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Beyblade Burst Super Z is the 2018 sequel to the anime television series Beyblade Burst. It was adapted by OLM and began airing in all TXN stations in Japan on April 2, 2018.[1] The opening theme is "Chouzetsu Muteki Blader!" while the ending is "BEY-POP".
Episodes[edit]
No.
English title / Translated title
Original airdate
English airdate
01
"This is a Transcended Bey!!"
"Kore ga Chōzetsu Bei da!!" (これが超ゼツベイだ!!) April 2, 2018 TBA
Valt is lost in a jungle where he meets a small boy named Aiga who save both him and his bey, Valtryek from falling. Both introduce each other and Valt follows Aiga to his farmhouse. Aiga reveals that his family makes metal statues. Valt asks Aiga's father to upgrade his Valkyrie. Valt gets his new Winning Valkyrie and moves for a test. Aiga is impressed with this and wants his own bey. His father rejects him so he decides to do it himself. With the help of his younger sister, he makes Z Achilles using the metal from a metal statue of a warrior. Valt and Aiga have a match where Valt wins with a burst finish.
02
"Achilles VS Forneus!!"
"Akiresu VS Foruneusu!!" (アキレスVSフォルネウス!!) April 9, 2018 TBA
03
"The Duel at Sunset!!"
"Yūhi no Kettō!!" (夕陽の決斗!!) April 16, 2018 TBA
04
"It's Decided! The Z Buster!!"
"Kimero! Zetto Basutā!!" (決めろ!ゼットバスター!!) April 23, 2018 TBA
05
"Super Z Showdown! Valkyrie VS Longinus!!"
"Chōzetsu Taiketsu! Varukirī VS Ronginusu!!" (超ゼツ対決!ヴァルキリーVSロンギヌス!!) April 30, 2018 TBA
06
"The White Tyrant! A Battle Royale!!"
"Shiroki Bokkun! Batoru Roiyaru!!" (白き暴君!バトルロイヤル!!) May 7, 2018 TBA
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "'Beyblade Burst' Latest News: Series to Return With Third Season Titled 'Chouzetsu' in April". christianpost. Retrieved February 18, 2018.
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Lee Baldwin
Peter Hansen
General Hospital character
Portrayed by
Ross Elliott (1963–65)
Peter Hansen (1965–2004)
Duration
1963–86
1989–90
1992–2004
First appearance
1963 (1963)
Last appearance
July 16, 2004 (July 16, 2004)
Created by
Frank and Doris Hursley
Introduced by
James Young (1963)
Joseph Hardy (1989)
Wendy Riche (1992, 1997)
Jill Farren Phelps (2004)
Spin-off
appearances
Port Charles
Classification
Former; regular
Profile
Occupation
Lawyer
[show]Family
Brothers
Tom Baldwin
Spouse
Meg Bentley (1966–73)
Caroline Chandler (1975–76)
Gail Adamson (1979–2017)
Adoptive sons
Scott Baldwin
Grandsons
Franco Baldwin
Logan Hayes
Granddaughters
Karen Wexler
Serena Baldwin
Christina Baldwin
Nephews
Tom Hardy
Lee Baldwin is a fictional character on the daytime dramas General Hospital and Port Charles.
Ross Elliott originated the role on General Hospital in 1963. Peter Hansen inherited the role in 1965 and played it until 1986 and again from 1989 to 1990 before returning permanently from 1992 to 2004. Lee Baldwin is the adoptive father of Scott Baldwin.
Contents
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1 Storylines
1.1 1963–1979
1.2 1980–2013
1.3 2017
2 References
3 External links
Storylines[edit]
1963–1979[edit]
A recovering alcoholic, Lee is a pillar in the community and has a thriving law practice. Scott has sometimes been a disappointment to Lee over the years but these days, Lee couldn't be more proud of Scott and the way he turned his life around. In 1964, as the painful memories of her past marriage to notorious Phil Brewer subsided, Jessie Brewer began to go out on tentative dates with her lawyer, Lee Baldwin. A lifelong bachelor and recovering alcoholic, Lee was a fixture on the seventh floor of General Hospital where he volunteered as an addiction counselor.
When Jessie discovered she was pregnant by Phil after Phil left town, Lee offered to marry Jessie in order to give her baby a name. Once Jessie's divorce from Phil was finalized, she would become Mrs. Lee Baldwin. But Phil found out about Jessie's pregnancy before they could wed and returned to Port Charles. Phil plead for one month's time to make it up to Jessie, but Jessie was afraid that if she left Lee, he'd be devastated and return to drinking. Jessie went forth with her plans to marry Lee, but on the eve of their wedding, Jessie went into labor! Phil was thrilled, since the divorce wasn't finalized, and the baby would be born with his name! Jessie gave birth to a beautiful daughter, Nancy Brewer, and Lee gallantly released Jessie from the "burden" of their engagement. Unfortunately, Nancy Brewer died of a heart condition in July 1966.
Lee was delighted by the arrival of nurse Meg Bentley that same year. Meg was a widow with a young son Scotty and teenage stepdaughter Brooke. Lee was forced to maintain a platonic relationship with Meg, since she was already engaged to Dr. Noel Clinton. Meg was devastated when Noel announced that he was leaving her for her stepdaughter Brooke! Meg turned to Lee, who helped her through the shocking crisis. The situation was difficult for young Scotty Bentley, who lost both his sister and the man he hoped would become his father, when Noel and Brooke ran off to get married. Lee became a surrogate father to Scotty, and Meg happily wed Lee in late 1966. Lee adopted Scotty shortly thereafter. Lee defended Jessie when she faced murder charges over her dead husband, Dr. John Prentice. Lee lost the case, and Jessie was sent to jail, but an eleventh hour confession by her stepdaughter Polly set her free.
