TANK

Description

THIS INDUSTRIAL MODEL REFERS TO A TANK, OF THE TYPE USED TO CONTAIN LIQUIDS, DIFFERENT FROM ALL KNOWN SO FAR AND CHARACTERIZED BY ITS SPECIAL SHAPE AND ORNAMENTATION THAT They give a peculiar and distinctive appearance. “The tank has a shape considerably similar to a prism.” RECTANGULAR, WITH ONE TOP FACE, ONE BOTTOM FACE, TWO SIDE FACES LEFT AND RIGHT, ONE FRONT AND BACK FACES (FIG. 1 TO 4). ALL FACES ARE CLOSED, EXCEPT THE TOP FACES WHICH HAS A CIRCULAR MOUTH FORMED (FIG. 10).“THE LATERAL FACES, THE FRONT FACE AND THE FACE THE BACK OF THE MODEL IS NOT COMPLETELY FLAT, BUT SLIGHTLY CURVED, EXCEPT The upper and lower faces, the latter supporting the tank (Figs. 1 to 4). The edges and vertices of the tank are also rounded, creating sharp edges. CONTINUOUS WITH RESPECT TO THE LATERAL, FRONT AND POSTERIOR FACES (FIG. 5 TO 8 AND 10).“THE FOUR The lateral faces have horizontal slits formed, specifically an upper slit and A LOWER SLOT ON EACH FACE, WHERE THE LOWER SLOTS ARE ALL AT THE SAME HEIGHT, AND THE UPPER SLOTS ARE ALSO AT THE SAME HEIGHT (FIG. 1 TO 4).“THE SLOTS of 49 THE SIDE FACES COVER VIRTUALLY THE ENTIRE WIDTH OF THEIR RESPECTIVE SIDE FACE, ENDING PRECISELY WHERE THE LATERAL FACE ENDS (FIG. 5 TO 6).“INSTEAD, THE SLOTS OF THE FACES The front and back edges end before reaching the edges, that is, they are delimited or INTERRUPTED BY STOPS, SO THAT FOR EACH SLOT THERE ARE TWO LATERAL STOPS, GIVING AS A RESULT, FOUR STOPS ON THE FRONT FACE AND FOUR STOPS ON THE BACK FACE (FIG. 7 AND 8). AS A RESULT OF THESE STOPS, THE SLOTS IN THE LATERAL FACES DO NOT COMMUNICATE WITH THE Slits in the front and top faces. The stops are simply portions of the front face. And the back face is not split. The stops have a considerably shaped RECTANGULAR, THEY ARE ALL PRACTICALLY EQUAL IN HEIGHT AND WIDTH, WHERE THE HEIGHT CORRESPONDS TO The height of the slit, and the width corresponds approximately to 4.6% of the total width of the FRONT FACE. “THE LOWER SLOTS ARE SEPARATED FROM THE BASE AT A LESSER DISTANCE THAN THE SEPARATION THAT EXISTS BETWEEN THE UPPER SLOTS AND THE UPPER FACE OF THE TANK (FIG.5 TO 8). Likewise, the distance between the lower slit and the upper slit is practically equal. TO THE WIDTH OF THE SIDE FACE, SO THAT IT PROVIDES THE EFFECT OF A TANK FORMED BY THREE PORTIONS OR BLOCKS, THE LOWER PORTION BEING SHORTER THAN THE MIDDLE PORTION, AND THIS IN TURN LOWER IN HEIGHT THAN THE UPPER PORTION. “THE HORIZONTAL SLOTS HAVE ROUNDED EDGES, EXCEPT IN THE PORTION OF THE STOPS, WHERE THERE ARE RATHER STRAIGHT EDGES (FIG. 7 AND 8).“THE FACE The posterior surface presents a vertical groove centered on the face, of the "half-round" type, which is contained within another, wider rectangular slit (Figs. 3, 4, and 8). The slit of "HALF ROUND" HAS A GREATER DEPTH THAN THE RECTANGULAR SLOT. "ADDITIONALLY, IN THE PART SUPERIOR OF THE RECTANGULAR SLOT ON THE POSTERIOR FACE, A SQUARE HOLE IS FORMED DEPTH EVEN GREATER THAN THE "HALF-ROUND" SLOT, WHICH IN FIGURES 1 AND 2 CORRESPONDS TO A square structure projects into the tank. The square projection is SEPARATED FROM THE UPPER EDGE OF THE TANK. THIS SQUARE PROJECTION IN TURN HAS FORMED TWO HOLES, ONE UPPER AND ONE LOWER, WHERE THE UPPER HOLE IS OF LARGER DIAMETER THAN THE LOWER. THE EDGES OF THE SQUARE PROJECTION ARE ROUNDED (FIG. 1 TO 4 AND 8).LIKEWISE, IN THE IN THE LOWER PART OF THE RECTANGULAR SLOT ON THE POSTERIOR FACE, ANOTHER PROJECTION IS FORMED SQUARE, WHICH IS DELIMITED ONLY ON ITS UPPER AND LATERAL FACES, AND THE LOWER FACE IT REACHES THE LOWER EDGE OF THE TANK (FIG. 3, 4 AND 8). “THE LOWER SQUARE PROJECTION IS MORE TALL AND WIDE THAN THE UPPER SQUARE PROJECTION. THE EDGES OF THE LOWER SQUARE RECESS ARE ROUNDED (FIG. 8). “THE EDGES OF THE SLOTS ARE ROUNDED AS SEEN IN THE CROSS VERTICALLY IN THE MIDDLE OF THE TANK, EXACTLY AT THE MIDST OF THE CIRCUMFERENCE FORMED BY THE MOUTH OF THE TANK (FIG.9). BOTH THE UPPER SQUARE PROJECTION AND THE LOWER SQUARE OPENING TOGETHER WITH THE "HALF-ROUND" SLOTS PROJECT OVER THE REAR FACE INTO THE INSIDE OF THE TANK (FIG.9). IN CONTRAST, THE RECTANGULAR SLOT ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE DOES NOT EXTEND INWARDS FROM THE TANK, BUT REMAINS FORMED ONLY WITHIN THE THICKNESS OF THE WALL. IT IS ALSO OBSERVED INTERNALLY, THE STOPS THAT DELIMIT THE HORIZONTAL SLOTS OF THE POSTERIOR FACE, WHICH BY THE SYMMETRY OF THE STRUCTURE WILL BE PRACTICALLY THE SAME AS THE STOPS ON THE FRONT FACE (FIG. 9).“IT CAN BE NOTICED THAT THE DIAMETER OF THE UPPER MOUTH IS PRACTICALLY EQUAL TO THE WIDTH OF THE FACE UPPER, BUT RESPECTING THE ROUNDED EDGES (FIG. 10). THE UPPER MOUTH IS IN TURN FORMED BY A PERIMETER RIM, WHERE SAID RIM IS A LIGHT ELEVATION ON THE UPPER FACE (FIG. 5 TO 9). THE FLANGE HAS A DIMENSION SUCH THAT IT ALLOWS THE ATTACHMENT OF A LID (FIG. 11 And 12). The lid is a circular structure, considerably flat, except for a perimeter rim. The smaller lower portion of the lid, this perimeter rim, has a series of features.