Bottle With Rotating Elastic Securing Devices For Measuring Receptacles
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional bottles lack adaptive measuring equipment that allows for secure and versatile attachment of measuring receptacles, limiting their functionality and usability.
Innovation Solution
A bottle design featuring a container with integral projections and securing devices that accommodate removable measuring receptacles, utilizing a self-supporting base structure and elastically deformable securing devices for secure attachment and rotation, ensuring stability and versatility.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If conventional bottles are used without adaptive measuring equipment, then the bottle structure remains simple, but the functionality and usability are limited
Solution Approach 1:
The bottle incorporates a universal measuring equipment system that can accommodate multiple types of measuring receptacles (shot glasses, cooking measures, etc.) through a standardized attachment mechanism. The base structure includes a platform with multiple receptacles that can be selectively attached and detached, allowing the same bottle to serve multiple measuring functions without requiring different bottle designs for each function.
Solution Approach 2:
The measuring equipment is segmented into separate components: a base platform integrated into the bottle, multiple independent measuring receptacles, and attachment mechanisms. This segmentation allows the measuring functions to be added as modular components rather than integrating them into the bottle structure itself, maintaining simplicity while enabling versatility.
2Adaptability or versatility
If measuring receptacles are attached to the bottle, then measuring functionality is enhanced, but the risk of tipping and instability increases
Solution Approach 1:
The base platform is designed with a counterbalancing structure that offsets the weight and center of gravity of the attached measuring receptacles. The platform extends beyond the bottle opening to create a counterweight effect, preventing the bottle from tipping when measuring receptacles are attached. This counterbalancing design ensures stability while maintaining the ability to attach and detach measuring equipment.
3Reliability
If a fixed measuring equipment is used, then the attachment is secure, but the adaptability to different receptacle shapes and sizes is limited
Solution Approach 1:
The attachment mechanism is designed to be dynamic rather than fixed, allowing the measuring receptacles to be easily attached and detached while maintaining secure connection during use. The receptacles can be rotated into position and locked securely, then quickly removed when needed. This dynamic attachment system provides both security during measuring operations and flexibility for changing receptacle configurations.
Solution Approach 2:
The base platform incorporates a universal attachment interface that can accommodate various shapes and sizes of measuring receptacles. The platform includes multiple receptacle positions with standardized mounting mechanisms that work with different receptacle designs, enabling secure attachment of diverse measuring tools while maintaining attachment reliability through consistent mounting protocols.
Applied Scientific Principles
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Function Achieved in This Case
The solution enables secure and adjustable attachment of measuring receptacles, enhancing the bottle's functionality by preventing tipping and allowing for various shapes and sizes of receptacles, thus improving usability and stability.
Implementation Method 1
securing devices (30) that rotate to secure the plurality of measuring receptacles (50) to the container (10). The securing devices (30) are elastically deformable
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AI summary
A bottle that includes adaptive measuring equipment. The bottle having a container and a measuring receptacle. The container includes a securing device secured thereto and includes a device base, a fitting member and a receiving chamber. The device base includes a securing mechanism receiving passageway extending there through. The fitting member extends from the device base, while the receiving chamber is accessible through the securing mechanism receiving passageway and positioned within inner walls of the fitting member. The measuring receptacle includes a receptacle base, a side wall extending from an upper surface of the receptacle base, and a securing mechanism extending upward from the upper surface of the receptacle base and passing through the securing mechanism receiving passageway.