Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Means for supplying respiratory gas under positive pressure
Patent
1989-04-12
1990-05-15
Eickholt, Eugene H.
Surgery
Respiratory method or device
Means for supplying respiratory gas under positive pressure
A62B 2302
Patent
active
049248618
ABSTRACT:
A piston and cylinder unit provides a supply actuable by means of an actuation device for delivering respiratory air in a respiratory cycle of a respirator. Its piston is sealed with its cylinder by means of a pair of rolling membranes arranged symmetrically with regard to one another. The membranes separate the cylinder contents into an antechamber and a working chamber. The wear of the rolling membranes during the working strokes and especially during the starting is decreased by a clean rolling of the folds. Also a leakage control takes place even during operation and an immediate detection of leaks due to bending stress, aging or other influences is guaranteed. For this purpose an inner chamber which is enclosed by the two rolling membranes is under a pressure different from the pressure in the antechamber and the working chamber so that the highest pressure is on a concave inside of the folds.
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Kiske Siegfried
Schwanbom Erik
Wallroth Carl F.
Dragerwerk AG
Eickholt Eugene H.
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