Receptacles – Arrangements of plural receptacles – Receptacle having rigid – removable inner container
Patent
1978-08-10
1980-07-01
Lowrance, George E.
Receptacles
Arrangements of plural receptacles
Receptacle having rigid, removable inner container
220 85B, 220327, 220366, 222154, 2223865, B65D 7706, B65D 8732, B65D 5116
Patent
active
042102545
ABSTRACT:
A flexible diaphragm can be moved to line opposite surfaces of a tank vehicle so that incompatible fluids alternately can be transported in the vehicle without the need for cleaning it. Both sides of the diaphragm are vented to the atmosphere automatically whenever the vehicle container is filled with fluid. The diaphragm is prevented from entering a manway on the vehicle, and an outage gauge is confined entirely within the manway to prevent damage to the diaphragm.
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Parsons James D.
Wike Paul S.
Kaplan Charles M.
Lowrance George E.
Siegel Joel E.
Union Tank Car Company
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