Ford global technologies, llc (20240200989). SENSOR ASSEMBLY simplified abstract
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SENSOR ASSEMBLY
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Rashaun Phinisee of Ypsilanti MI (US)
Venkatesh Krishnan of Canton MI (US)
Michael Robertson, Jr. of Garden City MI (US)
SENSOR ASSEMBLY - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240200989 titled 'SENSOR ASSEMBLY
The assembly described in the patent application includes a beam with a front panel and a rear panel, creating a duct between them. The assembly also features a sensor with a sensor window near the front panel and fins near the rear panel. Additionally, a nozzle directs airflow towards the sensor window, while an outlet directs airflow towards the fins. A blower is connected to the nozzle and outlet through the duct.
- Beam with front and rear panels creating a duct
- Sensor with sensor window and fins
- Nozzle directing airflow towards sensor window
- Outlet directing airflow towards fins
- Blower connected to nozzle and outlet through the duct
Potential Applications: - HVAC systems - Air quality monitoring - Industrial automation
Problems Solved: - Efficient airflow management - Accurate sensor readings - Improved system performance
Benefits: - Enhanced sensor functionality - Optimized airflow control - Increased energy efficiency
Commercial Applications: Title: "Innovative Airflow Assembly for HVAC Systems" This technology can be used in HVAC systems to improve airflow control and sensor accuracy, leading to better performance and energy efficiency. Market implications include increased demand for advanced HVAC components in residential and commercial buildings.
Prior Art: Prior art related to this technology may include patents or research on airflow management systems, sensor integration in ducts, and blower configurations for HVAC applications.
Frequently Updated Research: Researchers may be exploring new materials for sensor construction, advancements in airflow control technology, and innovations in blower design for improved efficiency.
Questions about the Technology: 1. How does this assembly improve sensor accuracy in HVAC systems? 2. What are the potential cost savings associated with using this technology in industrial automation applications?
Original Abstract Submitted
an assembly includes a beam having a front panel and a rear panel spaced from the front panel. the beam defines a duct between the front panel and the rear panel. the assembly includes a sensor supported by the beam, the sensor having a sensor window adjacent the front panel and a plurality of fins adjacent the rear panel. the assembly includes a nozzle supported by the front panel and positioned to direct airflow toward the sensor window of the sensor. the assembly includes an outlet defined by the rear panel and shaped to direct airflow toward the fins of the sensor. the assembly includes a blower in fluid communication with the nozzle and the outlet through the duct.
