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US 11,110,307 B1Granted
Gas tank storage bag
OwnerKathiana Possibleinventor
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Abstract
A gas tank storage bag, including a cylindrical main body to store at least one item therein, a back support pad disposed on at least a portion of the cylindrical main body to prevent at least a portion of the cylindrical main body from collapsing in response to movement thereto, a shoulder strap assembly disposed on at least a portion of a top portion of the cylindrical main body to suspend the cylindrical main body from shoulders of a user, and a waist strap assembly disposed on at least a portion of a bottom portion of the cylindrical main body to connect around a waist of the user.
Claims6
A gas tank storage bag, comprising:
- a cylindrical main body to store at least one item therein;
- a back support pad disposed on at least a portion of the cylindrical main body to prevent at least a portion of the cylindrical main body from collapsing in response to movement thereto;
- a shoulder strap assembly, comprising:
- a first shoulder strap, comprising:
- a first section disposed on at least a portion of the back support pad to extend away from the back support pad with respect to a first direction, such that the first section is angularly disposed at a first plane different from a plane of a top edge of the cylindrical main body, and
- a second section disposed on at least a portion of the back support pad to extend away from the back support pad with respect to a second direction, such that the second section is angularly disposed at a second plane different from the first plane and the plane of the top edge of the cylindrical main body, and
- a second shoulder strap, comprising:
- another first section disposed on at least a portion of the back support pad a first distance away from the first section to extend away from the back support pad with respect to a third direction opposite with respect to the second direction, such that the another first section is angularly disposed at a third plane different from the first plane, the second plane, and the plane of the top edge of the cylindrical main body, and
- another second section disposed on at least a portion of the back support pad a second distance away from the second section to extend away from the back support pad with respect to a fourth direction opposite with respect to the first direction, such that the another second section is angularly disposed at a fourth plane different from the first plane, the second plane, the third plane, and the plane of the top edge of the cylindrical main body;
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- a waist strap assembly disposed on at least a portion of a bottom portion of the cylindrical main body to connect around a waist of the user.
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A gas tank storage bag, comprising:
- a cylindrical main body to store at least one gas tank therein;
- a back support pad constructed of metal and plastic disposed on at least a portion of the cylindrical main body to prevent at least a portion of the cylindrical main body from collapsing in response to movement thereto;
- a shoulder strap assembly disposed on at least a portion of the back support pad to suspend the cylindrical main body from shoulders of a user;
- a waist strap assembly disposed on at least a portion of a bottom portion of the cylindrical main body to connect around a waist of the user;
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- a gas detection unit disposed within at least a portion of the cylindrical main body, the gas detection unit comprising:
- a gas detection sensor to transmit a gas leak signal in response to detection of a gas leak, and transmit an impact signal in response to detection of a weight of the gas tank and a physical impact to the cylindrical main body, and
- an alarm unit to illuminate a light on an outer surface of the cylindrical main body in response to receiving the gas leak signal, and emit a sound on an interior surface of the cylindrical main body in response to receiving the impact signal, such that the cylindrical main body causes sound reverberation therein.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.