ATTACHMENT FOR FUEL INLET OF VEHICLE

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ATTACHMENT FOR FUEL INLET OF VEHICLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18622333 titled 'ATTACHMENT FOR FUEL INLET OF VEHICLE

The abstract of a patent application describes a vehicle with two fuel inlets, one with a smaller inner diameter than the other.

The vehicle includes a fuel tank.
It has a first fuel inlet connected to the fuel tank for connecting to a fuel supply nozzle.
There is also a second fuel inlet connected to the fuel tank for connecting to the fuel supply nozzle.
The inner diameter of the second fuel inlet is smaller than the inner diameter of the first fuel inlet.

Potential Applications: - This technology could be used in various types of vehicles, such as cars, trucks, and motorcycles. - It could also be applied in other fuel storage and dispensing systems.

Problems Solved: - Helps optimize fuel flow and prevent spillage during refueling. - Provides a more efficient and secure connection between the fuel tank and the fuel supply nozzle.

Benefits: - Improved fueling process efficiency. - Reduced risk of fuel leaks or spills. - Enhanced safety during refueling operations.

Commercial Applications: Title: Enhanced Fueling System for Vehicles This technology could be valuable for automotive manufacturers looking to improve the fueling systems in their vehicles, as well as companies involved in fuel storage and distribution.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the smaller inner diameter of the second fuel inlet benefit the vehicle's fueling system? - The smaller inner diameter helps regulate fuel flow and prevent spillage during refueling. 2. What are the potential safety implications of using a fuel system with two different sized fuel inlets? - The system can enhance safety by providing a more secure and efficient connection between the fuel tank and the fuel supply nozzle.

Original Abstract Submitted

A vehicle may include: a fuel tank; a first fuel inlet connected to the fuel tank and configured to connect to a fuel supply nozzle; and a second fuel inlet connected to the fuel tank and configured to connect to the fuel supply nozzle. An inner diameter of the second fuel inlet may be smaller than an inner diameter of the first fuel inlet.