Refrigeration – Processes
Patent
1993-10-01
1994-10-25
Sollecito, John M.
Refrigeration
Processes
62530, 624573, 62372, F25D 300
Patent
active
053577612
ABSTRACT:
An improved method to provide cooling properties to common beverage containers or sport water bottles is described. Specifically, a thermal cooling insert is universally applicable for use in many such containers used by outdoors, bicycle and fitness enthusiasts. The thermal insert is comprised of a molded polyethylene hollow tube filled with a safe, non-toxic refrigerant material which imparts cooling benefit to beverages held inside the container for extended periods of time. The refrigerant material is hermetically sealed inside the tube. The insert includes a flexible "spring loading" stabilizing assembly system which allows simple insertion into and removal from the container and effectively holds the insert in place during use. A shock absorbing assembly may be incorporated into the bottom of the insert to help hold the insert in place, cushion the insert and reduce rattling during use. A stem section with tab grips is designed to facilitate insertion and removal and to fit in both large and small containers.
REFERENCES:
patent: D204153 (1966-03-01), Tampone
patent: 1944726 (1934-01-01), Aiken
patent: 2039736 (1936-05-01), Munters et al.
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