In 1969, Lee and Meg's marriage began to come apart when Meg's old nursing school friend, Iris Fairchild, came to Port Charles and used alcohol to solve her life's problems. Lee intervened and counseled her, giving her a job as his secretary and a reason to go on. Meg grew jealous of Lee's friendship with Iris, and accused them of having an affair. Lee and Meg separated for a while over Meg's unfounded accusations, but came together again when Lee donated his kidney to save Scotty's life.
The following year, Brooke's marriage to Noel had fallen apart and Brooke returned to live with Meg and Lee. Meg was diagnosed with breast cancer, and after a radical mastectomy, Meg's insecurities about her appearance were magnified by the presence of sexy Brooke. Meg suffered a nervous breakdown from her jealousy and depression, and Lee was regrettably forced to institutionalize his wife. By 1971, Lee was thrilled to welcome Meg back from the mental institution, supposedly recovered from her mental breakdown. Now, Meg suffered from a severe case of hypertension. Dr. Lesley Williams, a strikingly beautiful doctor, was assigned to her case at General Hospital. The jealous Meg began to suspect—wrongly—that Lesley was trying to work her way into Lee's bed! During an argument with Lee, Meg suddenly died of a fatal stroke. Lee was devastated, but remained strong for Scotty.
Lee defended Jessie against murder charges again in 1974, when Jessie stood accused of her ex-husband Dr. Phil Brewer's murder. Jessie saddened Lee when she refused to cooperate in her own defense. Lee urged Jessie to fight the charges, letting his emotions run away with him and kissing her passionately! Lee proved Jessie's innocence, but they couldn't rekindle their old relationship. To Scotty's delight, Lee Baldwin found a soulmate in adoption agent Caroline Chandler. After a marriage and a short honeymoon, the newlyweds returned to town to face the disastrous news that Caroline's son, Bobby, an energetic med student, was suffering from an incurable case of Melenkoff's disease. Miraculously, Bobby's certain fate was reversed when Steve discovered that Bobby's fatal diagnosis was wrong! Rejoicing from the welcome news, Lee and Caroline joined Bobby in New York where he received treatment.
Lee Baldwin returned to Port Charles in 1977 after his wife died in an accident. Lee found comfort in long, warm and platonic evenings with Dr. Gail Adamson. Lee and Gail were good company for each other. Sensing his devastation, Gail secretly contacted Scotty Baldwin, Lee's stepson, urging the young law student to get in touch with the only father he'd ever known. Scotty had left Port Charles several years earlier and was now living in New York's Greenwich Village. Gail's mission worked when Scotty showed up in town. She smiled with satisfaction as father and son reunited. Scotty, agreeing to join the "establishment", accepted a clerking job at General Hospital, where he met and became instantly captivated by young Laura Webber.
In the spring of 1979, Scotty kept assuring Laura that he was doing everything in his power to bring a June wedding about, but she lost confidence that they would ever be together. Disillusioned, Laura returned her ring and set out to make new friends. Laura's disregard for his feelings sent Scotty into a tailspin. In despair, Scotty turned to drink. Thankfully, Lee, a recovering alcoholic, pulled his son out of the trap. Lee and Gail were married early in 1979, followed by Laura and Scotty a short time later. Gail and Lee were constantly wrapped up in Scotty's personal troubles. They stood by him through all the tumultuous twists and turns in Scotty's marriage to Laura which included her rape at the campus disco by Luke Spencer.
1980–2013[edit]
For much of 1980, Lee and Gail tried to help Laura and Scotty repair their damaged marriage which became strained because of Laura's rape. Scotty eventually found proof of who had raped Laura and showed up at Luke's wedding to Jennifer Smith, and punched Luke, sending him flying overboard the Smith yacht. Laura found Luke and disappeared from Port Charles, leaving Scotty very bitter towards life. He soon disappeared from Port Charles, leaving only a letter for Laura, denouncing her as a slut. Because he blamed her for Scotty's departure, Lee became antagonistic towards Laura, especially when they found themselves face to face at ELQ where Laura worked as a receptionist and Lee aided Edward Quartermaine in his legal issues. After Laura spent another summer on the run with Luke, she returned, determined to marry Scotty, and found him in Mexico where he promised to give her a divorce so she could marry Luke. The divorce papers ended up in Lee's hands, and he burned them, embittered over Laura's betrayal of his son. Gail feared that Lee would turn back to the bottle, but eventually Lee confessed what he had done and made amends with Laura, attending the wedding with no animosity from either Luke or Laura. When Scotty caught the bridal bouquet at the wedding and announced that he was contesting the divorce, Lee and Gail tried to talk some sense into him but were horrified to find out that he had returned to town a very embittered man. When Laura disappeared soon afterwards and was presumed dead, Lee and Gail mourned her but were relieved to find out that Scotty (who had shared a plane ride with her that very night) had nothing to do with her disappearance.
At Scotty's encouragement, Lee ran for Mayor in 1983, and his opponent was none other than Luke Spencer, the man who ruined Scotty and Laura's marriage! Scotty was managing Lee's campaign and using smear tactics to discredit Luke. Scotty even threatened to expose Luke's sister's past as a prostitute to get him to drop out of the race! When Lee found out what Scotty was up to, Lee fired Scotty and Scotty left town. Luke's campaign manager D.L. Brock used Lee's alcoholism against him but Luke demanded that he not pull stunts like what Scotty had done. Luke won the election but after Laura was revealed to be alive, he resigned and Lee took over, resigning at the end of 1985 and leaving town with Gail to travel in early 1986. In 1989, Gail visited Port Charles alone, informing Scott (who had returned) that Lee was busy with work. The next year, Lee paid a visit with Gail and was shocked to find him in bed with Tracy Quartermaine.
