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Class 220/748 - Liquid trap


Subclass of Class 220 - Receptacles
Definition: Subject matter wherein the tortuous passage includes a body
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 05/16/2006


NumberTitleIssue Date
7044327System and method for tank pressure compensation
A supplemental fluid tank, preferably having two chambers each partially containing a fluid, fluid communicated intermediate a fuel tank and vent to reduce fuel vapor emissions, particularly for a boat. More specifically, when fuel is used or cooled, pressure or vol...
05/16/2006
5449029Fill limit valve assembly
An apparatus for controlling fuel vapor discharge from within a vehicle fuel tank includes a valve housing having vapor inlet and outlet openings, a float valve in the valve housing, and a skirt extending around the valve housing to define an annular chan...
09/12/1995
5183087Refueling vapor recovery system
The invention incorporates a high flow, pilot actuated pressure relief/rollover valve into a refueling vapor recovery system having a vapor vent line for recirculating vapor past the aspirator of a refueling nozzle and a nozzle seal for engaging a refueli...
02/02/1993
5103877Vapor-liquid separator for evaporative emissions control system
A tank vapor vent valve for a vehicle on board fuel emissions vapor recovery system has a liquid-vapor separator integrated into its design. A blocking valve is held closed when the tank is not being filled, but springs open when the nozzle is inserted to...
04/14/1992
4483461Flash-back arrestor for dissolved acetylene cylinders
A flash-back arrestor for dissolved acetylene cylinders wherein a cylinder gas-permeable at both ends thereof is joined to an inner end of a valve body in a dissolved acetylene cylinder in such a manner that said cylinder is communicated with a gas passag...
11/20/1984
 
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