Bin for collecting valuable biological materials
CA 2359359 A1 · Owner: Jager, Georg · Inventors: Jager, Georg
Overview
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The inventive bin for collecting valuable biological materials comprises a container (G) which has a floor (3), side walls (2) and an openable lid (4). Said container is provided with at least one aeration opening (7). Side grates (10) are provided inside the container (G) and are situated at a distance from the side walls (2), the intermediate spaces between the side grates (10) and the corresponding adjacent side walls (2) being connected to the at least one aeration opening (7). An insert for converting a usual commercial refuse bin (1) into a bin of this type comprises at least two side grates (10) and fixing elements (8) which are configured for mounting on the inner surfaces …
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- Filed January 7, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended January 7, 2020.
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