advantageous supplement of the filter element is a clean air tube, which has a cylindrical outer surface on its front-side upstream side, which communicates with a sealing contour of a jacket element.
- the clean air tube tapers in a reduction section to a cross section, on which a flexible section is arranged.
- the flexible section is used to compensate for tolerances or to adapt to the installation situation.
- the configuration of the flexible section corresponds to the flexible section of the previously described unfiltered air tube.
- the clean air tube according to the invention is advantageously produced as a one-piece component.
- the arrangement of the sealing surface as a cylindrical outer surface makes it possible to determine the sealing contour exactly by the tool shape and thus to ensure a high reli ability of the sealing surface.
- the rein Kunststoffseiti- ge bead of the clean air pipe communicates with a supporting contour of the jacket element.
- connection collar in the frontal region of the outflow side of the clean air tube.
- This connection collar is integrally and annularly integrated into the wall of the reduced clean air tube.
- the connection collar serves for connection with a further air duct, a flange or with a suction pipe.
- the connection collar can be glued, welded, screwed or even clamped, for example, to a ring which communicates with the connection collar.
- the arrangement of the Ranbun ⁇ ensures the connection with a continuing air pipe in an advantageous manner. The necessary assembly work is facilitated by the connection collar in each case.
- An inventive air filter system results from the combination of one or more features of the described filter element according to claim 1 with the Rohluftelement according to claim 8 and the described clean air tube according to Pa ⁇ tentency 12.
- the jacket element serves as a central function carrier, which is a secure connection with the Rohluftelement and ensures a tight attachment with the clean air tube.
- the air filter system according to the invention makes it possible to form a system consisting of filter element, clean air tube and unfiltered air element, it being possible for the components to be produced by various production methods. By transferring important functions to a central component, the entire filter system can be produced inexpensively.
- the individual elements of the filter system can be adapted to different installation situations with the same configuration of receiving contours, so that a modular system can be designed for different applications.
- Another part of the invention relates to a manufacturing method for a clean air tube and a raw air element of the described filter system. Pure air pipe and Rohluftelement can be made in one piece in a mold and in one operation as a blank in the blow molding process.
- the blow molding process requires an approximately rectilinear tube cross section between the end sides of the tube to be produced.
- a blend neck can be arranged between the parting surfaces, which is cut out of the blank.
- the production can also be carried out by extrusion blow molding.
- FIG. 1 shows the filter element viewed from the front-side blank air side
- FIG. 2 shows the filter element in a side view in half section
- FIG. 3 a partial view of a raw air element viewed from the side
- FIG. 4 shows a clean air tube in side view
- FIG. 6 shows a plan view of the flexible pipe section according to FIG. 5 A
- Figure 7 is a clean air tube and a raw air element of a one-piece manufactured Blank
- FIG. 8 shows an air filter system in the assembled state shown in full section
- Figure 8a shows an enlarged section X according to the Fig. 8 and
- FIG. 9 shows in perspective an air filter system in the assembled state
- FIG. 10 shows a section from an air guide tube
- FIG. 11 shows a further variant of a jacket element
- FIG. 12 a detail of an air filter system with filter element and adapter element
- FIG. 13 shows a full section through a cylindrical air filter element with its housing
- FIG. 14 shows a section of a pipe system with integrated fold region
- Figure 15 shows a detail of a variant of a flexible pipe section in full section
- FIG. 16 shows a further section from a pipe section with integrated pleated area.
- the cylindrical filter element 10 shown in FIG. 1 consists of a filter medium 18, which is enclosed on one end by a jacket element 11.
- the jacket element 11 has an inner ring 22 and, coaxially thereto, an outer ring 21.
- inner ring 22 and, coaxially thereto, an outer ring 21.
- pivotable brackets 14 are movably connected by hinge hinges 13 with axial webs 13a and by die elements with the jacket element 11 as movable fastening elements.
- the outer ring 21 is surmounted by two cams 16 in the radial direction.
- the bracket 14 are aligned approximately 90 ° to the flow axis of the Filterelemen ⁇ tes 10.
- the window-shaped recesses 14a of the bracket 14 are used for manual intervention and for saving material.
- against the brackets 14 against each other directed claws 15, 15a are shown as hidden edges.
