Pumps – Expansible chamber type – Elongated flexible chamber wall progressively deformed
Patent
1989-08-15
1990-11-06
Smith, Leonard E.
Pumps
Expansible chamber type
Elongated flexible chamber wall progressively deformed
417477, F04B 4312
Patent
active
049682296
ABSTRACT:
To enable geriatric or morbid users to be able to insert a delivery tube (11) into a pressure infusion apparatus (1) between the delivery or pumping mechanism (3, 23) and pressure or application means (2, 22, 32) a cam plate is arranged which bears with a portion of its outer periphery on the pressure means which presses against the action of a spring against the cam plate. Via rotation direction-dependent drivers (8) the cam plate is connected to the delivery mechanism (3, 23) in such a manner that for a given direction of rotation the delivery mechanism (3, 23) and the pressure means can be moved towards or away from each other.
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Fresenius AG
Smith Leonard E.
Szczecina Jr. Eugene L.
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