Cnh Industrial America LLC

Nikolay B Popov

Daniel Alan Morey

Panos Tamamidis

Kaushal Ghorpade

Kain Knowles

Nitin Arora

A remote oil drain system and method, which includes a drain fitting with a hose end that can be coupled to a hose, a drain plug end, and a flange at the intersection of the hose end and the drain plug end. The flange having a key that prevents rotation when interfacing with a corresponding keyway. The drain plug configured to engage with internal threads of the drain fitting. A mounting member configured to be coupled to the chassis, its profile allowing the drain plug end of the drain fitting to pass through to the flange. The mounting member having a keyway to interlock with the key of the drain fitting flange. A locking member engaged with the externally threaded surface of the drain fitting and the proximate the mounting member.

Remote engine oil drain

An inlet for an SCR device including a tube having an upstream end for receiving exhaust gases and a downstream end terminating in a porous wall. A plurality of openings are spaced around the circumference of the tube adjacent the porous wall and a plurality of vanes are formed at a connection junction adjacent one edge of the opening to form vanes extending inward at an acute angle relative to a plane between the connecting junction and the longitudinal axis of the tube. Preferably, the vanes are concave on the surface extending inward to promote more effective mixing.

Efficient mixing of gases in an exhaust aftertreatment system

An exhaust system for a work vehicle includes a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) assembly that includes an SCR module. The SCR module includes a first exhaust flow path and a second exhaust flow path. The SCR assembly also includes an inlet configured to receive a flow of an exhaust solution, to direct a first portion of the exhaust solution to the first exhaust flow path, and to direct a second portion of the exhaust solution to the second exhaust flow path. The SCR assembly further includes an outlet mixer configured to receive the first and second portions of the exhaust solution and to direct the first and second portion of the exhaust solution out of the SCR assembly. The outlet mixer includes one or more features configured to mix the first and second portions of the exhaust solution.

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Elk Grove Village, IL, United States of America

Nikolay B Popov