Fuel accessory for fuel tank and method for internally attaching same
AssigneeRaval-Agriculture Cooperative Societies, Ltd.
InventorsOmer Vulkan, Yehoshua Kleinberg, Moshe Ehrman
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Abstract
A fuel tank made of a plastic material and fitted with at least one fuel accessory attached to an inside surface of a wall thereof, wherein the fuel accessory is attached to a predetermined site at the inside surface by fusion welding. Further there is disclosed a fuel accessory for attaching to a site at an inside wall portion of a plastic material fuel tank, comprising a housing formed with an engaging surface attachable to the site. The engaging surface is fitted with a fusion melting element for fusion welding the fuel accessory to the fuel tank.
Claims23
A fuel tank made of a plastic material, the fuel tank comprising:
- at least one fuel accessory attached to an inside surface of a wall of the fuel tank, said fuel accessory being attached to a predetermined site at said inside surface by fusion welding,
- wherein one of the fuel accessory and the predetermined site at the inside surface of the fuel tank is pre-fitted with a fusion melting element, and
- wherein said fusion melting element is adapted to receive an inductive current for generating a magnetic field for attracting and engaging the fuel accessory to the site within the fuel tank by a magnetizable member fitted within one of the fuel accessory and the site at the fuel tank.
A fuel accessory for attaching to a site at an inside wall portion of a plastic material fuel tank, the fuel accessory comprising:
- a housing formed with an engaging surface attachable to said site said engaging surface being fitted with a fusion melting element for fusion welding the fuel accessory to the fuel tank,
- wherein said fusion melting element is adapted to receive an inductive current for generating a magnetic field for attracting and engaging the fuel accessory to the site within the fuel tank by a magnetizable member fitted within one of the fuel accessory and the site at the fuel tank.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.