TWM559871U - Dry containers with humidity checking - Google Patents

Abstract

A drying container capable of checking a humidity state, wherein at least one transparent structure is disposed in a dry container capable of detecting a humidity state, and the drying component disposed inside the drying container can be viewed through a transparent structure to check whether the drying component has changed color, and more Whether the biological test piece has been wetted by whether the drying element is discolored or not.

Description

Dry container for viewing humidity status

This creation relates to a dry container, and more particularly to a dry container that can view humidity conditions.

Biological test strips are often unable to display the correct values in a biological instrument due to moisture, so they need to be stored in a dry tank to avoid the moisture of the biological test piece to maintain the quality of the biological test piece.

The general drying cans are almost made of opaque plastic materials. Therefore, it is impossible to check whether the biological test pieces stored in the drying tanks are damp before the drying tanks are shut down, and the quality of the biological test pieces cannot be ensured. Is it good? For the user, since it is impossible to ensure the quality of the biological test piece is good, the test result of inserting the biological test piece into the biological instrument cannot be guaranteed to be correct, and the user or the medical staff may have an error in the detection and interpretation. Or, when purchasing a biological test piece stored in a dry can on the consumer's market, since the consumer cannot confirm the dry state of the biological test piece by the appearance of the dry can, the consumer's willingness to purchase may be lowered, and the biological test piece may be sold. It is also impossible for the operator to check whether there is a problem with the biological test piece in the drying can on the shelf, and the dry can with the problem can be removed early.

One purpose of the present invention is to determine whether the drying element has changed color by a transparent structure by setting a transparent structure in different parts of the drying container, and whether the biological test piece has been judged by the color of the drying element. Get wet.

Another object of the present invention is that the drying element can be more discolored after moisture absorption, in addition to maintaining the dryness in the drying container.

A further object of the present invention is to prevent the biological test piece from being irradiated by the arrangement of the non-transparent structure to maintain the quality of the biological test piece.

The present invention provides a dry container for viewing humidity conditions, including an inner can body, an outer can body, a cover body, and a plurality of drying elements. The inner can body is used to place a plurality of biological test pieces. The outer can body includes a receiving portion and a detecting humidity state layer, the receiving portion is for accommodating the inner can body, and the inner tank body forms a detecting humidity state layer between the bottom of the outer can body or the side of the outer can body. The cover body is attached to the outside of the outer can body. A plurality of drying elements are disposed in the moisture detecting state layer, and the drying element is configured to absorb water to cause discoloration, and the inner tank or the outer tank body can be a transparent structure composed of a transparent material to inspect and detect a plurality of drying layers in the humidity state layer. The component is in a state of discoloration.

The present invention further provides a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state, comprising an inner can body, an outer can body, a cover body, and a plurality of drying elements. The inner can body is used to place a plurality of biological test pieces. The outer tank body comprises a receiving portion and a detecting humidity state layer, the receiving portion is for accommodating the inner tank body, and the detecting humidity state layer is formed between the inner tank body and the bottom of the outer tank body, and the receiving portion of the outer tank body is A non-transparent structure composed of a non-transparent material, and the humidity-detecting layer is a transparent structure composed of a transparent material. The cover body is attached to the outside of the outer can body. A plurality of drying elements are disposed in the moisture detecting state layer, and the drying element absorbs moisture to cause discoloration, and the moisture state layer is detected to detect a state in which the plurality of drying elements are discolored.

The present invention further provides a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state, comprising an inner can body, an outer can body, a cover body and a plurality of drying elements. The inner can body is used to place a plurality of biological test pieces. The outer can body is for accommodating the inner can body. The cover body is connected to the outer can body, the cover body is a layer for detecting the humidity state, and the layer for detecting the humidity state is a transparent structure composed of a transparent material. A plurality of drying elements are disposed in the moisture detecting state layer, and the drying element absorbs moisture to cause discoloration, and the moisture state layer is detected to detect a state in which the plurality of drying elements are discolored.

10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70‧‧‧ Dry containers for viewing humidity conditions

1, 61, 71, 81‧‧‧ outer tank

2, 6‧‧‧ cover body

3, 62, 72, 82, 92‧‧‧ inner tank

31, 622, 722, 612, 822, 922‧‧ ‧ vents

4‧‧‧ Biological test strips

5‧‧‧Drying components

621, 721, 821, 921‧‧‧ 容 部

63, 73, 83, 611, 12 ‧ ‧ Detecting the humidity state layer

65, 75, 85‧‧ ‧ accommodating department

84, 13‧‧‧ bottom

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the three-dimensional appearance of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state.

FIG. 2 is a schematic exploded perspective view of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state.

Figure 3 is a schematic illustration of a first embodiment of a drying container for creating a viewable humidity state.

