On-demand oxygen dispensing system for aircraft passengers
An aircraft passenger and oxygen distribution technology, which is applied in emergency oxygen systems, aircraft parts, crew accommodation, etc., can solve problems such as small pressure changes, inability to detect the breathing of children or infants, and inability to sense correctly
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[0099] Here, the sensing device 7 relies on temperature sensing.
[0100] One or more parameters affected by respiration is the temperature at which the cavity 9 delimited by the mask and the user's face UF is located.
[0101] Provide temperature sensitive components such as thermistors.
[0102] The thermistor can be NTC or PTC. Preferably, NTCs with good sensitivity in the range of 10°C to 40°C are selected, such as Epcos S861 series or Honeywell 135 series.
[0103] The thermistor 71 is located inside the mask body so that it directly receives the exhaled airflow from the user's mouth and nose.
[0104] Such as figure 2 As shown, the thermistor 71 can be a discrete element in the projected position such that the exhaled air flow substantially surrounds the thermistor 71 . Thus, time constants are minimized (ie, without significant delay), and temperature cycles are sensed in near real time.
[0105] The exhaled temperature is between 30°C and 37°C, while the ambient ...
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