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US 7,484,275 B2Granted
Transportable contaminated remains pouch
AssigneeKappler, Inc.
InventorsTodd R. Carroll, Charles T. Vencill
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Abstract
A gas-tight, liquid-impervious, transportable contaminated remains pouch designed and configured for storage and/or movement of remains or other items such as evidence in forensic applications that have been or are suspected to have been contaminated.
Claims23
A container for storing or transporting at least one contaminated item, comprising:
- a plurality of polymeric, multi-layered chemical composite flexible walls that are impervious to gases and liquid and define an interior chamber that has sufficient dimensions to accommodate said contaminated item;
- a gas-tight closable and openable opening for placing and removing said contaminated item in the interior chamber;
- and an
- air management system that filters and releases pressure from the inside of said interior chamber and includes:
- a pressure relief valve to allow the release of gasses to prevent over pressurization in the container, and
- an air-purifying system that comprises at least one of an air-purifying cartridge or canister to filter air exiting the container through the valve.
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A container for storing or transporting at least one contaminated item, comprising:
- a polymeric composite flexible wall that is impervious to gases and liquid and define an interior chamber that has sufficient dimensions to accommodate said contaminated item;
- a gas-tight closable and openable opening for placing and removing said contaminated item in the interior chamber;
- and an
- air management system that filters and releases pressure from the inside of said interior chamber and includes:
- a pressure relief valve to allow the release of gasses to prevent over pressurization in the container, and
- an air-purifying system that comprises at least one of an air-purifying cartridge or canister to filter air exiting the container through the valve.
3 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.