Fluid flow adsorbent container
AssigneeStanhope Products Company
InventorsDavid Flaugher, Douglas E. LeConey, Glenn Perrine, Raymond B. Wood
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AssigneeStanhope Products Company
InventorsDavid Flaugher, Douglas E. LeConey, Glenn Perrine, Raymond B. Wood
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A container is provided for housing desiccant material therein and for facilitating fluid flow therethrough to a surrounding environment. The container comprises a cup member including a base or bottom wall member and a generally cylindrically shaped outer wall connected to the base or bottom wall member to thereby define a housing. A plurality of openings extend through the outer wall and provide communication between the housing and the surrounding environment. At least one recessed, relief portion is provided in communication with one of the openings. The recessed, relief portion has an outer diameter dimension less than the outer diameter dimension of the cup member. Accordingly, when the cup is snugly received in an associated canister or the like, a relief area is formed that defines a fluid flow channel along the interface of the cup member and canister.
A container for housing an adsorbent material therein and adapted to permit fluid flow therethrough, said container comprising a base, and an outer wall connected to said base and extending longitudinally therefrom to define a housing together with said base;
A container for housing an adsorbent material therein and adapted to permit fluid flow therethrough to a surrounding environment, said container comprising:
A container for housing an adsorbent material therein and adapted to permit fluid flow therethrough to a surrounding environment, said container comprising:
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