Valve device for fuel tank
AssigneePiolax, Inc.
InventorKazuki YAJIMA
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Abstract
A valve device for a fuel tank includes: a housing in which an opening is formed in a partition wall, and a fuel vapor discharge port is provided; and a float valve. A ventilation chamber is provided with a tubular wall that is configured to communicate with the fuel vapor discharge port, and a notch is formed in a lower portion of a tip portion in an extending direction of the tubular wall. The partition wall includes a ceiling wall in which the opening is formed, and a peripheral wall extends downward from a peripheral edge of the ceiling wall. A part of the peripheral edge of the ceiling wall and a part of the peripheral wall are positioned inside the tubular wall through the notch when viewed in an axial direction of the tubular wall and a valve axial direction.
Claims4
A valve device for a fuel tank comprising:
- a housing in which a valve chamber configured to communicate with an inside of the fuel tank is provided below a partition wall and a ventilation chamber configured to communicate with an outside of the fuel tank is provided above the partition wall, an opening through which the valve chamber is to communicate with the ventilation chamber is formed in the partition wall, and a fuel vapor discharge port is provided on a peripheral surface at a side of the ventilation chamber;
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- a float valve that is accommodated in the valve chamber so as to be able to rise and descend and that is configured to be in contact with and separated from the opening, wherein
- the ventilation chamber is provided with a tubular wall that is configured to communicate with the fuel vapor discharge port and that extends from the fuel vapor discharge port toward an inside of the ventilation chamber, and a notch is formed in a lower portion of a tip portion in an extending direction of the tubular wall,
- the partition wall includes a ceiling wall in which the opening is formed, and a peripheral wall extends downward from a peripheral edge of the ceiling wall, and
- a part of the peripheral edge of the ceiling wall and a part of the peripheral wall are positioned inside the tubular wall through the notch when viewed in an axial direction of the tubular wall and a valve axial direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.