Liquid cooling and dispensing device
AssigneeMarvin Glass & Associates
InventorsRouben T. Terzian, Douglas P. Montague, Howard J. Morrison
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AssigneeMarvin Glass & Associates
InventorsRouben T. Terzian, Douglas P. Montague, Howard J. Morrison
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A device for chilling fluids includes a cooling chamber for containing cooling media such as ice or the like. The wall of the cooling chamber includes a mounting arm for supporting a container of fluid generally in an inverted position. A fluid conduit is positioned within the cooling chamber in contact with the cooling media. The fluid conduit includes a removable coupler at its upper end for coupling the open end of the fluid container to the conduit and a check valve to prevent accidental spilling of the container. The lower end of the conduit includes a valve to allow selective flow of fluid from the container into the conduit for cooling and out through the valve into a suitable receptacle such as a drinking glass. In an alternate embodiment, the cooling chamber is generally rectangular in shape and the fluid conduit comprises a thin, sloping heat exchange element mounted within the cooling chamber. The heat exchange unit includes a sinuous path for the fluid and, preferably, a flat metal side for engagement with fluid on one side and ice on the other to transfer heat away from the fluid being cooled. The flat metal plate is preferably removable to facilitate cleaning of the inner path.
A fluid cooling and dispensing device, comprising:
A dispensing device for cooling and dispensing fluid from a suitable fluid container, such as a bottle or the like, comprising:
A liquid cooling and dispensing device for cooling and dispensing fluid from a suitable fluid container, comprising:
A heat transfer unit, comprising:
A fluid cooling and dispensing device for use with a fluid container, comprising:
A fluid cooling and dispensing device, comprising:
A fluid cooling and dispensing device, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.