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A thermally driven micropump experimental device and method based on microfluidic technology

A microfluidic technology and experimental device technology, applied in the field of microelectromechanical systems, can solve the problems of large flow pulsation, low flow efficiency, low driving voltage, etc., and achieve the effects of improving flow efficiency, fast response speed, and improving conversion efficiency.

Active Publication Date: 2019-10-01
JIANGSU UNIV
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[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to propose a low driving voltage, high flow efficiency, and can effectively overcome the pulsation phenomenon based on microfluidic technology, aiming at the defects of low flow efficiency, large flow pulsation and complex structure existing in thermally driven micropumps. Heat-driven micropump experimental device and experimental method of the experimental device

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[0045] See figure 1 The thermally driven micropump experimental device based on the microfluidic technology of the present invention is composed of two modules, the thermally driven micropump 32 and the microcontroller module 16. The thermally driven micropump 32 and the microcontroller module 16 are independent modules that can be freely placed on a horizontal surface, and the two modules are connected by multiple wires 6. There are two liquid inlet pipes and one liquid outlet pipe 49 on the side wall of the thermally driven micropump 32. The two liquid inlet pipes are respectively a first liquid inlet pipe 44 and a second liquid inlet pipe 47 with the same structure. The pipe 44 and the second liquid inlet pipe 47 are arranged up and down for adding two different types of liquid to the inside of the thermally driven micropump 32 respectively. The liquid outlet pipe 49 is opposite to the two liquid inlet pipes and is used to flow out the liquid after being uniformly mixed by t...

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The invention discloses a heat-driven micro-pump experimental device and method for pumping micro-fluid based on micro-fluidic technology in the field of microelectronic mechanical systems. The heat-driven micro-pump is driven by a liquid flowing-in micro-valve, six liquid flowing micro-valves and a liquid flowing-out micro-valve; a liquid inlet pipe, a liquid flow area and a liquid outlet pipe are combined into a whole, temperature sensors are arranged near heating resistors, and are used for detecting the temperature of different positions inside the heat-driven micro-pump in real time and feeding back to a microcontroller, the gas expansion force generated by heating and the deformation between materials are used as driving force, and the liquid is conveyed in the circulating heating mode for each part, so that the conversion between the heat energy and the mechanical energy is realized, the large driving force can be provided, the large diaphragm deformation is obtained under the low driving voltage, the conversion efficiency between the heat energy and the mechanical energy is improved, the stable flow can be provided, and the pulsation phenomenon of the micro-pump is effectively overcome.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of microelectronic mechanical systems, relates to a thermally driven micropump experimental device and method based on microfluidic technology, and is a transport device for pumping microfluid. Background technique [0002] Micromotors, also known as micropumps, are the power source for microfluid delivery. As an important micro-executing component, micropumps can be widely used in drug delivery, blood transportation, DNA synthesis, micro total analysis systems, and micro fuel cells. . Micropumps can be mainly divided into piezoelectric driven micropumps, electrostatic driven micropumps, electro-hydraulic driven micropumps and electroosmotic driven micropumps. Each of the above driving methods has different advantages, but also has their own shortcomings. For example, the driving voltage of the piezoelectric-driven micropump is relatively high; the driving force of the electrostatic-driven micropump is small, and the def...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): F04B9/12F04B43/06F04B49/06F04B51/00F04B53/10F03G7/06
Inventor 潘辰杨宁周晓迪张猛
Owner JIANGSU UNIV
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