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Document Number
US Patent 7244293
Issued Date
July 17, 2007
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A reservoir tank which includes: a container for storing fluid therein, having an inlet through which the fluid flows into the container and an outlet through which the fluid flows out of the container; and a duct provided inside the container, which is connected to the inlet of the container and has a first opening open inside the container. The first opening is located above the outlet of the container and below a surface of the fluid in the container.
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Owner
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. (Yokhama-shi,JP)
Published
July 17, 2007
Application Number
10/967,141
Filed
October 19, 2004
US Classification
96/204   210/172.2 210/461 220/562 95/259 96/206 96/219 96/220
Int'l Classification
B01D   19/00   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Oct 20, 2003 [JP] 2003-358653 Aug 31, 2004 [JP] 2004-253285
USPTO Field of Search
96/155   96/204   96/206   96/219   96/220   95/259   95/260   95/262   210/172   210/461   220/86.1   220/86.2   220/562   220/563   220/601   220/661  
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