Low leakage current medical instrument

Liquid purification or separation – With heater or heat exchanger – For filter

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128908, 210321B, B01D 3100

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041558529

ABSTRACT:
A medical instrument, specifically shown as a dialysis machine, incorporates an electrically isolated and hermetically sealed high thermal flux heater in conjunction with means for vectorially cancelling alternating current signal components generated in the operation of the machine. Because of electrical coupling between the medical instrument and a human patient blood stream, large ground leakage currents can result in electrical shock for a patient if the ground wire of the machine becomes open circuited. However, the combination of a specially modified dialysate fluid heater with an extremely large and dependable isolation resistance and operating mode dependent vectorial compensation for resistive and capacitive leakage current permits total leakage current from chassis to ground to be brought below a hitherto unattainable 1 microamp level.

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