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Class 180/130 - Recirculating


Subclass of Class 180 - Motor vehicles
Definition: A vehicle wherein the dynamic seal or fluid curtain has
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 03/27/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7194973Air cushioned rotatable platform
A fluid cushioned platform adapted to float on a body of liquid. The platform includes a deck having upper and lower surfaces and a lower peripheral member extending around the outer perimeter of the deck. A pump having a pump outlet is supported by the deck. A fill...
03/27/2007
7147183Lift system for an aerial crane and propulsion system for a vehicle
The present invention provides an improved lift system for an aerial crane incorporating a wing, coanda and curved surface. The arrangement of the wing, coanda and curved surface use and induce airflow to create additional lift through an increase in airflow mass, d...
12/12/2006
4753311Hydrostatic translation slide support
A hydrostatic translation slide support, comprises a housing, a slide member, a low pressure chamber and a high pressure chamber, a support ring which is elastically held against the housing and pressed with a uniform tensioning against the slide member, ...
06/28/1988
4615407Flexible annular jet seal for surface effect vehicles
An improved bow and/or stern seal is provided for a surface effect vehicle herein the vehicle has a pair of spaced apart side hulls which are joined by a wet deck, and the bow and stern seals extend between the side hulls so that an air cushion can be form...
10/07/1986
4137988System for sealing the gap between a surface and a wall edge opposite it
The gap between a bearing surface and the free edge of a wall extending opposite this surface and bounding therewith a volume of water or other liquid, is sealed against liquid leakages by a cushion of air or other gas surrounding the gap and having a pre...
02/06/1979
 
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