Feeding Container Device With Integrated Sealing And Mixing Mechanism
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current medicament packaging requires multiple independent packages for the medicament, solvent, and dosing device, leading to complex operations, errors, and inconvenience for patients, especially when medicaments need to be mixed with a solvent before use.
Innovation Solution
A feeding container device with a bottle body, first and second cover bodies, a sealing ring, and a feeding device that forms sealed chambers for storing a solvent and a medicament, allowing for easy mixing and administration using a single package by moving the second cover body to integrate the contents for use.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If multiple independent packages are used for medicament, solvent, and dosing device, then each component can be stored separately, but the operations become complicated and error-prone
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines the medicament container, solvent container, and dosing device into a single integrated package. The medicament is placed in the bottle body, the solvent in the cover body, and the dosing device connects both, eliminating the need for multiple separate packages while maintaining storage reliability and simplifying operation to just one package handling.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent employs a nested structure where the cover body (containing solvent) is placed inside or alongside the bottle body (containing medicament), and both are integrated with the dosing device. This nesting allows multiple components to coexist in a compact single package, reducing operational complexity while preserving separate storage of medicament and solvent.
2Reliability
If multiple independent packages are used, then components can be stored separately, but the number of packages increases and convenience decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges the medicament container, solvent container, and dosing device into a single integrated package system. The bottle body holds medicament, the cover body holds solvent, and they connect through the dosing device, reducing the number of packages from three separate items to one unified package while maintaining component separation for reliability.
3Reliability
If medicament and solvent are stored separately in sealed chambers, then leakage is prevented, but mixing operation becomes complex
Solution Approach 1:
The patent performs preliminary separation by placing medicament and solvent in distinct sealed chambers (bottle body and cover body respectively) before use, preventing leakage during transport and storage. The mixing action is then simplified to a single shaking motion that simultaneously breaks the seal and combines the components, making the operation trivial rather than complex.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments the package into two sealed chambers - the bottle body for medicament and the cover body for solvent - to prevent leakage during storage. The segmentation is designed so that a simple shaking motion automatically mixes the contents by breaking the seal between chambers, transforming a potentially complex mixing operation into a simple one-step process.
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AI summary
The present disclosure provides a feeding container device, including a bottle body having a bottle inner cavity, a first cover body at least partially disposed inside the bottle inner cavity and fixedly connected to the bottle body, a second cover body at least partially disposed inside the bottle inner cavity and having a cover inner cavity, a sealing ring disposed inside the bottle inner cavity and blocking the cover inner cavity, and a feeding device fixedly connected to the second cover body, the second cover body is mounted to the bottle body, the sealing ring is detachably connected to the second cover body and abuts the first cover body; when the second cover body moves away from the bottle body, the first cover body causes the sealing ring to separate from the second cover body, and the first sealed chamber communicates with the second sealed chamber.