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AssigneesGary Wayne FERGUSON, John Peter SEARLE
InventorsGary Wayne Ferguson, Keith Wyness
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A delivery container for temperature sensitive goods is provided having sidewalls, a rear wall, top and bottom walls all of a heat insulated construction, an upright access opening opposite the rear wall and a door assembly for selectively closing the access opening. Multiple generally upright cavities are associated with the sidewalls and rear wall. A cooling gas distribution arrangement includes a refrigerant receiving recess (12) provided in a refrigerant support tray having surfaces (15) inclined downwardly towards an upper region of the sidewalls and rear wall for distributing cooling gases generated by refrigerant located in the refrigerant receiving recess (12) to openings communicating with the multiple upright cavities, in use. The door assembly preferably includes an uppermost panel (35) that opens separately from the balance (36, 37, 38) of the door to provide access to the refrigerant receiving recess (12) for installing or removing refrigerant whilst the rest of the door assembly remains closed.
A delivery container for temperature sensitive goods, the delivery container having sidewalls, a rear wall, a top and a bottom wall all of a heat insulated construction, an upright access opening opposite the rear wall, a door assembly for selectively closing the access opening, and a cooling gas distribution arrangement including a refrigerant receiving recess in a top region of an interior of the container and multiple generally upright cavities associated with the sidewalls and rear wall, wherein the refrigerant receiving recess is provided in a refrigerant support tray having surfaces inclined downwardly towards an upper region of the sidewalls and rear wall of the delivery container for distributing cooling gases generated by refrigerant located in the refrigerant receiving recess to openings communicating with the multiple upright cavities, in use.
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