4 is a schematic view of a second embodiment of a drying container for creating a viewable humidity state.

Figure 5 is a schematic illustration of a third embodiment of a drying container for creating a viewable humidity condition.

Figure 6 is a schematic view of a fourth embodiment of a drying container for creating a viewable humidity state.

Fig. 7 is a schematic perspective view showing the structure of a fifth embodiment of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state.

FIG. 8 is a perspective exploded perspective view showing a fifth embodiment of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state.

Figure 9 is a schematic view of a sixth embodiment of a drying container for creating a viewable humidity state.

The specific implementation manner of the present creation is further made below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. description. The following examples are only used to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing the three-dimensional appearance of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state. FIG. 2 is a schematic exploded perspective view of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state.

Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the drying container 10 of the present embodiment for viewing the humidity state comprises an outer can body 1 and a cover body 2, wherein the cover body 2 is connected to the outside of the outer can body 1.

A plurality of drying elements 5 may be disposed at the bottom of the outer can body 1. The drying element 5 includes a color changing type silicone drying agent and dry particles, which can maintain the dryness of the dry container 10 in a viewable humidity state, and is more hygroscopic. After discoloration, and the drying element 5 can be a non-transmissive structure. In one embodiment, the drying element 5 is composed, for example, of a water glass (soluble alkali metal silicate material), and the water glass has a blue appearance when it is not hygroscopic, and the water glass is converted when moisture is absorbed. It is red, so whether it is a consumer or a seller, it is possible to clearly observe the discoloration state of the water glass to determine whether the biological test piece is damp.

The outer can body 1 can be placed in an inner can body 3, the bottom of the inner can body 3 has a plurality of air holes 31, and a plurality of biological test pieces 4 can be placed in the inner can body 3 to form a dry container 10 capable of detecting the humidity state. At least six different embodiments of the present invention are disclosed in FIG. 3 to FIG. 9 below.

Figure 3 is a schematic illustration of a first embodiment of a drying container for creating a viewable humidity state.

Referring to FIG. 3, in the present embodiment, the drying container 20 capable of viewing the humidity state includes an outer can body 61, an inner can body 62, a cover body 2, and a plurality of drying elements 5. The outer can body 61 is a non-transparent structure composed of a non-transparent material (not limited to any color), and the outer can body 61 is wrapped. The accommodating portion 65 of the outer can body 61 is used for accommodating the inner can body 62, and the inner can body 62 is a transparent structure composed of a transparent material. A humidity detecting state layer 63 is formed between the body 62 and the bottom of the outer can body 61. The bottom of the inner can body 62 is provided with a plurality of air holes 622, and the air holes 622 can communicate with the humidity detecting state layer 63. The inner can body 62 has a receiving portion 621 for accommodating a plurality of biological test strips 4. A plurality of drying elements 5 are disposed in the moisture detecting state layer 63, and the drying element 5 is used to absorb moisture to cause discoloration.

Under the above arrangement, when the cover body 2 is opened, the inner can body 62 of the transparent structure is passed through to detect the state in which the plurality of drying elements 5 in the humidity state layer 63 are discolored.

4 is a schematic view of a second embodiment of a drying container for creating a viewable humidity state. Please refer to Figure 4.

In the present embodiment, the drying container 30 which can view the humidity state includes an outer can body 71, an inner can body 72, a cover body 2, and a plurality of drying members 5. The outer can body 71 is a transparent structure, and the outer can body 71 includes a receiving portion 75 and a detecting humidity state layer 73. The receiving portion 75 of the outer can body 71 is for receiving the inner can body 72. The inner can body 72 is a non-transparent structure formed by a non-transparent material, and a moisture detecting state layer 73 is formed between the inner can body 72 and the bottom of the outer can body 71. The bottom of the inner can body 72 is provided with a plurality of air holes 722, and the air holes 722. The humidity state layer 73 can be connected to the detection. The inner can body 72 has a receiving portion 721 for accommodating a plurality of biological test strips 4. A plurality of drying elements 5 are disposed in the moisture detecting state layer 73, and a plurality of drying elements 5 are used to absorb moisture to cause discoloration.

Under the above arrangement, the outer can body 71 of the transparent structure is passed through the state in which the plurality of drying elements 5 in the humidity state layer 73 are detected to be discolored.

Figure 5 is a diagram showing a third embodiment of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state intention.

