Gas flow control system for an anesthesia apparatus

Fluid handling – Self-proportioning or correlating systems – Mixture condition maintaining or sensing

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137607, A61M 1601

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ABSTRACT:
A gas flow control system for an anesthesia apparatus, which has an oxygen gas pressure reducing valve for reducing primary pressure of oxygen gas to secondary pressure, and a anesthetic gas pressure reducing valve for reducing primary pressure of anesthetic gas to secondary pressure. A pressure control valve is connected to the secondary side of the anesthetic gas pressure reducing valve and responsive to the secondary pressure of the oxygen gas for controlling the secondary pressure of the anesthetic gas. The pressure control valve is so arranged that when the secondary pressure of the oxygen gas is zero, the pressure control valve is closed to cut off the supply of the anesthetic gas.

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