Pumps – Reverse flow with unidirectional drive or unidirectional...
Patent
1981-12-24
1983-11-29
Smith, Leonard E.
Pumps
Reverse flow with unidirectional drive or unidirectional...
417383, 417478, 1372695, 13751627, 137534, F04B 2102
Patent
active
044178611
ABSTRACT:
A low trauma, reversible flow pumping system is disclosed which is useful for transfer of biological fluids containing fragile components such as cells. The pumping system comprises a length of collapsible and flexible tubing in fluid communication at each end with a two-way, gravity actuated check valve means having a self-centering, vertically slidable weight member for directional regulation of fluid flow. Said tubing is sealingly enclosed within a hydraulic fluid containing chamber which is in fluid communication with oscillatory pressure providing means to cause alternate expansion and contraction of said tubing.
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Meyer Scott J.
Monsanto Company
Smith Leonard E.
Williams, Jr. James W.
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