Abstract: A connection assembly for an exhaust extraction system which is designed to vent the exhaust from a vehicle tail pipe includes, in combination, three primary components. One component is an annular sleeve which is constructed and arranged to assemble onto the vehicle exhaust pipe. Next, there is a nozzle locator ring which slides onto the annular sleeve such that one end of the sleeve extends beyond one side of the nozzle locator ring and the opposite end of the sleeve extends beyond the opposite side of the nozzle locator ring. The third component is an exhaust nozzle assembly which includes a generally cylindrical nozzle and a pair of magnet packs located circumferentially 180 degrees apart. An extension sleeve inserted into the annular sleeve includes a series of baffles to deflect and direct vehicle exhaust.
Abstract: A first flux-loop inductive coupler element electrically couples with a second flux-loop inductive coupler element. The first flux-loop inductive coupler element comprises a first ring-like core having high magnetic permeability and a conical-section annular first face transverse to the plane of the first core. The first face has a first annular groove separating a first conical-section larger-diameter face and a first conical-section smaller-diameter face. A first coil is wound within the annular groove. The first and second cores form a low-reluctance closed magnetic path around the first coil and a second coil of the second flux-loop inductive coupler element. A first current-loop inductive coupler element electrically couples with a second current-loop inductive coupler element.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
June 14, 2001
Date of Patent:
March 15, 2005
Assignee:
Schlumberger Technology Corporation
Inventors:
Bruce W. Boyle, Raghu Madhavan, Jacques Jundt
Abstract: The present invention is a system for handling high purity liquid and a method for the same. The system has a container with a mouth. The container is configured to hold liquid. A cap is coupled with the mouth of the container. A connector is coupled with the cap. The connector has a connector head and a probe extending from the connector head. The probe is insertable through the cap and through the mouth into the container. The probe has a flow passage. The system also has a pressurization source that communicates with the container. Pressure delivered from the source acts upon the container forcing liquid out of the container through the flow passage in the probe. There is also a pressurization port communicating with the connector, the cap, and the pressurization source. Pressure from the pressurization source is delivered to the container when the cap and the connector are properly mated.