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US 2006/0187744 A1Published application
Fluid mixing apparatus
OwnerWilmer Parkerinventor
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Abstract
An apparatus for mixing fluid.
Claims20
A mixing apparatus capable of being activated while at least partially immersed in a container of fluid, immersed activation of said mixing tool capable of causing:
- (a) upward fluid movement proximate a respective one of either a periphery of said container or a central vertical axis of said container;
- (b) downward fluid movement proximate the other respective one of either a periphery of said container or a central vertical axis of said container;
- (c) inward fluid movement proximate a respective one of either the surface of said fluid or a lower boundary of said container;
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- (d) outward fluid movement proximate the other respective one of either the surface of said fluid or a lower boundary of said container.
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A fluid mixing apparatus selectively insertable in a container of fluid, said apparatus comprising:
- (a) a longitudinal shaft;
- (b) a first blade transversely mounted to said shaft having a horizontal member and a vertical member, said horizontal member shaped to push fluid upward when said shaft is rotated in said container and said vertical member shaped to push fluid inward when said shaft is rotated;
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- (c) a second blade transversely mounted to said shaft having a horizontal member and a vertical member, said horizontal member shaped to push fluid upward when said shaft is rotated in said container and said vertical member shaped to push fluid outward when said shaft is rotated.
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A mixing apparatus having a mixing portion on a distal end of a longitudinal shaft, said mixing portion capable of being activated while at least partially immersed in fluid, immersed activation of said mixing portion capable of causing:
- (a) upward fluid movement at a respective one of either a position radially proximate said longitudinal shaft or a position radially distant said longitudinal shaft;
- (b) downward fluid movement at the other respective one of either a position radially proximate said longitudinal shaft or a position radially distant said longitudinal shaft;
- (c) inward fluid movement at a respective one of either a position proximately above said mixing portion or a position proximately below said mixing portion;
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- (d) outward fluid movement proximate the other respective one of either a position proximately above said mixing portion or a position proximately below said mixing portion.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.