A temperature-controlled intelligent auxiliary liquid supply system

Abstract

The invention discloses a temperature-controlled intelligent liquid-supply system. The system comprises a device main body which is provided with an inlet pipe and an outlet pipe, an elastic infusion pipe arranged in the device main body, an extrusion rod for extruding the outer wall of the elastic infusion pipe, a driving mechanism for driving the extrusion rod to rotate and a temperature sensor for detecting the temperature of to-be-transported liquid, wherein two ends of the elastic infusion pipe are respectively connected with the inlet pipe and the outlet pipe correspondingly; liquid in the elastic infusion pipe flows from the inlet pipe to the outlet pipe when the extrusion rod rotates; the driving mechanism is controlled according to the temperature signal received from the temperature sensor, so that the rotating speed of the driving mechanism can be controlled. The temperature-controlled intelligent auxiliary liquid-supply system has the characteristics of simple structure, reliable work, blood flow intelligent control, stable flow rate, large flow adjusting range, high blood pressure, small size, animal implant safety, excellent biocompatibility and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of biomedicine, in particular to a temperature-controlled intelligent auxiliary liquid supply system. Background technique [0002] In the animal world, there is a special animal—the leopard. Its special feature is that it is currently the fastest animal running on land in the world, with a speed of more than 110 kilometers per hour, but it cannot maintain it for a long time. Running at high speed, you can only run for a few hundred meters, and then you have to stop. Some people think that the main reason for this phenomenon is that the body temperature of leopards will rise during the running process, and it will rise to an unacceptable level to the point where it must be stopped. If this is the case, then some people have raised a new question, that is, in the cold winter, can leopards run faster and longer than in summer? And they will breathe quickly during running, and the cold air they inhale will cool down th...

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[0003] Leopards belong to the national first-class protected animals in my country. On the one hand, the number of leopards is relatively rare, coupled with excessive human-made hunting, the nature has been severely damaged, resulting in no breeding grounds for leopards, resulting in a sharp decline in the population of leopards. There are no leopard footprints in some places; on the other hand, the leopard’s prey is mainly deer and antelope. These animals are long-distance runners, while leopards are sprinters. Leopards usually sneak close under the cover of dense forests. The prey, and then a surprise attack, attacking the neck or snout of the prey, making it suffocate, if the leopard cannot catch up with the prey within a certain period of time, then it has to give up, and then look for other targets, which makes the leopard hunting The success rate has dropped significantly, and some leopards have starved to death because they did not catch prey

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