Tank Vehicles TRIZ Cases

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See how an integrated auger and vacuum pump enable simultaneous debris collection and discharge

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See how a timer-based controller manages engine speed after operator disengagement, reducing fa

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See how portable tanks with integrated pumps and nozzles deliver fresh oil and collect used oil

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Portable tanks with pumps and nozzles move fresh and used fryer oil indoors, avoiding costly fixed piping in remote or multi-level kitchens.

Bottom drain openings let janitorial liquids empty upright, reducing spills, germ spread, and tipping while keeping supplies secured.

A lowerable multi-feed dispensing head lets one cup position handle hot, cold, and extract drinks while fitting securely in aircraft galley holds.

A portable tank-and-pump cart delivers fresh oil and collects used oil in remote fryer layouts without extensive piping or manual hot-oil handling.

A layered valve housing forms supply and branch channels on both sides, cutting connections and assembly time while supporting mixed valve layouts.

A multi-arm hydraulic linkage closes large vacuum tank doors evenly and holds them open without continuous hydraulic pressure.

A multi-rib tank mounting layout enables flexible attachment positioning on liquid transport trailers while supporting safe dispensing and towing.

A split tank structure enables removable baffles and easier maintenance while avoiding large access openings and heavy bulkhead assembly.

Routing cryogenic container lines through vehicle spandrels frees installation space, enabling larger tank volume and flexible component placement.

Angled vapor and liquid fill assemblies improve operator access and support larger cargo tanks without increasing vehicle size or weight.

A V-shaped frame uses pivoting bars, a winch, and cam lugs to lift cargo containers through mounting blocks without heavy hydraulics.

Longitudinal extruded panels replace heavy frames in cylindrical waste containers, improving aerodynamics, fuel economy, and leachate containment.

A detachable blade-and-locking baffle can be positioned inside a vehicle fuel tank to limit sloshing, stabilize fuel motion, and reduce false level readings.

A dual-compartment semi-trailer carries bulk goods and pumpable materials in one trip, cutting empty runs and improving truck utilization.

Non-planar mounting surfaces and a tension rod stabilize a long unload tube, limiting sagging and movement during grain unloading.

A heated vacuum slurry box uses jacketed openings, a vertical tailgate, and removable power to prevent freezing, save space, and limit wear.

Compressed air and non-return valves clear vehicle medium lines to prevent stagnant water, freezing, and pathogen growth.