Back to results
US 2003/0151973 A1Published application
Container for transporting and storing field controllable fluid
AssigneeLord Corporation
InventorsScott D. Gartland, Donald A. Nixon, Gary W. Adams, K. Andrew Kintz, Eric T. Byrd
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A container for storing and transporting field controllable fluid is disclosed. The field controllable material may be mixed and remixed in the container and the field controllable material may be flowed into or discharged from the container chamber without opening the container.
Claims33
A combination comprising:
- (A) a container, the container comprised of a first container end, a second container end and a wall extending between the first and second container ends, the container defining a chamber, the first and second container ends being closed, the container further comprising an inlet port and a discharge port;
- (B) a mixing element located in the chamber;
- (C) a driven member comprising a first member end made integral with the mixing element and a second member end located outside of the chamber, the second member end including a first coupling means;
- (D) motive force supplying means adapted to be removably located at one container end, the motive force supplying means comprising second coupling means adapted to be coupled with the first coupling means to drive said driven member and integral mixing element;
- and
- (E) a volume of field responsive material in the chamber.
3 more elements
A container comprising:
- a first container end, a second container end and a wall extending between the first and second container ends, the container defining a chamber, the first and second container ends being closed, the container further comprising an inlet port and a discharge port;
- a mixing element fixedly located in the chamber;
- a driven member comprising a first member end made integral with the mixing element and a second member end located outside of the chamber, the second member end including a first coupling means;
- and a volume of field responsive material located in the chamber.
1 more element
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.