- the filter element 10 is shown in the side view in partial section of Figure 1 dar ⁇ . Components corresponding to FIG. 1 are provided with the same reference numerals.
- the jacket member 11 On the unfiltered side 19, the filter medium 18 and on the clean air side 20, the jacket member 11 is arranged.
- the filter medium 18 is melted on the inner ring 22 of the man telimplantations 11 in the region of the molten zone 28 and thereby sealingly connected to the jacket element 11.
- the entire jacket element 11 is made in one piece, wherein the inner ring 22 is connected to the outer ring 21 by a circumferential web 24.
- the axially extending ribs 23 are arranged between the inner ring 22 and the outer ring 21
- a radial distance is formed, in which a communicating portion 32 of a Rohluftettis 30 shown in Figure 3 finds a receptacle.
- a rectangular cutout 17 on the outer ring 21 serves to secure a latching connection with a fastening nose 34 shown in FIG. 3.
- the cam 16 is not flattened on the clean air-side end face of the jacket element 11.
- bracket 14 arranged fend, but only over the respective peripheral portion at which a bracket 14 is located.
- a shoulder 29 of the outer ring 21 is attached to the side of the filter medium 18 on the side facing the filter medium 18, at which the wall thickness of the outer ring 21 is reduced.
- an axial groove 29 a is formed in these peripheral regions in which the recesses 17 are arranged, an axial groove 29 a.
- This axial groove 29a has a radial depth equal to the wall thickness of the shoulder 29 of the outer ring 21 corresponds. Since the entire jacket element 11 is produced by injection molding and removed axially, the recess 17 can be formed by extending the axial groove 29a in the axial direction
- the recesses 17 are circumferentially arranged on the areas at which no bracket 14 and thus no cam 16 of the jacket element 16 is located.
- an elastic sealing contour 27 is formed, which projects in the form of a um ⁇ running sealing lip in the inside of the flow cross-section.
- the elastic sealing contour 27 In built-in Condition of the filter system is the elastic sealing contour 27 at a ge Service ⁇ th in Figure 4 cylindrical outer surface 62 at.
- the elastic sealing contour 27 can have a rectangular, curved or conical cross section. To ensure elasticity, the elastic sealing contour 27 is preferably at most 0.5 mm thick.
- the movable bracket 14 are arranged on the axial webs 13a via hinge hinges 13.
- bracket 14 claws 15, 15a are arranged, which are used for fastening a Reinluftroh ⁇ 50 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 shows the unfiltered air element 30 which has a filter housing 31 which encloses a housing interior 43.
- the open end face 44 serves for introducing the filter element 18 shown in FIG. 1.
- the cross section of the filter housing 31 narrows to a cross section of a crude air pipe 39.
- the air flow is deflected in an arcuate section 38 .
- a flexible tube section 40 and an intake funnel 41 are arranged on the unfiltered air tube 39.
- the slots 45 serve for acoustic damping and are arranged immediately adjacent to the intake funnel 41.
- a receiving trough 42 is visible on the side of the filter housing 31 shown in section.
- the receiving trough 42 communicates in the installed state with non-illustrated receiving elements of a fastening structure.
- the beads 36 radially enclosing the filter housing 31 effect a radial stabilization and additionally produce an axial flexibility of the filter housing 31. This axial flexibility also makes it possible to allow an axial clamping force between the receiving wells 42 and a communicating section 32.
- the communicating section 32 consists of a connecting surface 33 and fastening lugs 34, wherein unlatching slopes 35 are provided on the fastening lugs.
- the communicating section 32 serves for attachment to the filter element 10 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the clean air pipe 50 shown in FIG. 4 consists of a clean-air-side flange 53, which serves for tight connection to a filter element 10 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. Components which correspond to the preceding figures are provided with the same reference numerals.
- a reduction section 55 the cross section of a On the inlet side 51 reduced to the cross section of a reduced clean air tube 50a.
- a flexible section 57 and an attachment collar 58 are furthermore arranged.
- the flexible section 57 has a radial and axial flexibility, wherein a latching fixation of the flexible section 57 can take place over a defined angular range and a defined length range.
- connection collar 58 is used for a sealing attachment with a not dargestell ⁇ th air tube or z. B. a throttle valve, not shown.
