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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 08, 2015
Filed:
Feb. 12, 2013
John M. Gray, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Timothy M. Garrison, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Matthew R. Lauber, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Harold M. Schubert, Fairfield, OH (US);
John M. Gray, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Timothy M. Garrison, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Matthew R. Lauber, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Harold M. Schubert, Fairfield, OH (US);
OPW FUELING COMPONENTS INC., Hamilton, OH (US);
Abstract
A nozzle including a dispensing path, where the dispensing path is configured such that fluid is dispensable through the dispensing path. The nozzle further includes a suction path, where the suction path is configured such that a negative pressure is created in the suction path when fluid flows through the dispensing path. The nozzle also has a fluid recapture path configured to capture fluid, positioned on an outside of the nozzle, in the recapture path. The fluid recapture path is in fluid communication with the dispensing path and the suction path. In this manner fluid in the fluid recapture path is directable into the dispensing path by the negative pressure in the suction path.