Container for liquids
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[0011] Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2(a-c) a can 10 is shown, having an opening 20 and a tab 30. In the preferred embodiment the can 10 is a can for holding a carbonated beverage, such as a beer can or a pop can. The opening 20 is unsealed and opened by lifting tab 30. There is an protrusion 40 on the wall of the can 10 proximate the opening 20. The distance between the protrusion 40 and the opening 20 can vary and the protrusion 40 can have any one of a variety of different sizes, shapes and forms. The size, shape, form and position of the protrusion 40 is determined by the fact that its function is to cause the contents of the can 10 to flow more smoothly through the opening 20. In the preferred embodiment the protrusion 40 forms a smooth rounded feature extending into the interior of the can 10 that prevents turbulent flow (turbulent flow—a fluid flow in which the velocity at a given point varies erratically in magnitude and direction) of liquid and promotes laminar flow (laminar flo...
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