Gallium-based liquid alloy based sphygmomanometer and blood pressure calibration method
A liquid alloy, sphygmomanometer technology, applied in vascular evaluation, cardiac catheterization, etc., can solve the problems of easy oxidation of liquid alloys, device failure, adhesion of oxides to glass surfaces, etc., to achieve intuitive testing principles, reduce dependence, and solve measurement problems Inaccurate effects
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[0053] Gallium-indium-tin ternary alloy is used as the pressure-sensing liquid, and the weight ratio of gallium, indium, and tin is 70:20:10; the first inert gas and the second inert gas filled in the pressure maintenance chamber 4 and the pressure control chamber 5 respectively are selected Argon gas; the diameter D1 of the glass capillary 2 is set to 2 mm, the height H1 is 600 mm, the diameter D2 of the armband 2 is 180 mm, and the capacity volume of the pressure chamber 4 is 0.2 L;
[0054] After the arm goes deep into the armband, it is placed in the standard position for controllable pressurization; the inert gas is pressed into the closed space formed by the armband 2, the vent pipe and the liquid metal chamber 1, and the gallium-based liquid alloy 6 is pressed to make the gallium in the glass capillary 3 The base liquid alloy column rises to 350mm, and at the same time the arm is squeezed by the pressure pack inside the arm ring 2, the pressure is consistent and synchron...
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