They returned to town for good in 1992 and supported Scotty when he married Dominique Taub who was dying. They were present at his wedding to Katherine Bell in late 1983 which was broken off when Lucy Coe revealed lies about Katherine's past. Scott left town shortly afterwards. Lee and Gail were surprised to learn they were grandparents, when it was revealed in 1994 that Scott fathered high school graduate Karen Wexler with his secretary Rhonda Wexler when he was a law student. The very same year, Lee defended old friend Edward Quartermaine on the charges of murdering his own illegitimate son Bradley Ward who had actually been killed by their old business acquaintance Jack Boland.
After several ups and downs with Scotty, Lee and Gail were thrilled when he returned to Port Charles in 1997 with his young daughter Serena. Dr. Julie Devlin called on Lee's legal services in 1998 when she stood accused of the General Homicide serial killings. Julie's murder trial began and Lee set out to make Dr. Eve Lambert look like the guilty party. Lee was successful in his defense of Julie, who was acquitted of all the charges against her. The killer was still at large, but the authorities now had a clue to go on as someone who resembled Eve was caught on tape by the surveillance camera on the roof of the hospital. At that same time, a woman wearing a very Eve-like wig was seen looking at herself in the mirror. When the woman turned around, it was revealed that Julie was the General Homicide killer!
As it turned out, Julie was really being controlled by evil Dr. Greg Cooper, and was doing his bidding. When Julie was finally caught, Lee Baldwin was appointed as her legal guardian, and Gail helped see to it that Julie was committed to Ferncliff psychiatric facility to get the therapy she needed. Chris and Julie schemed to have Lee replaced as Julie's guardian to further their plan to get Julie acquitted of the murder charges and released from Ferncliff.
Lee worried his loved ones in 1999 when he suffered a Pulmonary Embolism that nearly claimed his life, but with the love and support of his family rallying around him, Lee pulled through and is back to being a vital part of Port Charles. For months, DV Bordisso had made life a living hell for Scott and Lucy Coe. As it turned out, DV claimed to be Scott's biological father and he wanted to get revenge on Scott for what his mother, Meg, had done to him before Scott was even born! Scott, Lucy, Kevin, Eve and Victor all teamed up to beat DV at his own game and emerged victorious in the end. DV, however, managed to frame Scott for attempted murder, but an innocent Scott beat the charges. Scott faced some inner demons upon learning that DV was his biological father, but Lee helped Scott to see that no matter what Scott's biology, he was Lee's son, and was a good person.
Lee and Gail were devastated by the July 2003 death of their eldest granddaughter Karen, when she was hit by a car. Though Lee and Gail mourned her death, they took comfort in the fact that Karen's blood helped save Lucy's life. Lila Quartermaine quietly died in her sleep on the evening of Tuesday, July 13, 2004, and Lee and Gail paid their respects to the Quartermaines at the funeral that Friday. The sources of joy for Lee are his beloved wife Gail and granddaughter, Serena. Highly respected by everyone in the community, Lee always comes down on the right side of the law.
In May 2013, Scott opted not to invite Lee, Gail, & Serena to his & Laura's wedding, but rather keep it small and intimate. Their second attempt at marriage ended in divorce soon afterwards due to her pre-occupation with Luke's ongoing problems.
2017[edit]
On July 13, 2017, Lucy comes to Scott to report Lee's passing (actor Peter Hansen died on April 9).[1]
References[edit]
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External links[edit]
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List of Pixar characters
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The following is an alphabetic list of Disney/Pixar characters, in feature films, shorts and specials originally conceived by Pixar Animation Studios, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company since 2006.
Character
Original voice actor
Animated debut
Abominable Snowman John Ratzenberger[1][2] Monsters, Inc.
Acer Peter Jacobson[3] Cars 2
Al McWhiggin Wayne Knight[4] Toy Story 2
Alfredo Linguini Lou Romano[5] Ratatouille
Anchor Eric Bana[6] Finding Nemo
Andy Davis John Morris[4][7][8] Toy Story
Andy's Mom Laurie Metcalf[4][7][8] Toy Story
Anger Lewis Black[9] Inside Out
Anton Ego Peter O'Toole[5] Ratatouille
Arlo Raymond Ochoa[10] The Good Dinosaur
Art Charlie Day[2] Monsters University
Auguste Gusteau Brad Garrett[5] Ratatouille
Auto MacInTalk[11] WALL-E
Babs the Octopus Lori Richardson Partysaurus Rex
Bailey Ty Burrell[12] Finding Dory
Barbie Jodi Benson[4][8] Toy Story 2
Becky Torbin Bullock[13] Finding Dory
Bernie Kropp Lou Romano[14] The Incredibles
Bing Bong Richard Kind[9] Inside Out
Bloat Brad Garrett[6][13] Finding Nemo
Bonnie Anderson Emily Hahn Toy Story 3
Bonnie's Mom Lori Alan Toy Story 3
Bo Peep Annie Potts[4][7] Toy Story
Bomb Voyage Dominique Louis[14] The Incredibles
Boo Mary Gibbs[1] Monsters, Inc.
