Tank assembly
AssigneePACCAR Inc
InventorKenneth Mathew Shearn
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Abstract
A storage device for retaining fluids is provided. The storage device includes a first container for retaining a first fluid, wherein the first container has a first end and a second end. The storage device further includes a first end container for retaining a second fluid, wherein the first end container is generally annular in shape and is at least partially received within a portion of the first end of the first container.
Claims20
A storage device for retaining fluids, the storage device comprising:
- (a) a first container for retaining a first fluid, the first container having a first end and a second end;
- (b) a first end container for retaining a second fluid, wherein the first end container is generally annular in shape and is at least partially received within a portion of the first end of the first container.
A storage device for retaining fluids, the storage device comprising:
- (a) a first container for retaining a liquid, the first container having a first end and a second end;
- (b) a first annular end container for retaining gas, wherein the first annular end container is at least partially received within a portion of the first end of the first container;
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- (c) a second annular end container for retaining a gas, wherein the second annular end container is at least partially received within a portion of the second end of the first container.
A storage device for retaining fluids, the storage device comprising:
- (a) a first tank for retaining a liquid, the first tank having first and second ends and an interior;
- (b) a first end tank for retaining gas, the first end tank having a through-hole and at least partially received within a portion of the first end of the first tank such that the through-hole is in communication with the first end of the first tank.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.