In-vitro intestine cleaning instrument with constant-temperature electrolyzed water

Abstract

The invention discloses an in-vitro intestine cleaning instrument with constant-temperature electrolyzed water which fills constant-temperature clean water from an anus of a human body to clean intestines. The in-vitro intestine cleaning instrument comprises a sealing chamber formed by a front shell and a rear shell; direct current electric heating plates and mica insulation layers coating the direct current electric heating plates are respectively arranged on inner surfaces of the front shell and the rear shell; electrolytic baths ,of two-groove chambers, comprising positive and negative electrode plates and anion-cation exchange membranes respectively and closely attached to the positive and negative electrode plates in a corresponding manner are arranged in the sealing chamber; the electrolytic baths of the two-groove chambers separate the sealing chamber into an acidic water chamber on one side of a cathode plate and an alkaline water chamber on one side of an anode plate; a water inlet is formed in the lower part of the sealing chamber to be communicated with the two-groove chambers; water outlets are respectively formed in the upper parts of the two-groove chambers. The in-vitro intestine cleaning instrument provided by the invention electrolyzes source water into water with different performances while source water is heated by constant temperature, and can provide electrolyzed water corresponding to different pH (potential of hydrogen) performances according to intestinal conditions of users. Meanwhile, the water is heated by using a direct current to realize the technical effects of safety and practicality, good constant temperature effect and energy saving.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a water supply device for supplying healthy water to clean intestines outside the human body, in particular to an instrument for cleaning intestines outside the body with constant temperature electrolytic water. Background technique [0002] The existing extracorporeal bowel cleansing device usually uses a heat storage liner and an electric heating rod to heat and maintain a constant temperature structure by using a heating water supply device to heat the water to between 34-37 degrees and keep the temperature constant to meet the water requirements for extracorporeal bowel cleansing. common body of water. At the same time, the heating and water supply device of the external bowel cleansing instrument usually uses an alternating current heating structure. The heating and constant temperature structure of this structure is relatively complicated, and the separation of water and electricity has not been realized, which will pose ...

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Problems solved by technology

At the same time, the heating and water supply device of the external bowel cleansing instrument usually uses an alternating current heating structure. The heating and constant temperature structure of this structure is relatively complicated, and the separation of water and electricity has not been realized, which will pose a safety hazard and affect its safety.

At present, there is no in vitro colonic instrument that can achieve constant temperature heating and electrolytic treatment to produce water with different performances.

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