Ford global technologies, llc (20240198971). CLEANING ASSEMBLY FOR VEHICLE SENSORS simplified abstract
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CLEANING ASSEMBLY FOR VEHICLE SENSORS
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Venkatesh Krishnan of Canton MI (US)
Segundo Baldovino of Novi MI (US)
Fabio Ferreira of Hortolandia (BR)
Tyler D. Hamilton of Farmington MI (US)
CLEANING ASSEMBLY FOR VEHICLE SENSORS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240198971 titled 'CLEANING ASSEMBLY FOR VEHICLE SENSORS
The abstract describes a cleaning assembly with multiple reservoirs and pumps connected by hoses, allowing for fluid to be pumped back and forth between the reservoirs.
- The cleaning assembly includes a first reservoir, a second reservoir, and pumps positioned to pump fluid out of each reservoir.
- A connecting hose fluidly connects the reservoirs, allowing for fluid flow between them.
- A third pump is positioned to control fluid flow through the connecting hose, enabling fluid to be pumped from one reservoir to the other.
- The third pump can pump fluid from the first reservoir to the second reservoir, as well as from the second reservoir to the first reservoir.
Potential Applications: - Industrial cleaning processes - Automotive cleaning systems - Medical equipment sterilization
Problems Solved: - Efficient transfer of cleaning fluids between reservoirs - Controlled fluid flow for precise cleaning operations
Benefits: - Increased efficiency in cleaning processes - Reduced waste of cleaning fluids - Enhanced control over fluid flow
Commercial Applications: Commercial Cleaning Equipment: The technology can be integrated into commercial cleaning equipment to improve efficiency and control in various cleaning applications.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the third pump control fluid flow between the reservoirs? 2. What are the potential limitations of this cleaning assembly in industrial settings?
Original Abstract Submitted
a cleaning assembly includes a first reservoir, a second reservoir, a first pump positioned to pump fluid out of the first reservoir, a second pump positioned to pump fluid out of the second reservoir, a connecting hose fluidly connecting the first reservoir and the second reservoir, and a third pump positioned to control fluid flow through the connecting hose. the third pump is operable to pump fluid from the first reservoir to the second reservoir, and the third pump is operable to pump fluid from the second reservoir to the first reservoir.