Referring to FIG. 5, in the present embodiment, the drying container 40 capable of viewing the humidity state includes an outer can body 81, an inner can body 82, a cover body 2, and a plurality of drying members 5. The outer can body 81 includes a receiving portion 85 and a detecting humidity state layer 83. The receiving portion 85 of the outer can body 81 is for receiving the inner can body 82. The inner can body 82 has a receiving portion 821 for receiving The portion 821 is used for placing a plurality of biological test strips 4, and a moisture detecting state layer 83 is formed between the inner can body 82 and the bottom of the outer can body 81. The bottom of the inner can body 82 is provided with a plurality of air holes 822, and the air holes 822 can be connected to detect the humidity. In the state layer 83, the accommodating portion 821 in the outer can body 81 is a non-transparent structure made of a non-transparent material, and the detected humidity state layer 83 in the outer can body 81 is a transparent structure composed of a transparent material, and the inner can body 82 is formed. A transparent structure composed of a non-transparent structure made of a non-transparent material or a transparent material. A plurality of drying elements 5 are disposed in the moisture detecting state layer 83, and the drying element 5 is used to absorb moisture to cause discoloration.

Under the above-described configuration, the humidity detecting state layer 83 of the transparent structure is passed through to detect the state in which the plurality of drying elements 5 in the humidity state layer 83 are discolored.

Please refer to FIG. 6 for a schematic view of a fourth embodiment of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state. It should be noted that, in order to highlight the drying element 5, the drying element 5 is indicated by a broken line, and the drying container 50 of the viewable humidity state of FIG. 6 is similar to the drying container 40 of the viewable humidity state of FIG. 5, wherein the same members are identical. The reference numerals are given and have the same functions and the description will not be repeated, and only the differences will be described below.

It can be seen from FIG. 6 that the side of the detecting humidity state layer 83 is a non-transparent structure, and the bottom portion 84 of the drying container 50 capable of viewing the humidity state is a transparent structure. Therefore, the present embodiment can pass through a dry container capable of checking the humidity state. The bottom portion 84 of the 50 detects the state in which the plurality of drying elements 5 in the humidity state layer 83 are discolored.

Fig. 7 is a schematic perspective view showing the structure of a fifth embodiment of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state. FIG. 8 is a perspective exploded perspective view showing a fifth embodiment of a drying container capable of viewing a humidity state.

Referring to FIGS. 7-8, in the present embodiment, the drying container 60 capable of viewing the humidity state includes an outer can body 1, an inner can body 3, a cover body 6, and a plurality of drying elements 5. The inner can body 3 is for placing a plurality of biological test pieces 4. The outer can body 1 is for accommodating the inner can body 3. The cover body 6 is connected to the outer can body 1. The cover body 6 itself is a humidity detecting state layer 611, and the humidity detecting state layer 611 is a transparent structure composed of a transparent material. The cover body 6 is provided with a plurality of air holes. 612, the air hole 612 can communicate with the inner tank body 3 of the outer state of the outer tank body 611, and the plurality of drying elements 5 are disposed in the humidity detecting state layer 611. The drying element 5 is used to absorb water to generate discoloration.

Under the above arrangement, the humidity state layer 611 is passed through the cover body 6 to examine the state in which the plurality of drying elements 5 are discolored.

In a further embodiment, the drying element 5 acts as a non-transmissive structure to prevent light from being irradiated by the capping body 6 to the biological test piece 4 in the inner can body 3 to maintain the quality of the biological test piece 4.

Figure 9 is a schematic view of a sixth embodiment of a drying container for creating a viewable humidity state.

Referring to FIG. 9, in the present embodiment, the drying container 70 capable of viewing the humidity state includes an outer can body 1, an inner can body 92, a cover body 2, and a plurality of drying elements 5. The outer can body 1 is for accommodating the inner can body 92. The inner can body 92 has a receiving portion 921, and the receiving portion 921 of the inner can body 92 is for placing a plurality of biological test pieces 4. A humidity detecting state layer 12 is formed between the inner can body 92 and the side of the outer can body 1. The inner can body 92 is provided with a plurality of air holes 922, and the air holes 922 can communicate with the humidity detecting state layer 12. A plurality of drying elements 5 are disposed in the moisture detecting state layer 12, and the drying element 5 can maintain wettable inspection In addition to the dryness of the drying container 10 in the state of the state, the drying element 5 absorbs moisture to cause discoloration.

The detecting humidity state layer 12 on the side of the outer can body 1 is a transparent and light-transmitting structure composed of a transparent material and a light-transmitting material, and the bottom portion 13 of the outer can body 1 is opaque and composed of a non-transparent material and a non-transparent material. The cover body 2 is connected to the outside of the outer can body 1 in a non-transmissive structure. The cover body 2 is a non-transparent and non-transparent structure composed of a non-transparent material and a non-transparent material. Therefore, the dry container 70 of the present embodiment can be viewed as a transparent side, and the upper and lower sides are opaque and non-transparent. Structure.

