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US 2022/0031926 A1Published application
Spherical Canister
AssigneeDesign Department, Inc.
InventorsBrian T. Leadingham, Patrick C. Tetzlaff, Alex J. Gruber, Luke A. Westhoff, Russ Johnson, Ken Chung
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Abstract
A canister for collection and storage of fluids under vacuum, comprising a spherical container having a first hemispherical component and a second hemispherical component. The first and second components are connected at a canister beltline consisting of multiple flanges, to provide an air-tight and liquid tight seal.
Claims17
A spherical canister for vacuum collection and storage of fluids, said canister comprising:
- a first hemisphere and a second hemisphere;
- said first hemisphere having a first base with a first base perimeter defined at least by a first annular rib;
- said second hemisphere having a second base with a second base perimeter defined at least, by a second annular rib;
- and
- said first annular rib in sealable contact with said second annular rib about a canister beltline, thereby forming a fluid holding volume, with said sealable contact being positioned about said fluid holding volume.
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A spherical canister for vacuum storage and distribution of fluids, said canister comprising
- a first hemisphere and a second hemisphere;
- said first hemisphere having a first base with a first base perimeter;
- said second hemisphere having a second base with a second base perimeter;
- and
- said first base in sealable contact with said second base thereby defining a fluid holding volume, with said sealable contact being positioned about said fluid holding volume.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.