Bookworm Richard Kind[8] Toy Story 3
Brent Mustangburger Brent Musburger[3] Cars 2
Brock Pearson Tyler Labine[2] Monsters University
Bruce Barry Humphries[6] Finding Nemo
Bubbles Stephen Root[6][13] Finding Nemo
Buck Marcus Scribner[10] The Good Dinosaur
Bullseye Frank Welker[4][8] Toy Story 2
Butch Sam Elliott[10] The Good Dinosaur
Buttercup Jeff Garlin[8] Toy Story 3
Buzz Lightyear Tim Allen[4][7][8] Toy Story
Captain B. McCrea Jeff Garlin[11] WALL-E
Captain Suds Corey Burton Partysaurus Rex
Carl Fredricksen Edward Asner[15] Up
Carrie Williams Beth Behrs[2] Monsters University
Celia Mae Jennifer Tilly[1] Monsters, Inc.
Charles F. Muntz Christopher Plummer[15] Up
Charlie Phil Proctor[1] Monsters, Inc.
Chatter Telephone Teddy Newton[8] Toy Story 3
Chet Alexander Bobby Moynihan[2] Monsters University
Chick Hicks Michael Keaton[16] Cars
Chuck E. Duck Tony Cox/Don Fullilove Partysaurus Rex
Chuckles the Clown Bud Luckey[8] Toy Story 3
Chunk Jack Angel[8] Toy Story 3
Chum Bruce Spence[6] Finding Nemo
Charlie Eugene Levy[13] Finding Dory
Claire Wheeler Aubrey Plaza[2] Monsters University
Collette Tatou Janeane Garofalo[5] Ratatouille
Coral Elizabeth Perkins[6] Finding Nemo
Crabby the Boat Sig Hansen[3] Cars 2
Crow, The Steve Purcell[17] Brave
Crush Andrew Stanton[6][13] Finding Nemo
Cuddles the Alligator Sherry Lynn Partysaurus Rex
Cruz Ramirez Cristela Alonzo[18] Cars 3
Dad James Kevin Ward[19] Party Central
Darla Sherman Lulu Ebeling[6] Finding Nemo
Darrell Cartrip Darrell Waltrip[3][16] Cars
Dash Parr Spencer Fox[14] The Incredibles
David Hobbscap David Hobbs[3] Cars 2
Dean Hardscrabble Helen Mirren[2] Monsters University
Deb (and Flo) Vicki Lewis[6][13] Finding Nemo
Destiny Kaitlin Olson[13] Finding Dory
Dim Brad Garrett[20] A Bug's Life
Disgust Mindy Kaling[9] Inside Out
Django Brian Dennehy[5] Ratatouille
Doc Hudson Paul Newman[16] Cars
Dolly Bonnie Hunt[8] Toy Story 3
Don Carlton Joel Murray[2] Monsters University
Dory Ellen DeGeneres[6][13] Finding Nemo
Dr. Flora Edie McClurg[20] A Bug's Life
Drips the Whale Faucet Cover Mark Walsh[21] Partysaurus Rex
Dug Bob Peterson[15] Up
Earl John Ratzenberger[10] The Good Dinosaur
Edna Mode Brad Bird[14] The Incredibles
Elastigirl/Helen Parr Holly Hunter[14] The Incredibles
Elinor Emma Thompson[17] Brave
Ellie Fredricksen Elizabeth (Elie) Docter[15] Up
Emile Peter Sohn[5] Ratatouille
Emperor Zurg Andrew Stanton[4] Toy Story 2
EVE Elissa Knight[11] WALL-E
Fear Bill Hader[9] Inside Out
Fillmore George Carlin[16] Cars
Finn McMissile Michael Caine[3] Cars 2
Flik Dave Foley[20] A Bug's Life
Flo Jenifer Lewis[3][16] Cars
Forrest Woodbush Peter Sohn[10] The Good Dinosaur
Francesco Bernoulli John Turturro[3] Cars 2
Francis Denis Leary[20] A Bug's Life
Fred Andrew Stanton[16] Cars
"Frightening" Frank McCay John Krasinski[2] Monsters University
Fritz John Ratzenberger[9] Inside Out
Frozone/Lucius Best Samuel L. Jackson[14] The Incredibles
Fungus Frank Oz[1] Monsters, Inc.
George Sanderson Sam Black[1] Monsters, Inc.
Geri the Cleaner Bob Peterson Geri's Game
Gilbert Huph Wallace Shawn[14] The Incredibles
Gill Willem Dafoe[6][13] Finding Nemo
Gordon John Ratzenberger[17] Brave
Grem Joe Mantegna[3] Cars 2
Guido Guido Quaroni[3][16] Cars
Gurgle Austin Pendleton[6][13] Finding Nemo
Gypsy Madeline Kahn[20] A Bug's Life
Hal None[11] WALL-E
Hamm John Ratzenberger[4][7][8] Toy Story
Hank Ed O'Neill[13] Finding Dory
Hannah Phillips Sarah Freeman[7] Toy Story
Harv Jeremy Piven (US)[16]
Jeremy Clarkson (UK)[16] Cars
Heimlich Joe Ranft[20] A Bug's Life
Henry J. Waternoose III James Coburn[1] Monsters, Inc.
Holley Shiftwell Emily Mortimer[3] Cars 2
Hopper Kevin Spacey[20] A Bug's Life
Jack-Jack Parr Eli Fucile
Maeve Andrews[14] The Incredibles
Jacques Joe Ranft[6] Finding Nemo
James P. Sullivan John Goodman[1][2] Monsters, Inc.
