Apparatus for conveying liquids

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604131, 604151, 604123, A61M 100

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054176638

ABSTRACT:
In a device for conveying liquids having an intermittently energized pump and a filter for retaining air bubbles preceding the input side of the pump, the filter contains an admission opening in the form of a long gap and the gap volume is greater than the conveying volume of the pump given a single pump action. Even an air bubble that nearly completely covers the gap cannot be conveyed therethrough as long as the gap is in contact with the liquid to be pumped at some location.

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