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Anti-fog agents, also known as anti-fogging agents and treatments, are chemicals that prevent the condensation of water in the form of small droplets on a surface which resemble fog. Anti-fog treatments were first developed by NASA during Project Gemini, and are now often used on transparent glass or plastic surfaces used in optical applications, such as the lenses and mirrors found in glasses, goggles, camera lenses, and binoculars. The treatments work by minimizing surface tension, resulting in a non-scattering film of water instead of single droplets. This works by altering the degree of wetting. Anti-fog treatments usually work either by application of a surfactant film, or by creating a hydrophilic surface.

Disposable anti-fog airway adapter

A disposable anti-fog airway adapter for use with a mainstream respiratory gas analyzer which provides a measurement of a patient's inhaled and exhaled gases. The airway adapter includes windows that are constructed of a thin, low heat capacity plastic that rapidly equilibrates to the temperature of the warm moist gases in the patient breathing circuit. In addition, the inside of the windows is also coated with an anti-fog surfactant either by laminating an anti-fog film with the window plastic prior to attaching the window to the airway adapter body or by first attaching the window to the airway adapter body and then applying the surfactant to the airway adapter after the window film is bonded in place so that the surfactant coats the entire inside of the adapter. The surfactant functions to increase the critical wetting tension of the surface it covers so that water on the window spreads into a uniform thin layer which does not absorb very much infrared energy and thus does not significantly reduce the signal strength. "Instant on" operation is accomplished because no heater and the like is necessary to warm up the windows to maintain them at an elevated temperature to prevent fogging. Numerous techniques are also provided for adhering the windows to the airway adapter body so that a substantially airtight seal may be obtained.
Owner:OSI OPTOELECTRONICS

Anti-fog refrigeration door and method of making the same

InactiveUS20060265979A1BurdeningIncreased energy costShow cabinetsRailway roofsThermal insulationLow emissivity
The energy-free refrigeration door of the present application provides a way to control condensation when the door of a refrigeration unit is opened by providing thermal insulation to the door with glass panels which have a low emissivity coating. The door includes a door frame housing and an insulating glass unit comprising inner, middle and outer sheets of glass. A first sealant assembly disposed around the periphery of the inner and middle sheets of glass forms a first chamber between the inner and middle sheets of glass. A second sealant assembly disposed around the periphery of the middle and outer sheets of glass forms a second chamber between the middle and outer sheets of glass. A gas, such as krypton, air, or argon is held in the first and second chambers. The outer sheet of glass and inner sheet of glass each have an unexposed surface that faces the middle sheet of glass. A low emissivity coating is disposed on the unexposed surfaces of the inner and outer sheets of glass so that the glass door as a whole avoids formation of condensation on the outer surface of the outer sheet of the glass door, without the application of electricity to heat the door, while also providing the desired evaporation rate of condensation from the inner side of the inner sheet of the glass door. An anti-fog or anti-frost coating is included on a surface of one of the sheets of glass.
Owner:AGC FLAT GLASS NORTH AMERICA INC

Method and apparatus for heating and applying warm antifog solution to endoscopes as well as a distal lens protector

A sterile, self-contained, disposable apparatus used for heating and applying solution to the distal end of endoscopes as well as an endoscopic lens protector. The heating mechanism is chemical, electrical or a combination of both. Further the apparatus serves as a self sealing container for the storage and application of anti-fog solution. By placing the apparatus over the distal scope prior to surgery, the scope is protected from damage from other instruments or trays. At the same time the distal lens is submerged in the warm anti-fog solution and it is uniformly and completely coated. Heat is transferred to the instrument from the solution in one example to act as an important and additional measure to prevent fogging of the lens. By heating the solution and the instrument, the drastic temperature difference between the interior of the body (98.6) and the instrument is eliminated. This inhibits the condensation of moisture, which always occurs upon inserting the cool scope inside the warm body. The apparatus combines the use of an anti-fog solution as well, which helps prevent fogging during the procedure when smoke and heat is generated within the body during the procedure. Lastly, the apparatus is designed to be used as a holder of the scope while protecting it from impact with a shock absorbent outer shell prior to, during, and after the medical procedure. A new method for defogging endoscopes by which a sterile protective device is combined with a defogging mechanism and placed over the distal lens of endoscopes prior to the medical procedure, used intermittently during the procedure, then placed over the lens at the end of the procedure. The apparatus is not removed until scope reaches the cleaning facility. This apparatus is ideal for sterile operations where the instrument is used intermittently and repeatedly.
Owner:COVIDIEN LP

