Sealable fluid containment assembly

Receptacles – Closures – Removable closure guided in rotary movement

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220 3, 220327, B65D 2514

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045822174

ABSTRACT:
A hermetically sealable fluid containment assembly is provided. Fluids, such as compressed gases, are typically stored in a base container having a shoulder with a neck projecting outwardly from the shoulder. In accordance with the invention, a collar member generally surrounds the neck and rests upon the shoulder of the base container. A locking arrangement is provided to securely fasten the collar member to the base container. A closure member in the form of a protective cap engages the collar member. To prevent the leakage of fluid between the collar and the base container, a seal is provided between respectively engaging surfaces of the base container and the collar. The leakage of gas between the collar member and the closure member is also prevented by a second seal disposed between respective engaging surfaces of the closure member and the collar member.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1413502 (1922-04-01), Steinmetz
patent: 2450630 (1948-10-01), Bourne, Jr.
patent: 3074591 (1963-01-01), Raver
"Compressed Gas Cylinders", Pressed Steel Tank Co., Inc.

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