Toyoda Gosei Develops New Fuel Tank Cutoff Valve
Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd. has introduced a new cutoff valve designed to reduce vehicle weight, currently featured in the latest Land Cruiser by Toyota Motor Corporation.
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New structure cutoff valve (Photo: Business Wire)
Cutoff valves are plastic components of fuel tanks that prevent elevation of the internal pressure, which if excessive can lead to rupture of the tank, by releasing vaporized gasoline as the temperature in the tank rises. Gasoline more readily vaporizes in regions such as the
The newly developed cutoff valve has modified structures for higher ventilation performance. This decreases the number of cutoff valves used in a fuel tank and contributes to lighter weight of the tank overall. It received the “Project Award” for technical development for the new Land Cruiser from Toyota Motor Corporation, in recognition of its contribution to higher environmental performance of the vehicle.
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