Non-return valve for fuel tank
국가/구분 |
United States(US) Patent
등록
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국제특허분류(IPC7판) |
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출원번호 |
US-0166392
(2002-06-11)
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우선권정보 |
JP-0184378 (2001-06-19) |
발명자
/ 주소 |
- Yonezawa, Kenji
- Isobe, Hiroki
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출원인 / 주소 |
- Piolax Inc., Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
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인용정보 |
피인용 횟수 :
4 인용 특허 :
10 |
초록
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A non-return valve includes a main tube to be externally inserted into and joined to a fuel filling pipe, and a valve element to be provided on a downstream end of the main tube for allowing fuel to flow into a fuel tank and inhibiting a back flow out of the fuel tank. On an upstream side of the mai
A non-return valve includes a main tube to be externally inserted into and joined to a fuel filling pipe, and a valve element to be provided on a downstream end of the main tube for allowing fuel to flow into a fuel tank and inhibiting a back flow out of the fuel tank. On an upstream side of the main tube, provided is a first inner tube including a first retaining portion relevant to the fuel filling pipe, an annular sealing member abutting on an inner periphery of the main tube and on an outer periphery of the fuel filling pipe, and a second inner pipe disposed more upstream than the first inner tube so as to sandwich the annular sealing member together with the first inner tube, the second inner tube including a second retaining portion relevant to the main tube.
대표청구항
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A non-return valve includes a main tube to be externally inserted into and joined to a fuel filling pipe, and a valve element to be provided on a downstream end of the main tube for allowing fuel to flow into a fuel tank and inhibiting a back flow out of the fuel tank. On an upstream side of the mai
A non-return valve includes a main tube to be externally inserted into and joined to a fuel filling pipe, and a valve element to be provided on a downstream end of the main tube for allowing fuel to flow into a fuel tank and inhibiting a back flow out of the fuel tank. On an upstream side of the main tube, provided is a first inner tube including a first retaining portion relevant to the fuel filling pipe, an annular sealing member abutting on an inner periphery of the main tube and on an outer periphery of the fuel filling pipe, and a second inner pipe disposed more upstream than the first inner tube so as to sandwich the annular sealing member together with the first inner tube, the second inner tube including a second retaining portion relevant to the main tube. econd pixels are the same pixel; and if the first and the second pixels are the same pixel, calculating the intensity localization value. 3. The method of claim 1, further comprising qualifying the contrast feature as a grain if the absolute value of the calculated intensity localization value is greater than a predetermined threshold intensity level. 4. The method in claim 1, further comprising: qualifying the contrast feature as a grain if the absolute value of the calculated intensity localization value is greater than a predetermined threshold intensity level; and determining the average intensity localization value in the digital image. 5. The method in claim 1, further comprising: qualifying the contrast feature as a grain if the absolute value of the calculated intensity localization value is greater than a predetermined threshold intensity level; and determining the total number of grains in the digital image. 6. The method in claim 1, further comprising: qualifying the contrast feature as a grain if the absolute value of the calculated intensity localization value is greater than a predetermined threshold intensity level; and determining the area of at least one grain in the digital image. 7. The method in claim 1, further comprising: qualifying the contrast feature as a grain if the absolute value of the calculated intensity localization value is greater than a predetermined threshold intensity level; and determining the total number of grains per unit area in the digital image. 8. The method of claim 1, further comprising: qualifying the contrast feature as a grain if the absolute value of the calculated intensity localization value is greater than a predetermined threshold intensity level; and determining the intensity of grains in the digital image. 9. The method of claim 1, further comprising: qualifying the contrast feature as a grain if the absolute value of the calculated intensity localization value is greater than a predetermined threshold intensity level; and determining the ratio of the intensity of grains in the image to the total intensity of the digital image. 10. The method of claim 1, wherein at least one separately defined region of interest is in the image of the biological sample, wherein the calculating intensity localization values comprises calculating intensity localization values only for pixels located within the at least one separately defined region of interest. 11. The method of claim 1, wherein at least one separately defined region of interest is in the image of the biological sample, wherein the calculating intensity localization values comprises calculating intensity localization values only for pixels located within the at least one separately defined region of interest, wherein the at least one separately defined region of interest is defined by a cell interior. 12. The method in claim 1, wherein at least one separately defined region of interest is in the image of the biological sample, wherein the calculating intensity localization values comprises calculating intensity localization values only for pixels located within the at least one separately defined region of interest, wherein the digital image is only partitioned into search areas in the at least one separately defined region of interest. 13. The method in claim 1, wherein at least one separately defined region of interest is in the image of the biological sample, wherein the calculating intensity localization values comprises calculating intensity localization values for pixels located within at least one separately defined region of interest, and qualifying contrast features as grains if the absolute value of the calculated intensity localization value is greater than a predetermined threshold intensity level. 14. The method in claim 1, wherein the calculating intensity localization values comprises: calculating intensity localization values for pixels located within at least one s
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Hattori Toshio,JPX, Backward flow prevention valve.
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Ishizaka, Taiichi, Connector for fuel tank and check valve.
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Kolberg,Ralf, Filling pipe discharge nozzle.
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Yamaguchi, Kosei, Fuel tank check valve.
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Keefer, Neal L.; Watson, Kenneth A.; Waymire, Evan, Method of closing a fuel tank with a pivotal door and seal.
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