- the connection collar 58 is arranged in the embodiment shown on the front-side downstream side 52.
- FIG 5 the section of a flexible pipe section 40, 57 is shown in full section. Components that correspond to the preceding figures are marked with the same speeds ⁇ .
- the flexible pipe section 40, 57 is reinforced with locking mating 73.
- the flexible pipe section 40 is bent, wherein one side of the Rohr ⁇ section 40 is shown in the latched position 77 and the opposite side in detent position 78.
- the individual folds 76 are formed from two fold flanks 72, wherein the fold flanks 72 in latched position have a smaller distance than in unlatched position 78.
- latching pairings 73 are arranged for latching connection, which in a latched position 77 with each other in Ein ⁇ handle and in a detent position 78 have a distance from each other.
- the individual fold flanks 72 are arranged at different angles to the flow axis and thus have a different fold length, which extends from the outer fold tip 71 to the inner fold tip 70.
- a snap-in nipple 74 is located on the individual fold flanks 72 of a fold and a snap-on profile 75 on the opposite fold edge.
- the snap nipple 74 has a spherical contour which engages in a communicating circular contour of the snap-fit profile 75. Rastnip ⁇ pel 74 and snap-on profile 75 thereby form a latching pair, wherein the geometric configuration of the latching contours can not be circular, but also designed angled.
- the contours can be formed, for example, like a groove closure known from closure bags.
- FIG. 7 shows a blank 82 of clean-air pipe 50 and unfiltered air element 30.
- This can be produced in one tool in one operation and contains the raw-air element 30 and the clean-air pipe 50. Components which correspond to the preceding figures are given the same reference numerals.
- a blend stub 81 is arranged between the angled, clean air-side flange 53 and the connection to the untreated air element 30, which is cut out of the blank 82 after the blowing process at the parting surfaces 80. This results in the individual components such as clean air pipe 50 and unfiltered air element 30.
- the arcuate portion 38 of the unfiltered air element 30 can be produced for example by a pivoting tool, which is pivoted between the introduction of the preform and the blowing process itself in the angled position.
- FIGS. 8 and 8 a show an assembled air filter system 90 consisting of filter element 10, the clean air tube 50 shown in detail and the blank air element 30 shown in detail in full section.
- the jacket element 11 serves as the central support to which the clean air pipe 50, the unfiltered air element 30 and the filter medium 18 are fastened.
- the jacket element 11 is formed from the outer ring 21 and the inner ring 22 arranged coaxially therewith. Outer ring and inner ring are sealingly connected by the circumferential ridge 24 and stiffened by the ribs 23.
- a melting zone 28 is arranged, in which a front edge of the Filter ⁇ medium 18 is melted.
- the clean air tube 50 is a, fixed by a hinge hinge 13, pivotable bracket 14 on the shell element 11 is arranged.
- the jaws 15, 15a are arranged, which engage over the annular shoulder 59 of the clean air side bead 60 and the No ⁇ 16 of the shell element 11 and clamp against each other.
- the annular support surface 61 of the clean air tube 50 lies axially against the support contour 26 of the sleeve element 11 and the clean air side bead 60 against the radial support shoulder 25.
- the elastic sealing contour 27 rests on the cylindrical outer surface 62 of the shell element 11, thereby forming a tight connection between the clean air tube 50 and the filter element 10.
- the Rohluftele ⁇ element 30 is attached on the opposite lower side of the jacket element 11.
- the unfiltered air element has a cylindrical connecting surface 33 which is inserted over an axial length into the outer ring 21 of the jacket element 11.
- mounting tabs 34 are angeord ⁇ net on the unfiltered air element, which form a latching connection with arranged on the outer ring 21 recesses 17.
- a receiving trough 42 is suitable for receiving the unfiltered air element 30 at a corresponding thereto not shown fastening structure.
- the entire air filter system 90 for example, by a clamping bracket, not shown, simultaneously stretched and secured together.
- FIG. 9 shows the assembled air filter system 90 according to FIG. 8.
- a flexible section 57 is shown on the clean air tube 50, on which the folds 56 are partially shown in the stretched and partially collapsed state.
- the connecting collar 58 is connected to an air tube 63.