Jangles the Clown Josh Cooley[9] Inside Out
Jeff Gorvette Jeff Gordon[3] Cars 2
Jenny Diane Keaton[12] Finding Dory
Jerry Steve Susskind[1] Monsters, Inc.
Jerry Recycled Batteries Joe Ranft[16] Cars
Jessie Joan Cusack[4][8] Toy Story 2
John John Ratzenberger[11] WALL-E
John Lassetire John Lasseter[3] Cars 2
Johnny Worthington Nathan Fillion[2] Monsters University
Joy Amy Poehler[9] Inside Out
Jackson Storm Armie Hammer[18] Cars 3
Karen Graves Bonnie Hunt[2] Monsters University
Kari McKeen Bret Parker[14] The Incredibles
Ken Michael Keaton[8] Toy Story 3
Kevin Pete Docter[15] Up
King Fergus Billy Connolly[17] Brave
Lele Napua Greig[22] Lava
Lenny Joe Ranft[7] Toy Story
Lewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton[3] Cars 2
Lightning McQueen Owen Wilson[3][16] Cars
Lizzie Katherine Helmond[3][16] Cars
Lord MacGuffin Kevin McKidd[17] Brave
Lord Macintosh Craig Ferguson[17] Brave
Lord Dingwall Robbie Coltrane[17] Brave
Lots-O'-Huggin' Bear Ned Beatty[8] Toy Story 3
Luigi Tony Shalhoub[3][16] Cars
Luxo Jr. None Luxo Jr.
Luxo Sr. None Luxo Jr.
Mack John Ratzenberger[3][16] Cars
Mama Topolino Vanessa Redgrave[3] Cars 2
Manny Jonathan Harris[20] A Bug's Life
Marlin Albert Brooks[6][13] Finding Nemo
Martin Patrick Doyle[17] Brave
Mary Kathy Najimy[11] WALL-E
Mater Larry the Cable Guy[3][16] Cars
Maudie Sally Kinghorn[17]
Eilidh Fraser[17] Brave
Meg Paris Van Dyke[9] Inside Out
Merida Kelly Macdonald[17] Brave
Mike Wazowski Billy Crystal[1][2] Monsters, Inc.
Miles Axlerod Eddie Izzard[3] Cars 2
Minny Edie McClurg[16] Cars
Mirage Elizabeth Peña[14] The Incredibles
M-O Ben Burtt[11] WALL-E
Molly Davis Hannah Unkrich[4][7] Toy Story
Molt Richard Kind[20] A Bug's Life
Mom Colleen O'Shaughnessey[23] Party Central
Momma Ida Frances McDormand[10] The Good Dinosaur
Moonfish, School of John Ratzenberger[6] Finding Nemo
Mr. Bile Jeff Pidgeon[1] Monsters, Inc.
Mr. Incredible/Robert Parr Craig T. Nelson[14] The Incredibles
Mr. Potato Head Don Rickles[4][7][8] Toy Story
Mr. Pricklepants Timothy Dalton[8] Toy Story 3
Mr. Ray Bob Peterson[6] Finding Nemo
Mr. Shark Jack Angel[7] Toy Story
Mr. Soil Roddy McDowall[20] A Bug's Life
Mrs. Potato Head Estelle Harris[4][8] Toy Story 2
Ms. Flint Bonnie Hunt[1] Monsters, Inc.
Mustafa John Ratzenberger[5] Ratatouille
Nash A. J. Buckley[10] The Good Dinosaur
Needleman and Smitty Dan Gerson[1] Monsters, Inc.
Nemo Alexander Gould[6] Finding Nemo
Nigel Geoffrey Rush[6] Finding Nemo
Otis Jeff Garlin[3] Cars 2
P.T. Flea John Ratzenberger[20] A Bug's Life
Peach Allison Janney[6][13] Finding Nemo
Peter "Claws" Ward Joe Ranft[1] Monsters, Inc.
Poppa Henry Jeffrey Wright[10] The Good Dinosaur
Princess Atta Julia Louis-Dreyfus[20] A Bug's Life
Princess Dot Hayden Panettiere[20] A Bug's Life
Professor Knight Alfred Molina[2] Monsters University
Professor Zündapp Thomas Kretschmann[3] Cars 2
Queen, The Phyllis Diller[20] A Bug's Life
The Queen of England Vanessa Redgrave[3] Cars 2
Ramone Cheech Marin[3][16] Cars
Ramsey Anna Paquin[10] The Good Dinosaur
Randall Boggs Steve Buscemi[1][2] Monsters, Inc.
RC None Toy Story
Red Joe Ranft[16] Cars
Referee Bill Hader[2] Monsters University
Remy Patton Oswalt[5] Ratatouille
Rex the Dinosaur Wallace Shawn[4][7][8] Toy Story
Rick Dicker Bud Luckey[14] The Incredibles
Riley Anderson Kaitlyn Dias[9] Inside Out
Riley's Dad Kyle MacLachlan[9] Inside Out
Riley's Mom Diane Lane[9] Inside Out
River Scott Isiah Whitlock Jr.[18] Cars 3
Rod "Torque" Redline Bruce Campbell[3] Cars 2
Rosie Bonnie Hunt[20] A Bug's Life
Roz Bob Peterson[1][2] Monsters, Inc.
