Fluent material handling – with receiver or receiver coacting mea – Processes – Gas or variation of gaseous condition in receiver
Patent
1993-07-27
1995-03-14
Cusick, Ernest G.
Fluent material handling, with receiver or receiver coacting mea
Processes
Gas or variation of gaseous condition in receiver
141 4, 141 37, 141 64, 141114, 993231, 993232, 261DIG7, B01F 304, B65B 304
Patent
active
053969340
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for injecting CO.sub.2 gas into a bottled liquid to carbonate or maintain carbonation in the liquid. A valved coupling having a conduit extending there through is screwably attached to a P.E.T. bottle substantially filled with liquid. The valve is depressed .while the bottle is squeezed to remove any excess air in the bottle. Regulated CO.sub.2 gas is then fed through a connector that is attached to the coupling to carbonate the liquid. Once carbonated, the connector is removed while the coupling remains in place to maintain carbonation.
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Beusse James H.
Cusick Ernest G.
Douglas Steven O.
Stewart Steven C.
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