Dennis Adrianus Petrus Van Iersel

Title: Dennis Adrianus Petrus Van Iersel and Vehicle Wheel Technology.

Introduction

Dennis Adrianus Petrus Van Iersel is an inventor based in Nuenen, Netherlands. His patent work includes a vehicle wheel assembly that integrates an in-wheel motor with components designed to secure the assembly to a vehicle upright. He is associated with Lightyear IPco B.V. and has 1 patent listed in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Van Iersel’s listed patent is titled “Wheel Assembly, Vehicle, and Method of Assembling.” It describes a wheel assembly comprising an in-wheel motor, an axle, a first wheel bearing, and a lock nut. The motor includes a stator fixed to the axle and containing electromagnets, while a rotor coaxially surrounds the stator. The wheel bearing rotatably connects the rotor to the axle.

The axle also has an engagement portion adapted to engage with a vehicle upright. Positioned between the first wheel bearing and the lock nut, this portion allows the lock nut to clamp the upright between the bearing and the nut. The design brings together motor, bearing, and mounting features in a vehicle wheel assembly.

Career Highlights

The available information associates Van Iersel with Lightyear IPco B.V. His listed patent focuses on the construction and assembly of an in-wheel motor system for a vehicle.

Collaborations

The provided information names Wouter Lucas Jansen and Tim Johannes Jacqueline Jansen as Van Iersel’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative projects.

Conclusion

Dennis Adrianus Petrus Van Iersel’s listed invention addresses how an in-wheel motor and wheel assembly can be mounted to a vehicle upright. His patent reflects a technical contribution to vehicle wheel design and assembly.