Russell Jordan Nagai[15] Up
Sadness Phyllis Smith[9] Inside Out
Sally Carrera Bonnie Hunt[3][16] Cars
Sanjay Brent Schraff[24] Sanjay's Super Team
Sarge Paul Dooley[3][16] Cars
Sarge R. Lee Ermey[4][7][8] Toy Story
Scott "Squishy" Squibbles Peter Sohn[2] Monsters University
Scud None Toy Story
Sheriff Michael Wallis[3][16] Cars
Sheriff Woody Tom Hanks[4][7][8] Toy Story
Sherri Squibbles Julia Sweeney[2] Monsters University
Sid Phillips Erik von Detten[7][8] Toy Story
Siddeley Jason Isaacs[3] Cars 2
Skinner Ian Holm[5] Ratatouille
Slim David Hyde Pierce[20] A Bug's Life
Slinky Dog Jim Varney[4][7] Toy Story
Slug Bill Hader[2] Monsters University
Smokey Chris Cooper[18] Cars 3
Spot Jack Bright[10] The Good Dinosaur
Squeeze Toy Aliens Debi Derryberry[7]
Jeff Pidgeon[4][7][8] Toy Story
Squirt Nicholas Bird[6]
Bennett Dammann[13] Finding Nemo
Stinky Pete the Prospector Kelsey Grammer[4] Toy Story 2
Stretch Whoopi Goldberg[8] Toy Story 3
Strip Weathers Richard Petty[16] Cars
Syndrome/Buddy Pine Jason Lee[14] The Incredibles
Terri Perry Sean Hayes[2] Monsters University
Terry Perry Dave Foley[2] Monsters University
Thunderclap Steve Zahn[10] The Good Dinosaur
Timmy Cristina Pucelli[25] Party Central
Tom John Ratzenberger[15] Up
Tomber Michel Michelis[3] Cars 2
Tony Guido Quaroni[1] Monsters, Inc.
Tony Rydinger Michael Bird[14] The Incredibles
Tony Trihull Lloyd Sherr[3] Cars 2
Tour Guide Barbie Jodi Benson[4] Toy Story 2
Trixie Kristen Schaal[8] Toy Story 3
Tuck and Roll Michael McShane[20] A Bug's Life
Twitch John Cygan[8] Toy Story 3
Uku Kuana Torres Kahele[22] Lava
Uncle Topolino Franco Nero[3] Cars 2
Underminer, The John Ratzenberger[14] The Incredibles
Van Richard Kind[16] Cars
Violet Parr Sarah Vowell[14] The Incredibles
WALL-E Ben Burtt[11] WALL-E
Wee Dingwall Callum O'Neill[17] Brave
Wheezy the Penguin Joe Ranft[4] Toy Story 2
Witch, The Julie Walters[17] Brave
Young Andy Charlie Bright[8] Toy Story 3
Young MacGuffin Kevin McKidd[17] Brave
Young Macintosh Steven Cree[17] Brave
Young Merida Peigi Barker[17] Brave
Young Mike Noah Johnston[2] Monsters University
See also[edit]
List of Disney animated characters
List of Cars characters
List of The Incredibles characters
List of Monsters, Inc. characters
List of Toy Story characters
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Pixar
Feature films
Released
Toy Story (1995)
A Bug's Life (1998)
Toy Story 2 (1999)
Monsters, Inc. (2001)
Finding Nemo (2003)
The Incredibles (2004)
Cars (2006)
Ratatouille (2007)
WALL-E (2008)
Up (2009)
Toy Story 3 (2010)
Cars 2 (2011)
Brave (2012)
Monsters University (2013)
Inside Out (2015)
The Good Dinosaur (2015)
Finding Dory (2016)
Cars 3 (2017)
Coco (2017)
Upcoming
Incredibles 2 (2018)
Toy Story 4 (2019)
Short films
Luxo Jr. (1986)
Red's Dream (1987)
Tin Toy (1988)
Knick Knack (1989)
Geri's Game (1997)
For the Birds (2000)
Mike's New Car (2002)
Boundin' (2003)
Jack-Jack Attack (2005)
Mr. Incredible and Pals (2005)
One Man Band (2005)
Mater and the Ghostlight (2006)
Lifted (2006)
Your Friend the Rat (2007)
Presto (2008)
BURN-E (2008)
Partly Cloudy (2009)
Dug's Special Mission (2009)
George & A.J. (2009)
Day & Night (2010)
La Luna (2011)
Hawaiian Vacation (2011)
Small Fry (2011)
Partysaurus Rex (2012)
The Legend of Mor'du (2012)
The Blue Umbrella (2013)
Party Central (2013)
Lava (2014)
Sanjay's Super Team (2015)
Riley's First Date? (2015)
Piper (2016)
Lou (2017)
Series
Cars Toons (2008–14)
Toy Story Toons (2011–12)
Compilations
Tiny Toy Stories (1996)
Pixar Short Films Collection, Volume 1 (2007)
Cars Toons: Mater's Tall Tales (2010)
Pixar Short Films Collection, Volume 2 (2012)
Other work
Beach Chair (1986)
Light & Heavy (1990)
Television specials
Toy Story of Terror! (2013)
Toy Story That Time Forgot (2014)
Franchises
Toy Story (1995–present)
Monsters, Inc. (2001–13)
Finding Nemo (2003–present)
The Incredibles (2004–present)
Cars (2006–present)
Associated
productions
The Adventures of André and Wally B. (1984)
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A high-pressure fuel pump on a Yanmar 2GM20 marine diesel engine
A fuel pump is a frequently (but not always) essential component on a car or other internal combustion engined device. Many engines (older motorcycle engines in particular) do not require any fuel pump at all, requiring only gravity to feed fuel from the fuel tank or under high pressure to the fuel injection system. Often, carbureted engines use low pressure mechanical pumps that are mounted outside the fuel tank, whereas fuel injected engines often use electric fuel pumps that are mounted inside the fuel tank (and some fuel injected engines have two fuel pumps: one low pressure/high volume supply pump in the tank and one high pressure/low volume pump on or near the engine).[1] Fuel pressure needs to be within certain specifications for the engine to run correctly. If the fuel pressure is too high, the engine will run rough and rich, not combusting all of the fuel being pumped making the engine inefficient and a pollutant. If the pressure is too low, the engine may run lean, misfire, or stall.
