Evaporated fuel treating device
AssigneeAisan Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasanori Sugiura, Hideki Teshima, Tsuneyuki Kurata, Naohito Buseki
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AssigneeAisan Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasanori Sugiura, Hideki Teshima, Tsuneyuki Kurata, Naohito Buseki
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An evaporated fuel treating device lowers the blow-by volume of evaporated fuel emitted to the atmosphere via a casing having an atmospheric port. The casing has in series a first adsorbent chamber housing an adsorbent material, a space chamber not housing an adsorbent material and a second adsorbent chamber housing an adsorbent material. Each of the chambers is positioned beside an adjacent chamber thereof. The first chamber is disposed closest to the atmospheric port among the adsorbent chambers. An end part of the space chamber on a side of the first chamber has a first partition wall having an opening part with a plurality of first openings provided on a top side of the first partition wall. A current plate has one end positioned between the adjacent first openings and a surface and a rear face of the current plate are disposed along the top and bottom direction.
An evaporated fuel treating device comprising a casing provided with an atmospheric port, wherein in the casing are provided in series a first adsorbent chamber housing adsorbent material, a space chamber not housing adsorbent material and a second adsorbent chamber housing adsorbent material,
The evaporated fuel treating device according 8, wherein the coupling members further have bottom-side coupling members, an end face on a top side of the bottom-side coupling members being formed so as to position the end face on a top side thereof at an end face on the bottom side of the openings or at a position lower than the end face on the bottom side of the openings, and an end face on a bottom side of the bottom-side coupling members being formed so as to position the end face on the bottom side thereof at the end faces on the bottom side of the first partition wall and the second partition wall, and a surface and a rear-face of the bottom-side coupling members are disposed along the top and bottom direction.
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