An exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve for a vehicle includes: a valve housing connected to an exhaust line, and provided with an inflow passage in which exhaust gas flows, a first outflow passage connected to an EGR line in communication with the inflow passage, a second outflow passage connected to a bypass line bypassing the EGR line, and a third outflow passage connected to an exhaust line connected to a turbocharger turbine; and a valve body selectively opening and closing the first and second outflow passages to adjust an opening ratio of each of first and second outflow passages, and allowing the third outflow passage to remain in an open state.

An exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve for a vehicle includes: a valve housing connected to an exhaust line, and provided with an inflow passage in which exhaust gas flows, a first outflow passage connected to an EGR line in communication with the inflow passage, a second outflow passage connected to a bypass line bypassing the EGR line, and a third outflow passage connected to an exhaust line connected to a turbocharger turbine; and a valve body selectively opening and closing the first and second outflow passages to adjust an opening ratio of each of first and second outflow passages, and allowing the third outflow passage to remain in an open state.

An exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve for a vehicle includes: a valve housing connected to an exhaust line, and provided with an inflow passage in which exhaust gas flows, a first outflow passage connected to an EGR line in communication with the inflow passage, a second outflow passage connected to a bypass line bypassing the EGR line, and a third outflow passage connected to an exhaust line connected to a turbocharger turbine; and a valve body selectively opening and closing the first and second outflow passages to adjust an opening ratio of each of first and second outflow passages, and allowing the third outflow passage to remain in an open state.

Methods and systems are provided for flowing exhaust through a second cooler, arranged downstream of a first cooler and upstream of an intake in an exhaust gas recirculation passage, and extracting condensate for water injection from condensate in cooled exhaust gas exiting the second cooler. In one example, a method may include adjusting the amount of exhaust gas flowing through the second cooler based on an amount of water stored at a water storage tank of a water injection system and engine operating conditions. Further, the method may include selectively flowing exhaust gas from the second cooler to a location upstream or downstream of a compressor in response to engine operating conditions.

Methods and systems are provided for flowing exhaust through a second cooler, arranged downstream of a first cooler and upstream of an intake in an exhaust gas recirculation passage, and extracting condensate for water injection from condensate in cooled exhaust gas exiting the second cooler. In one example, a method may include adjusting the amount of exhaust gas flowing through the second cooler based on an amount of water stored at a water storage tank of a water injection system and engine operating conditions. Further, the method may include selectively flowing exhaust gas from the second cooler to a location upstream or downstream of a compressor in response to engine operating conditions.

A thermal energy management system for an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle includes a coolant circuit including the internal combustion engine and a first heat exchanger. The coolant circuit is configured to convey a coolant therethrough. The thermal energy management system includes a gas circuit including the internal combustion engine, the first heat exchanger, and an exhaust line configured to convey an exhaust gas produced by the engine from the gas circuit. The first heat exchanger exchanging heat energy between the coolant flowing through the coolant circuit and the exhaust gas flowing through the gas circuit.

A thermal energy management system for an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle includes a coolant circuit including the internal combustion engine and a first heat exchanger. The coolant circuit is configured to convey a coolant therethrough. The thermal energy management system includes a gas circuit including the internal combustion engine, the first heat exchanger, and an exhaust line configured to convey an exhaust gas produced by the engine from the gas circuit. The first heat exchanger exchanging heat energy between the coolant flowing through the coolant circuit and the exhaust gas flowing through the gas circuit.

A thermoregulation system including an exhaust-gas outlet for discharging exhaust gas from the engine, an engine gas inlet, an exhaust-gas recirculation circuit between the exhaust-gas outlet and the engine gas inlet for recirculating at least part of the exhaust gases, a circuit for conducting and/or circulating the coolant in order to cool the engine, whereby the coolant-conducting circuit includes a latent-heat storage unit which receives heat from or transfers heat to the coolant. A first heat exchanger is arranged in the exhaust-gas recycling circuit to exchange heat between the exhaust gas and the coolant. At least one valve and at least one branch control the flow for controlling the heat exchange in the first heat exchanger. An oil-feed circuit is provided for heating or cooling the oil and includes a second heat exchanger exchanging heat between the oil and the coolant flowing from the first heat exchanger.

A thermoregulation system including an exhaust-gas outlet for discharging exhaust gas from the engine, an engine gas inlet, an exhaust-gas recirculation circuit between the exhaust-gas outlet and the engine gas inlet for recirculating at least part of the exhaust gases, a circuit for conducting and/or circulating the coolant in order to cool the engine, whereby the coolant-conducting circuit includes a latent-heat storage unit which receives heat from or transfers heat to the coolant. A first heat exchanger is arranged in the exhaust-gas recycling circuit to exchange heat between the exhaust gas and the coolant. At least one valve and at least one branch control the flow for controlling the heat exchange in the first heat exchanger. An oil-feed circuit is provided for heating or cooling the oil and includes a second heat exchanger exchanging heat between the oil and the coolant flowing from the first heat exchanger.

A heat exchanger may include a heat exchanger block and a diffusor connected thereto. At least one connecting pin may be integrally molded to a surface of the heat exchanger block. At least one passage opening, through which the at least one connecting pin may engage when the heat exchanger is mounted, may be arranged on the diffusor. The at least one connecting pin may have a widened head via which the diffusor may be secured to the heat exchanger block.