Controlled gas generation for gas-driven infusion devices

Dispensing – With wick or absorbent material feed

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2223865, 222394, 222396, B67D 300

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059927003

ABSTRACT:
Gas is generated at a controlled rate from a liquid and solid phase combination that generated gas upon contact, by using diffusive transport of the liquid toward the solid phase surface to prolong the rate of gas generation, with a variety of alternatives for controlling the rate of diffusive transport. This system is useful in infusion devices for delivering medications or other beneficial liquids from a retaining pouch at controlled rates over a prolonged period of time.

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