Inergy Automotive Systems Research (Societe Anonyme)

Compagnie Plastic Omnium

Inergy Automotive Systems Research (s.a.)

Inergy Automotive Systems Research

Patrice Baudoux

Vincent Cuvelier

Alexis Rosseel

Michel Arnalsteen

Eric Firtion

Ambroise Zanini

Valve for the ventilation circuit of a liquid tank, comprising:

Valve for the venting circuit of a liquid tank

A device for a venting circuit of a liquid tank provided with a canister and a filling tube including a filling head, this device comprising: a) a control chamber that communicates with: 

Device for the venting circuit of a liquid tank and valve incorporating said device

A plastic adapter for fuel tanks. The adapter includes crimping lugs for fixing the adapter to a pipe or an opening in the tank.

Plastic adapter for fuel tank

An assembly of two components configured to be in contact with hydrocarbons, and a fuel tank including the assembly. The assembly includes a casing or a retaining member fastened to the casing, each of the two components including at least one fastening part configured to interact, and at least one of the components being made from a material configured to swell through action of the hydrocarbons, thus reinforcing retention of the components on one another. A method for manufacturing such a tank includes assembling the two components in the absence of fuel, and then bringing the two components into contact with the fuel.

Motor vehicle fuel tank

The invention concerns a motor vehicle fuel tank () comprising a fuel reserve chamber () further comprising a suction device supplied with fuel coming directly from a fuel filter and adapted to suck up fuel in at least a low suction point outside the chamber (), and in delivering it into the chamber () at least in a high delivery point, located above the desired minimum level of fuel in the tank () and higher than the low suction point.

A non-return valve for a fuel tank, the valve comprising a substantially tubular body and a deformable shutter member fixed to said body, said shutter member being formed integrally by molding a plastics material and being shaped in such a manner as to return under its own elasticity into a shut position, with the valve body serving as a seat, whenever the shutter member is at rest and the pressure of fuel is no longer sufficient to overcome the elastic return action of the shutter member.

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Flavy le Martel, France

Patrice Baudoux