Lorenzo Guiduzzi

Title: Lorenzo Guiduzzi: An Inventor in Throttle-Valve Technology.

Introduction

Lorenzo Guiduzzi is an inventor associated with Bologna, Italy. His patent work addresses a throttle valve designed to provide a controlled intermediate position of partial opening.

Latest Patents

Guiduzzi is credited with 1 patent: “Throttle valve with the possibility of adjusting an intermediate position of partial opening and relative method to adjust the intermediate position.” The invention describes a valve body with an intake duct and throttle plate mounted on a rotatable shaft. An electric motor drives the shaft through a gear transmission, while a return spring biases the plate toward the closed position. A countering spring mounted on the end gear works with a striking element in the valve body to establish and maintain an intermediate partial-opening position.

Career Highlights

The provided information associates Guiduzzi with Marelli Europe S.p.A. and Magneti Marelli. His patent reflects work on mechanical and spring-based features for controlling throttle-plate movement.

Collaborations

Guiduzzi’s listed coworkers include Stefano Musolesi and Federico Caroti. Their names provide context for the professional network associated with his work.

Conclusion

Lorenzo Guiduzzi’s recorded invention focuses on a throttle valve that combines motorized actuation, spring bias, and a mechanical stop to achieve an adjustable intermediate opening.