Wayne Fueling Systems Sweden Ab

Wayne Fueling Systems LLC

Dresser Wayne Ab

Dresser, Inc.

Dover Fueling Solutions UK Limited

Dresser Industries, Inc.

Dresser Wayne Aktiebolag

Tokheim UK Limited

Bengt I Larsson

Hanna Helgesson

Annika Birkler

Kevin C Burnett

Neil Thomas

Scott R Negley, Iii

Jason Robinson

Camilla Lundstrom

Marie Hakansson

Carl Forslund

Mattias G Martensson

Gian Pangaro

Timothy Raymond Proulx

Gen Suzuki

Timothy R Proulx

Paul De La Port

Randal Scott Kretzler

Artemus A Shelton

Daniel Holmes

Jeffrey Reiter

Eva-Lie Edvardsson

Klas Sjoberg

Anders Tunander

Richard Carlsson

Gustaf Gustafsson

Petter Theren

Jonas Folkell

Anders Bergqvist

Marlene Wemmert

Mattias Mårtensson

Scott Negley

Henrik Kjellberg

Linda Sassner

Harry Zimmermann

Christer Lundgren

Nina Jeppsson

Jonas Hansson

Nina Ohlin

James David Dirocco, Jr

Klas Sjöberg

David Sanchez Molinero

Kenneth Petersen

Germund Larsson

Christer Lundren

Viveca Svensson

Fredrik Lundby

Richard Karlsson

Per Kristiansson

Mattias Martensson

Mattias Goran Mårtensson

Marie Håkansson

Marie HÅKANSSON

John Larsson

Lars-Göran Lindborg

Kerstin Holmqvist

Zoran Kovacevic

Mattias G MÅRTENSSON

Marie Johansson

Lina Ingesbo Sjöström

Albert Knutsson

Pontus Bogert

Caroline Wingren

Bo-Goran Andersson

Martin Dickel

Charging station for electric vehicles

Various exemplary devices and methods for heating fuel hoses and nozzles are provided. In general, the devices and methods for heating fuel hoses and nozzles can be configured to heat fluid dispensable by a user into a fuel tank or other type of container. In some embodiments, a fuel dispensing device can include a first passageway configured to pass fluid therethrough and can include a second passageway configured to pass heated air therethrough. The heated air passing through the second passageway can be configured to heat the fluid passing through the first passageway. In some embodiments, a fuel dispensing device can include a single hose configured to pass fluid and heated air through separate passageways therein, and the device can include a manifold configured to facilitate passage of the fluid and the heated air from separate sources into the single hose.

Devices and methods for heating fuel hoses and nozzles

Hydrogen dispenser

The invention relates to a fuel dispenser () comprising a hose storage space () adapted to accommodate at least one fuel hose (), an electronic compartment () containing a main frame control unit (), and a hydraulic compartment () containing fuel dispensing means () for dispensing fuel into a vehicle reservoir. According to the invention, the hydraulic control unit () is located inside the hydraulic compartment () and is electrically connected to the mainframe control unit () by a main electric cable means (). The invention also relates to a method for handling a fuel dispenser ().

Fuel dispenser with control system inside the hydraulic compartment

In general, transparent fuel dispensers are provided, and in particular methods and devices are provided for increasing visibility on a fuel dispensing device. In one embodiment a fuel dispenser is provided having a display that is at least partially transparent at least during certain modes of operation. The display can display information on portions thereof during certain modes of operation as well.

Transparent fuel dispenser

A dispensing unit having a circulation system for circulating a fluid in the dispensing unit is provided. The circulation system comprises, a circulation circuit, and a mechanism configured to circulate the fluid in the circulation circuit. By circulating the fluid, the fluid is counteracted from crystallizing. A method for circulating a fluid in a dispensing unit is also provided.

Fluid dispensing unit having a circulation system and a method for circulating a fluid in a fluid dispensing unit

Fuel pump

Selfservice payment terminal

Freestanding payment terminal

Fuel pumps service stations

Growing community of inventors

Skivarp, Sweden

Bengt I Larsson