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1 Mechanical pump
1.1 Plunger-Type Fuel Pump
1.2 Decline of mechanical pumps
2 Electric pump
3 Diesel Fuel Pumps
4 Turbopumps
5 References
Mechanical pump[edit]
Mechanical fuel pump, fitted to cylinder head
Prior to the widespread adoption of electronic fuel injection, most carbureted automobile engines used mechanical fuel pumps to transfer fuel from the fuel tank into the fuel bowls of the carburetor. The two most widely used fuel feed pumps are diaphragm and plunger-type mechanical pumps. Diaphragm pumps are a type of positive displacement pump. Diaphragm pumps contain a pump chamber whose volume is increased or decreased by the flexing of a flexible diaphragm, similar to the action of a piston pump. A check valve is located at both the inlet and outlet ports of the pump chamber to force the fuel to flow in one direction only. Specific designs vary, but in the most common configuration, these pumps are typically bolted onto the engine block or head, and the engine's camshaft has an extra eccentric lobe that operates a lever on the pump, either directly or via a pushrod, by pulling the diaphragm to bottom dead center. In doing so, the volume inside the pump chamber increased, causing pressure to decrease.This allows fuel to be pushed into the pump from the tank (caused by atmospheric pressure acting on the fuel in the tank). The return motion of the diaphragm to top dead center is accomplished by a diaphragm spring, during which the fuel in the pump chamber is squeezed through the outlet port and into the carburetor. The pressure at which the fuel is expelled from the pump is thus limited (and therefore regulated) by the force applied by the diaphragm spring.
The carburetor typically contains a float bowl into which the expelled fuel is pumped. When the fuel level in the float bowl exceeds a certain level, the inlet valve to the carburetor will close, preventing the fuel pump from pumping more fuel into the carburetor. At this point, any remaining fuel inside the pump chamber is trapped, unable to exit through the inlet port or outlet port. The diaphragm will continue to allow pressure to the diaphragm, and during the subsequent rotation, the eccentric will pull the diaphragm back to bottom dead center, where it will remain until the inlet valve to the carburetor reopens.
Because one side of the pump diaphragm contains fuel under pressure and the other side is connected to the crankcase of the engine, if the diaphragm splits (a common failure), it can leak fuel into the crankcase. The capacity of both mechanical and electric fuel pump is measured in psi (which stands for pounds per square inch). Usually, this unit is the general measurement for pressure, yet it has slightly different meaning, when talking about fuel pumps[2]. In this context it denotes the speed, at which the pump delivers fuel from the tank to the engine. This is one of fuel pump characteristics. The higher pressure is, the faster fuel flows.
Diagram of diaphragm type fuel pump
Plunger-Type Fuel Pump[edit]
Plunger-type pumps are a type of positive displacement pump that contain a pump chamber whose volume is increased and/or decreased by a plunger moving in and out of a chamber full of fuel with inlet and discharge stop-check valves. It is similar to that of a piston pump, but the high-pressure seal is stationary while the smooth cylindrical plunger slides through the seal. These pumps typically run at a higher pressure than diaphragm type pumps. Specific designs vary, but in the most common configuration, these pumps are mounted on the side of the injection pump and driven by the camshaft, either directly or via a pushrod.[3] When the camshaft lobe is at top dead center, the plunger has just finished pushing the fuel through the discharge valve. A spring is used to pull the plunger outward creating a lower pressure pulling fuel into the chamber from the inlet valve. These pumps can run between 250 and 1,800 bar (3,625 and 26,000 psi).[4] Because it is connected to the camshaft, the discharge pressure of these pumps is constant, but the rate at which it pumps is directly correlated to the revolutions per minute (rpm) of the engine.
Both pumps create negative pressure to draw the fuel through the lines. However, the low pressure between the pump and the fuel tank, in combination with heat from the engine and/or hot weather, can cause the fuel to vaporize in the supply line. This results in fuel starvation as the fuel pump, designed to pump liquid, not vapor, is unable to suck more fuel to the engine, causing the engine to stall. This condition is different from vapor lock, where high engine heat on the pressured side of the pump (between the pump and the carburetor) boils the fuel in the lines, also starving the engine of enough fuel to run. Mechanical automotive fuel pumps generally do not generate much more than 10–15 psi, which is more than enough for most carburetors.
Decline of mechanical pumps[edit]
As engines moved away from carburetors and towards fuel injection, mechanical fuel pumps were replaced with electric fuel pumps, because fuel injection systems operate more efficiently at higher fuel pressures (40–60 psi) than mechanical diaphragm pumps can generate. Electric fuel pumps are generally located in the fuel tank, in order to use the fuel in the tank to cool the pump and to ensure a steady supply of fuel.
Another benefit of an in-tank mounted fuel pump is that a suction pump at the engine could suck in air through a (difficult to diagnose) faulty hose connection, while a leaking connection in a pressure line will show itself immediately. A potential hazard of a tank-mounted fuel pump is that all of the fuel lines are under (high) pressure, from the tank to the engine. Any leak will be easily detected, but is also hazardous.
