Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Accumulator making
Patent
1993-09-23
1994-12-27
Cuda, Irene
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Accumulator making
29890035, 62474, B23P 1500, F25B 4300
Patent
active
053753275
ABSTRACT:
A receiver dryer for an automobile air conditioning system embodies a cylindrical housing having a spin-closed top end; an inlet tube and an outlet tube inserted in holes drilled in the top end of the housing and both extending through the housing to their respective predetermined positions; and an axially inserted desiccant bag and thermoplastic perforate filter. The outlet tube extends through a hole in the filter to a predetermined position from the bottom end of the housing, and a retainer clip holds the filter at a set position in the housing while the bottom end of the housing is spin-closed. Spin closing the bottom end creates a thermal gradient in the wall of the housing such that the thermoplastic perforate filter is thermally bonded at its edge to irregularities of the inner surface of the housing thereby forming a barrier to any particulates which might otherwise have passed by the filter.
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Searfoss Jerry R.
Sievert Ronald J.
Automotive Fluid Systems, Inc.
Cuda Irene
VanOphem Remy J.
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