Container with Air Intakes
OwnerSang Gi Leeinventor
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Abstract
A container including a vessel, a top plate, a first hole, and one or more second holes is provided. The vessel is for storing liquid, and includes open top and closed bottom portions. The first hole on the top plate has a first open state and a second close state, and the first hole allows the liquid to flow through the first hole in the first open state. Each of the second holes on the top plate includes a first open state and a second close state. When at least one of the second holes in the first open state allows air traffics between inside and outside. At least one of the second holes allows air flow through the second hole so as to equalize air pressure of the inside and outside of the container when the liquid flows through the first hole.
Claims14
A container for storing and suckling liquid comprising:
- a vessel configured to store liquid, the vessel portion comprising an open top portion and a closed bottom portion;
- a top plate configured to close and seal the open top portion of the vessel;
- a first hole provided on the top plate, wherein the first hole comprises a first open state and a second close state, and wherein the first hole is configured to allow the liquid to flow through the first hole in the first open state, and wherein the first hole is configured to keep the liquid from leaking through the first hole in the second close state;
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- one or more second holes provided on the top plate, each of the one or more holes comprises a first open state and a second close state, wherein when at least one of the one more second holes is in the first open state the opened second hole is configured to allow air traffics between inside and outside of the container, and wherein when all of the one or more second holes are in the second close state the second holes block flowing of the air through the second holes,
- wherein at least one of the one or more second holes allows air flow through the second hole so as to equalize air pressure of the inside and outside of the container when the liquid flows through the first hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.