Internal-combustion engines – Charge forming device – Having fuel vapor recovery and storage system
Patent
1995-02-24
1996-01-16
Moulis, Thomas N.
Internal-combustion engines
Charge forming device
Having fuel vapor recovery and storage system
123198D, F02M 3302
Patent
active
054839424
ABSTRACT:
Differential flow sensing through respective flow path portions of a system for detecting leakage from an evaporative emission control system. A series flow path comprises a first flow sensor for sensing the entire output flow of an impeller pump used to positively pressurized the system under test, a second sensor in a portion of the series flow path that is downstream of the first flow sensor, and a calibrated orifice downstream of the second flow sensor. A branch circuit to the evaporative emission space under leakage test tees into the aforementioned series circuit between the first flow sensor and the second flow sensor. A differential amplifier receives signal from the respective sensors. Any difference in sensed flows, once the pressure has been brought to a predetermined pressure, is output by the differential amplifier to signify leakage in an amount correlated with the sensed difference in the flows.
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Cook John E.
Perry Paul D.
Moulis Thomas N.
Siemens Electric Limited
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