Effluent containment device for cleaning fin fan coolers
AssigneeThe Blast Bag Company, Inc.
InventorDanny EARP
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Abstract
An effluent container may include: a first sheet of material; a second sheet of material being attached to the first sheet of material so as to form a container, first and second liners are secured to the respective first and second sheets with securing sheets; at least one of either attaching structure located on the container configured to allow the container to be attached to a structure and closure structure located on the both the first and second sheets of material at the open end, the closure structure configured to allow the container to be closed onto a structure; and a drain located on one of the sheets at an end opposite the open end, the drain configured to provide selective fluid communication between the interior of the container and an outside of the container.
Claims20
An effluent container comprising:
- a first sheet of material having at least four sides;
- a second sheet of material also having at least four sides attached to the first sheet of material on at least three sides such that a fourth side of both the first and second sheets are not attached and form an open end to the container, the container, having an interior;
- a first liner attached to the first sheet of material;
- a second liner attached to the second sheet of material;
- a closure structure located on the fourth side of both the first and second sheets and configured to allow the container to be closed onto a structure;
- attaching structure attached to the fourth side of both the first and second sheets and configured to provide attaching points for attaching the container to a structure;
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- a drain located on one of the sheets at an end opposite the open end, the drain configured to provide selective fluid communication between the interior of the container and an outside of the container.
An effluent container comprising:
- a first sheet of material having at least four sides;
- a second sheet of material also having at least four sides attached to the first sheet of material on at least three sides such that a fourth side of both the first and second sheets are not attached and form an open end to the container the container having an interior;
- a first liner attached to the first sheet of material;
- a second liner attached to the second sheet of material;
- a closure structure located on the fourth side of both the first and second sheets and configured to allow the container to be closed onto a structure, wherein the closure structure is a strap that can be shortened to attach the container to a structure;
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- a drain located on one of the sheets at an end opposite the open end, the drain configured to provide selective fluid communication between the interior of the container and an outside of the container.
An effluent container comprising:
- a first sheet of material;
- a second sheet of material having a corresponding shape to the first sheet of material, the first sheet and second sheet of material being attached to each other around the perimeter of the first and second sheets so as to form a container having an open end, such that the container has an interior;
- a first liner attached to the first sheet of material;
- a second liner attached to the second sheet of material, wherein the first and second liners are secured to the respective first and second sheets with securing sheets trapping the first and second liners between the securing sheet and the respective first and second sheets;
- at least one of either:
- attaching structure located on the container configured to allow the container to be attached to a structure and closure structure located on the both the first and second sheets of material at the open end, the closure structure configured to allow the container to be closed onto a structure;
- and
- a drain located on one of the sheets at an end opposite the open end, the drain configured to provide selective fluid communication between the interior of the container and an outside of the container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.