Control valve for respiratory devices
A technology for respirators and control valves, which is applied to respirators and other directions, and can solve problems such as high frictional resistance, hindering operation, hindering valve dynamic control, etc.
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[0037] in figure 1 The respirator shown in has an air inlet 1 and an air source 2, and the respirator has an outer cover 10 for protection. The air source 2 is preferably constructed in the form of a blower or a compressor. It is also possible to use an internal or external accumulator or an external compressed air supply device as the air source 2. An adjustable inspiratory control valve 3a, an inspiratory flow sensor 4a, and an inspiratory pressure sensor 5a are provided in the upper pipeline for patient inhalation. At the end of the pipe is connected an inhalation hose 6 leading to the patient. The air outlet hose 7 is connected back into the housing 10 from the patient. An expiratory pressure sensor 5b, an expiratory flow sensor 4b, and an adjustable expiratory control valve 3b are also provided in the lower pipeline for controlling exhalation. The measured values of the flow sensor and the pressure sensor will be continuously transmitted to the control device 8, where...
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