Abstract: A cover assembly for closing off the opening in a panel so as to establish a sealed interface around the opening includes a cover member with a four corners arrangement of clearance holes for attachment of the cover to the panel which also includes a matching pattern of clearance holes. The cover assembly includes a gasket member which is constructed with a carrier and a cooperating edge seal. The carrier includes a substantially planar surface which faces the cover member and extending outwardly from this facing surface are two series of pin-like projections. The cover member is cooperatively arranged with two substantially straight and elongated channels which are constructed and arranged to receive the outwardly extending projections. The two channels act as abutment surfaces for the projections so as to restrict outward or lateral movement of the gasket relative to the cover and panel.

Abstract: A gas mass flow sensor for sensing the flow of a gas to an internal combustion engine including a main flow passage having an inlet and an outlet for directing a gas flow to the internal combustion engine with the inlet communicating with a source of the gas and an outlet communicating with the internal combustion engine. A secondary flow passage for isolating a portion of the gas flow from the main flow passage is provided with the secondary flow passage including an inlet surrounding the main flow passage and a flow sensing section. Positioned within the flow sensing section of the secondary flow passage is a gas mass flow sensor for sensing the mass flow of gas through the secondary passage which is indicative of the mass flow through the main flow passage.

Abstract: A gas/air mixer for injecting gas into the intake air stream of an internal cumbustion engine using a combination of radial holes and radial tubes located around the perimeter of an air flow passage. The gas/air mixer includes an intake air passage which has a combination of radial holes and radial tubes arranged so that the gas is injected into the air stream. The gas passage contains gas which is at a higher pressure than the intake air. The gas flows around an annulus which distributes the gas to all the radial holes and radial tubes. The size of the intake air passage, the number and size of the radial holes, and the number, size and length of the radial tubes can be varied in any combination to achieve adequate gas/air mixing for the particular engine application. This combination can even include a device that contains all radial holes or all radial tubes. The distance that the gas is injected into the air stream is small at the radial holes and larger at the radial tubes.