Under the above arrangement, the state in which the plurality of drying elements 5 are discolored is detected by the detected humidity state layer 12 on the side of the outer can body 1.

In addition, in the drying container of the above-mentioned FIG. 1 to FIG. 9 in which the humidity state can be examined, in one embodiment, the inner can body is a non-transparent structure composed of a non-transparent material, thereby avoiding living organisms in the inner can body. The test piece is illuminated to maintain the quality of the biological test piece. In another embodiment, the accommodating portion of the outer can body is for accommodating the inner can body, and the accommodating portion of the outer can body is a non-transparent structure formed by a non-transparent material, and the non-transmissive structure is transmitted through the outer can body. The arrangement of the light structure prevents the inner can body from being irradiated by sunlight, and can also avoid the purpose of avoiding the irradiation of the biological test piece in the inner can body, or the cover body 2 can be a non-transparent structure composed of a non-transparent material. Through the arrangement of the non-transparent structure of the cover body 2, the sunlight is prevented from being irradiated by the cover body (that is, above the dry container in which the humidity state is viewed), and the purpose of avoiding the irradiation of the biological test piece in the inner can body is also achieved.

In summary, in the dry container of the presently-visitable humidity state, by setting a transparent structure in different parts of the drying container, the transparent structure can be used to check whether the drying element has changed color, and can be dried. The color of the component is used to determine if the biological test piece has been wet.

Furthermore, in addition to maintaining the dryness of the drying element, the drying element can be discolored after moisture absorption, and the consumer or the seller can clearly observe the water glass. The state of discoloration is used to determine whether the biological test piece is wet.

In addition, through the arrangement of the non-transparent structure, the biological test piece is prevented from being irradiated to maintain the quality of the biological test piece.

The above descriptions are merely illustrative of the preferred embodiments or examples of the technical means employed to solve the problems, and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. Any change or modification that is consistent with the scope of the patent application scope of this creation or the scope of the patent creation is covered by the scope of the creation patent.

Claims (9)

A drying container capable of inspecting a humidity state, comprising: an inner can body for placing a plurality of biological test pieces; and an outer can body comprising a receiving portion and a detecting humidity state layer, wherein the receiving portion is for receiving Forming the inner can body, the inner can body forms a layer of the detected humidity state between the bottom of the outer can body or the side of the outer can body; a cover body connected to the outer can body; and a plurality of drying The component is disposed in the detecting humidity state layer, wherein each of the drying components is configured to absorb water to generate discoloration, and the inner can body or the outer can body can be a transparent structure formed by a transparent material to view the detected humidity state. Each of the drying elements in the layer is in a state of discoloration. The drying container according to claim 1, wherein the receiving portion of the outer can body is a non-transparent structure composed of a non-transparent material, and the inner can body is non-transparent. A non-transparent structure made of a light material. A drying container according to claim 1, wherein each of the drying elements comprises a color-changing silicone drying agent. A drying container capable of inspecting a humidity state, comprising: an inner can body for placing a plurality of biological test pieces; and an outer can body comprising a receiving portion and a detecting humidity state layer, wherein the receiving portion is for receiving The inner can body is formed, and the detecting humidity state layer is formed between the inner can body and the bottom of the outer can body, and the receiving portion of the outer can body is a non-transparent structure formed by a non-transparent material, and the humidity state is detected. The layer is a transparent structure composed of a transparent material; a cover body is connected outside the outer can body; and a plurality of drying elements are disposed in the moisture detecting state layer, wherein each of the drying elements is for absorbing moisture After the discoloration occurs, the moisture state layer is detected to view each of the dry elements. The piece produces a state of discoloration. The drying container according to the fourth aspect of the invention, wherein the receiving portion of the outer can body is a non-transparent structure formed by a non-transparent material, and the inner can body is a non-transparent structure. A non-transparent structure made of a light material. A drying container capable of viewing a humidity state as described in claim 4, wherein each of the drying elements comprises a color-changing silicone drying agent. A drying container capable of viewing a humidity state, comprising: an inner can body for arranging a plurality of biological test pieces; an outer can body for accommodating the inner can body; and a cover body connected to the outer can In addition to the body, the capping body is a detecting humidity state layer, the detecting humidity state layer is a transparent structure composed of a transparent material; and a plurality of drying elements are disposed in the detecting humidity state layer, wherein each of the drying components Discoloration occurs after absorbing water, and the moisture state layer is passed through to detect a state in which each of the drying elements is discolored. The drying container according to claim 7, wherein the outer can body is a non-transmissive structure composed of a non-transparent material, and the inner can body is composed of a non-transparent material. Non-transparent structure. A drying container according to claim 7, wherein each of the drying elements comprises a color-changing silicone drying agent.