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    • 1. 发明授权
    • Dry sump lubricated internal combustion engine with modular cooling
system
    • 干式油底壳润滑内燃机采用模块化冷却系统
    • US5373892A
    • 1994-12-20
    • US131363
    • 1993-10-04
    • John L. JohnsonRoger A. Stapf
    • John L. JohnsonRoger A. Stapf
    • B60H1/00B60K11/04B60K11/08F01M1/12F01P11/08
    • F01M1/12B60H1/00378B60K11/04B60K11/08F01P11/08F01M2001/126
    • The design of past vehicles having internal combustion engines has focused attention toward aerodynamic principles. However, present day vehicles have done little to reconfigure the vehicle's engine systems in order to enhance the aerodynamics of the vehicle. The present invention allows for enhancements of the aerodynamics of the vehicle by utilizing a dry sump means 60 within a dry sump lubricated engine 36 which eliminates a conventional oil pan and allows a replacing cover 46 to be smaller and more shallow thereby lowering the overall profile of the engine 36. The additional use of a separately mounted oil cooler 76 reduces the heat load to a radiator 80 thereby decreasing the necessary size for the radiator 80. The smaller radiator 80 decreases the vertical spatial requirements for the engine 36. By lowering the overall profile of the engine 36, with both the more shallow cover 46 and the smaller radiator 80, a vehicle hood 18 can be manufactured with an increased slope. The increased slope of the vehicle's hood 18 enhances the aerodynamics of the vehicle 12 by reducing air drag.
    • 具有内燃机的过去车辆的设计已经将注意力集中在空气动力学原理上。 然而,目前的车辆几乎没有重新配置车辆的发动机系统,以便增强车辆的空气动力学。 本发明允许通过利用在干式油底壳润滑发动机36内的干式油底壳装置60来增强车辆的空气动力学,其消除常规油底壳并且允许更换盖46更小并且更浅,由此降低总体轮廓 发动机36.单独安装的油冷却器76的额外使用减少了对散热器80的热负荷,从而减小了散热器80所需的尺寸。较小的散热器80降低了发动机36的垂直空间要求。通过降低总体 发动机36的轮廓与更浅的盖46和较小的散热器80一起,可以以增加的坡度制造车辆罩18。 车辆罩18的增加的坡度通过减少空气阻力来增强车辆12的空气动力学。
    • 2. 依法登记的发明
    • Oxygen injection system
    • 氧气注射系统
    • USH1466H
    • 1995-08-01
    • US183616
    • 1994-01-19
    • Roger A. Stapf
    • Roger A. Stapf
    • F02D21/06F02M25/10F02B23/00
    • F02D21/06F02M25/10Y02T10/121
    • The design and construction of past oxygen injection systems having an oxygen mixer to inject oxygen into an air intake pipe required the use of oxygen in a highly pressurized state. The use of high pressure oxygen required precise pressure control in order to maintain safety. Additionally, the high pressure tank used for storing the oxygen was not space efficient due to the large volume occupied by the oxygen in the gaseous state. The present invention overcomes these problems by utilizing oxygen in the liquid state. Liquid oxygen is stored within a more space efficient storage tank. A solenoid is signaled through an electronic control unit to open under specific operating conditions allowing liquid oxygen to flow from the storage tank. Upon leaving the storage tank, the liquid oxygen is converted to a gaseous state where it flows through an oxygen supply pipe so that the oxygen can be injected by an oxygen mixer into an air intake pipe for mixing with ambient air. The ability to increase the oxygen level during specific operating conditions produces more efficient combustion and reduction in black smoke.