Fluid container
OwnerEdward Jared Murrayinventor
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Abstract
A fluid container, comprising a bottom surface, four walls extending upward from the bottom surface to create a cavity to house a fluid, a top surface covering the cavity, a fluid opening formed in one of the four walls near the bottom surface, wherein the fluid passes through the fluid opening to exit the container, and an air/vapor passageway formed adjacent and substantially parallel to the one of the four walls including the fluid opening, wherein the air/vapor passageway extends from the fluid opening upward toward the top surface, and air/vapor passes through the passageway into the container.
Claims14
A fluid container, comprising:
- a bottom surface;
- four walls extending upward from the bottom surface to create a cavity to house a fluid;
- a top surface covering the cavity;
- a fluid opening formed in one of the four walls near the bottom surface, wherein the fluid passes through the fluid opening to exit the container;
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- an air/vapor passageway formed adjacent and substantially parallel to the one of the four walls including the fluid opening, wherein the air/vapor passageway extends from the fluid opening upward toward the top surface, and air/vapor passes through the passageway into the container.
A fluid container, comprising:
- a bottom surface;
- four walls extending upward from the bottom surface to create a cavity to house a fluid;
- a top surface covering the cavity;
- a fluid opening formed in one of the four walls near the bottom surface, wherein the fluid passes through the fluid opening to exit the container;
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- an air/vapor passageway formed along the one of the four walls including the fluid opening, wherein the air/vapor passageway extends from the fluid opening upward toward the top surface, and air/vapor passes through the passageway into the container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.