Segmented mixer tubes with rotating plates distribute timed exhaust pulses, reducing pumping work and stabilizing engine operation across varying speeds.
A guide wall forms an inlet chamber to stabilize additional gas flow within the intake manifold structure.
A rotary slide valve regulates exhaust gas flow through a tubular center part with integrated cooling and quantity control.
Segmented cylinder portions create a connector passage that avoids welding burrs and layout limits in stacked resin intake manifolds.
A diesel engine exhaust valve switches between recirculation and atmospheric discharge modes to manage gas flow.