Electric pump[edit]
A piston metering pump f.e. gasoline – or additive metering pump
In many modern cars the fuel pump is usually electric and located inside the fuel tank. The pump creates positive pressure in the fuel lines, pushing the gasoline to the engine. The higher gasoline pressure raises the boiling point. Placing the pump in the tank puts the component least likely to handle gasoline vapor well (the pump itself) farthest from the engine, submersed in cool liquid. Another benefit to placing the pump inside the tank is that it is less likely to start a fire. Though electrical components (such as a fuel pump) can spark and ignite fuel vapors, liquid fuel will not explode (see flammability limit) and therefore submerging the pump in the tank is one of the safest places to put it. In most cars, the fuel pump delivers a constant flow of gasoline to the engine; fuel not used is returned to the tank. This further reduces the chance of the fuel boiling, since it is never kept close to the hot engine for too long.
Electric fuel pump
An advantage of an electric fuel pump is reduced fuel consumption because it does not have the resistance associated with a mechanical drive and because the fuel supply can be monitored more accurately by the electronic control unit (ECU). Pre-delivery of fuel can also be accomplished by an electric fuel pump because it does not depend on engine rpm. Due to this, rapid engine starting can be implemented to conserve gas. This is particularly important in stop-start systems where the engine turns itself off when it senses no use, such as stopped at a stoplight.
The ignition switch does not carry the power to the fuel pump; instead, it activates a relay which will handle the higher current load. It is common for the fuel pump relay to become oxidized and cease functioning; this is much more common than the actual fuel pump failing. Modern engines utilize solid-state control which allows the fuel pressure to be controlled via pulse-width modulation of the pump voltage. This increases the life of the pump, allows a smaller and lighter device to be used, and reduces electrical load.
Cars with electronic fuel injection have an electronic control unit (ECU) and this may be programmed with safety logic that will shut the electric fuel pump off, even if the engine is running. In the event of a collision this will prevent fuel leaking from any ruptured fuel line. Additionally, cars may have an inertia switch (usually located underneath the front passenger seat) that is "tripped" in the event of an impact, or a roll-over valve that will shut off the fuel pump in case the car rolls over.
Some ECUs may also be programmed to shut off the fuel pump if they detect low or zero oil pressure, for instance if the engine has suffered a terminal failure (with the subsequent risk of fire in the engine compartment).
The fuel sending unit assembly may be a combination of the electric fuel pump, the filter, the strainer, and the electronic device used to measure the amount of fuel in the tank via a float attached to a sensor which sends data to the dash-mounted fuel gauge. The fuel pump by itself is a relatively inexpensive part. But a mechanic at a garage might have a preference to install the entire unit assembly.
Diesel Fuel Pumps[edit]
Diesel fuel pumps operate at a much higher pressure due to the engine’s specs and are usually mechanical pumps such as common rail radial piston pump, common rail two piston radial, inline pump, port and helix, and metering unit design. Radial piston pumps used in cars and trucks are fuel lubricated, this helps with keeping oil out of the high pressure fuel. Oil in the fuel can raise emissions and clog injectors.[5] Many diesel engines are common rail, which means all the injectors are supplied by one pipe full of high pressure fuel supplied by the fuel pump. Common rails dampen the pressure fluctuations when fuel is used by each injector and pumped into the cylinder. Common rails also make it easier for the fuel pressure to be measured by one device instead of one per cylinder. [5] Port and Helix (plunger type) high pressure fuel pumps are most commonly used in marine diesels because of their simplicity, reliability, and its ability to be scaled up in proportion to the engine size. [6]
Port and Helix type pump
Port and Helix pumps are cam driven plunger type pumps that run at one-half engine rpm for four stoke engines and at the same rpm in the case of a two stroke. The pump is similar to that of a radial piston type pump but instead of a piston it has a machined plunger that has no seals. When the plunger is at top dead center, the injection to the cylinder is finished and it is returned on its downward stroke by a compression spring.[6] Because the height of the cam lobe cannot be easily changed, the amount of fuel being pumped to the injector is controlled by a rack and pinion device that rotates the plunger allowing variable amounts of fuel to the area above the plunger. Inlet and outlet ports are located on two sides of the pumps cylinder walls allowing fuel to flow through the compression chamber until the plunger is driven up closing the two ports and starting the compression motion. The outlet port feeds back into the fuel tank/settler of the engine. The fuel is then forced through a stop check valve, to prevent backflow to the injector nozzle at pressures that can exceed 18,000 psi. [5]
Turbopumps[edit]
Main article: Turbopump
Many jet engines, including rocket engines use a turbopump which is a centrifugal pump usually propelled by a gas turbine or in some cases a ram-air device (particularly in ramjet engines which lack a shaft).
References[edit]
Jump up ^ Hollembeak, Barry (2005). Classroom Manual for Automotive Fuels and Emissions. Cengage Learning. p. 154. Retrieved June 12, 2012.
Jump up ^ Zahl, Timothy (12 July 2016). "Does My Vehicle Have a Mechanical or Electric Fuel Pump?". CARiD.com.
Jump up ^ Judge, A. (1965). Modern Smaller Diesel Engines (Vol. 7). Cambridge, Massachusetts: Robert Bentley Inc.
Jump up ^ Mollenhauer, K., & Tschöke, H. (2010). Handbook of Diesel Engines. Berlin: Springer- Verlag.
^ Jump up to: a b c Mollenhauer, K., & Tschöke, H. (2010). Handbook of Diesel Engines. Berlin: Springer- Verlag.
^ Jump up to: a b Judge, A. (1965). Modern Smaller Diesel Engines (Vol. 7). Cambridge, Massachusetts: Robert Bentley Inc.
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