- the clean air tube 50 is fastened to the filter element 10 with three swiveling brackets 14 by their claws 15 a, 15 b.
- the Rohluftelement 30 is engaged by the mounting lugs 34 in the recesses 17 of the outer ring 21.
- a Entrastungs- bevel 35 is visible on the mounting lug 34.
- the fastening nose 34 is flattened.
- the unfiltered air element 30 or the filter element 10 is rotated in the filter axis, whereby the outer ring 21 is expanded by the Entras ⁇ bevel and the connection between the outer ring 21 and Rohluftele ⁇ element 30 can be separated.
- a flexible pipe section 40 is shown in a bent condition.
- the flexible tube section 40 corresponds to the flexible section 57 of the clean air tube 50, wherein the folds 56 are shown only on a peripheral side in RGB ⁇ pushed state, resulting in a bending angle.
- 39 slots 45 are arranged in the wall of the intake pipe, which serve for acoustic Dämp ⁇ tion of the intake noise. Through the intake funnel 41, the air flow is sucked.
- FIG. 10 shows the section of an air-guiding tube 163 produced in the extrusion blow-molding process, which can be pivoted in a downstream working step by the action of thermal treatment.
- the air guide tube 163 assumes the position A.
- the air guide tube 163 has an outwardly arched bulge 164.
- For the deformation of such plastic pipes they they are usually heated thermally, whereby they are plastically deformable. In order to prevent any possible buckling of the pipes, they are involved during the deformation Air pressure applied.
- the air guide tube takes the shape in position B.
- the bulge 164 is formed in such a way that, when bent, it takes into account the change in length of the outer fiber and ensures a flow cross-section with a uniform course.
- FIG. 11 shows a jacket element 111 with the filter medium 118 and the filter housing 131.
- the filter medium 118 is a zigzag-folded hollow filter element 110 which, for example, is adhesively bonded or welded to the jacket element 111 on one end face.
- the illustrated jacket element 111 is preferably produced by injection molding and has a direction to the flow axis of the housing
- the jacket element 111 is thus in the clean air-side region and carries the air flow further to the connection contour 158.
- the jacket element 111 further has corresponding to the filter housing 131 fastening lugs 134, which establish an attachment to the filter housing.
- the fastening between jacket element 111 and filter housing 131 may also be via grooves or beads
- FIG. 12 shows an air filter system 290 in which a filter medium 218 is sealingly and firmly connected to a jacket element 211.
- the jacket element 211 may be made of an elastomer such as, for example, a PU foam or a sealing adhesive.
- the jacket element 211 is embodied so firmly and sealingly that an attachment and a seal between a clean air tube 250 and a filter housing 231 of a sealing chamber 213 are produced.
- a sealing lip 212 of the Mantel ⁇ element 211 is in this case taking into account its elasticity in the sealing chamber
- connection is fastened by a latching pair 273.
- attachment between the clean air pipe 250 and the filter housing 231 can be arranged, for example, by a threaded connection or by externally arranged spring elements.
- an elastic design of the sealing lip 212 could be dispensed with and this could
- FIG. 13 shows an air filter system 390 in full section.
- the sectional illustration is shown transversely to the filter axis of a filter element 310.
- a filter housing 331 forms a space for accommodating the filter element 310 and additionally has bulges on two opposite flanks which surround the resonance chambers 332 and 333 form.
- These resonance chambers 332 and 333 serve to dampen acoustic pulsations and can be adapted to the acoustic requirements in terms of shape and volume.
- a plurality of resonance chambers can also be arranged, which form different volume sizes.
- FIG. 14 shows an air tube 463, which is guided through a flexible reducing section 455 into a reduced tube 456.
- the design of the folds in the flexible reducing section 455 enables a snap-action bending of the reduced tube 456 and is comparable in the configuration of the fold geometry to the flexible tube section 40 of the preceding figures.
- the flexible reduction section 455 is funnel-shaped and allows a very narrow arc configuration to be realized. This is particularly advantageous in very cramped installation situations.
- the fold sections 576 are executed clearly serrated and correspond to the foldable folds shown in the preceding figures.
- the wrinkling is performed only wavy.
- wrinkling can also be dispensed with entirely.
- the buckling of the pipe section can thus be ensured by a one-sided serrated folding arrangement.
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