Fluid handling – Systems – Tank with internally extending flow guide – pipe or conduit
Patent
1989-12-26
1990-11-27
Michalsky, Gerald A.
Fluid handling
Systems
Tank with internally extending flow guide, pipe or conduit
123514, 137558, 137565, 285239, 285903, F04B 3914
Patent
active
049728750
ABSTRACT:
A high pressure fuel hose for disposition between a tubular stem on a fluid connector on a canister in a fuel tank and tubular stem on a fluid connector on a cover for the fuel tank spaced from the canister. Each of the tubular stems has a fir-tree barb thereon and the high pressure hose includes a convoluted flexible body and a pair of relatively stiff cylindrical ends each of which has a pair of annular inside beads and three annular outside beads between the convoluted body and the inside beads. When the cylindrical ends are press fitted over the fir-tree barbs with force applied at the outside beads, the inside bead seat behind annular shoulders on the barbs for enhanced retention.
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Beer Robert C.
Coha Timothy F.
Griffith Samuel G.
General Motors Corporation
Michalsky Gerald A.
Schwartz Saul
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