Wearable storage system for pressurized fluids
CA 2411527 A1 · Owner: Remes, Richard Scott · Inventors: Izuchukwu, John I.; Remes, Richard Scott; Sanders, Stan A.
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A wearable storage system (10) for pressurized fluid includes a pressure vessel (40) formed from a plurality of polymeric hollow chambers (50) having either an ellipsoidal or spherical shape and interconnected by a plurality of relatively narrow conduit sections (52 56) disposed between consecutive ones of the chambers. The pressure vessel includes a reinforcing filament (46) wrapped around the interconnected chambers and interconnecting conduit sections to limit radial expansion of the chambers and conduit sections when filled with a fluid under pressure. The container system further includes a fluid transfer control system (76) attached to the pressure vessel for controlling …
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- Filed June 12, 2001. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended June 12, 2021.
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