Term #2,179
plunger
Claim Term
plunger
Origin matter
For removing earwax
Reference Case 1
BRT-PAT-1P
Date Added
4/9/24
Created
4/9/24, 9:41 PM
Modified
4/9/24, 9:41 PM
Full Desc
"Plunger" refers to a cylindrical or tapered mechanism or structure typically used to create or control fluid pressure, motion, or displacement within a closed system. A plunger may include a rod or shaft with a larger diameter head or disc at one end, often referred to as the "plunger head." Plungers are commonly used in various applications, including plumbing, hydraulic systems, pumps, and syringes. (© ChatGPT 3.5 Version, Modified, accessed chat.openai.com/chat April 9, 2024)
In plumbing, a plunger is a tool consisting of a handle attached to a rubber suction cup. A plunger is used to create a vacuum or pressure differential within a pipe or drain, helping to dislodge clogs by forcing air or water through the system. In hydraulic systems, a plunger is a component that moves back and forth within a cylinder, often driven by hydraulic pressure, to exert force or control the flow of fluids. In syringes, a plunger is a part that fits into a barrel and is pushed or pulled to expel or draw in fluids. (© ChatGPT 3.5 Version, Modified, accessed chat.openai.com/chat April 9, 2024)