Underground beverage conduit system
OwnerHenry Colombo, Bernard Michael Licatainventors
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Abstract
An underground beverage chase system is provided for receiving a plurality of tubing installed therethrough for delivering food and beverage material from at least one location to at least another location through the underground chase system. The chase system includes various conduits including straight portions and those having enlarged radial bends which are fused together to form a leak-free system. The conduits are made from a high density polyethylene (HDPE) material.
Claims16
An underground beverage chase system comprising:
- a trunkline having a plurality of food product transmission lines therein extending from a first facility to a second facility;
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- a conduit made of high density polyethylene (HDPE) material for installing the trunkline therethrough and for supporting the trunkline and the plurality of food product transmission lines therein.
An underground beverage chase system comprising:
- a trunkline having a plurality of food product transmission lines therein extending from a first facility to a second facility;
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- a conduit made of high density polyethylene (HDPE) material for installing the trunkline therethrough and for supporting the trunkline and the plurality of food product transmission lines therein, wherein a plurality of the conduits are connected in sequence in an end-to-end formation by fusion couplings.
An underground beverage chase system for supporting a trunkline having a plurality of food product transmission lines therein from a first facility to a second facility, the system comprising:
- a conduit made of high density polyethylene (HDPE) material for installing the trunkline therethrough and further comprising a clean-out system for removing liquid located in a space between the trunkline and the interior of the conduit.
An underground beverage chase system comprising:
- a trunkline having a plurality of food product transmission lines therein extending from a first facility to a second facility;
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- a conduit made of high density polyethylene (HDPE) material for installing the trunkline therethrough for supporting the trunkline and the plurality of food product transmission lines therein;
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- means for flushing the conduit with a known fluid.
An underground beverage chase system comprising:
- a trunkline having a plurality of food product transmission lines therein extending from a first facility to a second facility:
- a conduit made of high density polyethylene (HDPE) material for installing the trunkline therethrough for supporting the trunkline and the plurality of food product transmission lines therein, wherein a plurality of the conduits are connected in sequence in an end-to-end formation by fused connections.
An underground beverage chase system comprising:
- a trunkline having a plurality of food product transmission lines therein extending from a first facility to a second facility;
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- a leakproof conduit made of a high density polyethylene (HDPE) material for conveying and supporting said trunkline and the plurality of food product transmission lines therein, said conduit having a smooth interior surface and at least one conduit portion having a long radius bend of at least 24 inches for conveying the trunkline through the conduit without damage.
An underground beverage chase system for conveying a trunkline therethrough from a first location to a second location, said trunkline having a plurality of transmission lines with consumable products therein, said underground beverage chase system comprising:
- a leakproof conduit made of a high density polyethylene (HDPE) material for conveying and supporting said trunkline therein, said conduit having a smooth interior surface and at least one conduit portion having a long radius bend of at least 24 inches for conveying the trunkline through the conduit without damage, wherein the conduit has a clean-out system for removing liquid located in a space between the trunkline and the interior of the conduit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.