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US 11,634,250 B2Granted
Multi-vessel reservoir assembly
AssigneeAbc Technologies Inc.
InventorRichard Allan
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Abstract
A multi-vessel reservoir assembly is provided. The multi-vessel reservoir assembly comprises a first fluid vessel, a second fluid vessel, and at least one linkage positioned between the first and second fluid vessels. The at least one linkage serves to maintain the first and second fluid vessels in fixed and spaced-apart relationship relative to one another. The first and second fluid vessels are independent and separately operable.
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A multi-vessel reservoir assembly comprising:
- a first fluid vessel;
- a second fluid vessel that is independent and separately operable from the first fluid vessel;
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- at least one linkage positioned between the first and second fluid vessels, the at least one linkage serving to maintain the first and second fluid vessels in a fixed and spaced-apart relationship relative to one another,
- wherein the at least one linkage includes at least two primary connector elements extending between the first and second fluid vessels and at least one secondary connector element that is situated to span a gap delimited by the at least two primary connector elements.
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A multi-vessel reservoir assembly comprising:
- a first reservoir member forming an upper portion of the assembly;
- a second reservoir member forming a lower portion of the assembly, and joined to the first reservoir member along an assembly plane, the first and second reservoir members defining
- a first fluid vessel;
- and
- a second fluid vessel that is independent and separately operable from the first fluid vessel;
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- at least one linkage positioned between the first and second fluid vessels, the at least one linkage serving to maintain the first and second fluid vessels in fixed and spaced-apart relationship relative to one another,
- wherein the at least one linkage includes at least two primary connector elements extending between the first and second fluid vessels, at least one web positioned at the assembly plane between the first and second fluid vessels, and at least one secondary connector element that is situated to span a gap delimited by the at least two primary connector elements, and
- wherein the at least one secondary connector element in combination with the web and the at least two primary connector elements define an isolation pocket.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.