EGR Gas Distributor Segmented Inflow for Condensate Drainage

The gas inflow passage is divided into multiple passage parts (first, second, third passage parts) with different orientations. The first passage part extends in a first direction, the second passage part extends in a second direction different from the first, and the third passage part extends in a third direction different from the second. This segmentation allows each segment to contribute to condensed water drainage in different directions, achieving effective drainage without requiring a single large inclined structure.

Instead of using a single inclined passage, the invention uses multiple passage parts extending in different directions (first direction, second direction, third direction). This multi-dimensional arrangement allows condensed water to drain effectively through gravitational force acting in different orientations, eliminating the need for a large single inclined passage.

The gas inflow passage is segmented into multiple parts with different extensions directions. This allows the passage to be compact in overall volume while each segment maintains appropriate orientation for condensed water drainage, achieving both space efficiency and drainage performance.

Different passage parts have different local qualities in terms of extension direction. The first passage part extends in a first direction, the second in a second direction, and the third in a third direction. Each local segment is optimized for its specific function, allowing the overall structure to be compact while maintaining drainage capability.