Utdc Inc.

Urban Transportation Development Corporation Limited

Bombardier Inc.

John Stannard

Kurt Vollenwyder

David C Gilmore

David Gilmore

A primary of a linear induction motor has a plenum formed on its upper surface to receive cooling air from a fan. The upper surface of the core is formed with fins to promote cooling. Air flows from the plenum to side housings in which the end turns are located. A deflector plate directs air from the plenum over the end turns of the windings. Exhaust slots are provided in the housing above the end turns and a baffle between the housing and the end turns promotes flow through the end turns as it moves toward the exhaust slots.

Cooling structure for linear induction motor

Transit vehicle

An internal combustion engine is designed to run on natural gas and utilize the diesel cycle. To promote combustion, a mixing chamber is dispersed within a combustion chamber formed between the piston and cylinder. The chamber includes a pair of concentric housings, the innermost of which receives fuel from the injector and provides a rich mixture in the volume between the housings.

Natural gas fuel injection

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Kingston, Canada

John Stannard