Method and device for evaluating inhibiting ability of drilling fluid on formation and decomposition of hydrate

The invention relates to a method and a device for evaluating inhibiting ability of drilling fluid on formation and decomposition of hydrate. The device comprises a high and low temperature experimental box (1), a high-pressure reaction kettle (2) in the high and low temperature experimental box, a pressure controlling system, a microvideo camera and a data acquisition and control system (12). The reaction kettle is connected with the pressure controlling system through high-pressure pipelines on the upper and lower parts of the kettle; data acquisition and control system is connected with sensors arrange at the bottom of the reaction kettle and a high-pressure control platform (13) through data acquisition signal wires, wherein drilling fluid (4) to be tested is put on the high-pressure control platform; the microvideo camera is arranged in an observation cylinder (21) extended into a working chamber outside the high and low temperature experimental box and approaches front end of the observation cylinder (21) having anti-fog transparent glass so as to observe. The invention provides the device to evaluate inhibiting experiments of drilling fluid in underground bored wells and frozen earth and marine bored wells on formation and decomposition of hydrate under different temperature and pressure.
Owner:CHINA UNIV OF GEOSCIENCES (WUHAN)

Self-cleaning, antibacterial and anti-fog film

InactiveCN103396634AAntistaticWith anti-electromagnetic radiation performanceUltraviolet lightsHeat sensitive
The invention relates to a self-cleaning, antibacterial and anti-fog film. The self-cleaning, antibacterial and anti-fog film is prepared by acidizing TiO2 nano-particle powder, adding a surfactant, a stabilizer, an acid and the like, preparing, and concentrating to obtain TiO2 nano-particle slurry, adequately mixing the slurry with an organic high-molecular polymer and auxiliaries, and drying to obtain master batches; and commonly plasticizing, extruding and calendaring the master batches to prepare the self-cleaning, antibacterial and anti-fog film, wherein the constituents of the film comprise 72.89-92.34 wt% of the organic high-molecular polymer, 0.5-22.63 wt% of TiO2 nano particles and 3.36-23.45 wt% of auxiliaries. The film has a high visible light transmittance, self-cleaning, antibacterial and anti-fog functions, reflection and control effects on ultraviolet light rays and far-infrared light rays, antistatic property and anti-electromagnetic radiation property; the film is prepared with no need of high vacuum and high-temperature heating, simple and practicable equipment, and low cost; the film can be compounded with pressure-sensitive adhesive and heat-sensitive adhesive, used as the films of building glass, and the windows of vehicles and ships for improving the self-cleaning, antibacterial and anti-fog functions of the building glass and the windows, and used for performing transformation and large-area field construction on the installed glass and windows.
Owner:武汉羿阳科技有限公司

Method and apparatus for heating and applying warm antifog solution to endoscopes as well as a distal lens protector

InactiveUS20050234301A1Superior anti-fogging protectionAvoid condensationSurgeryEndoscopesElectricityEngineering
A sterile, self-contained, disposable apparatus used for heating and applying solution to the distal end of endoscopes as well as an endoscopic lens protector. The heating mechanism is chemical, electrical or a combination of both. Further the apparatus serves as a self sealing container for the storage and application of anti-fog solution. By placing the apparatus over the distal scope prior to surgery, the scope is protected from damage from other instruments or trays. At the same time the distal lens is submerged in the warm anti-fog solution and it is uniformly and completely coated. Heat is transferred to the instrument from the solution in one example to act as an important and additional measure to prevent fogging of the lens. By heating the solution and the instrument, the drastic temperature difference between the interior of the body (98.6) and the instrument is eliminated. This inhibits the condensation of moisture, which always occurs upon inserting the cool scope inside the warm body. The apparatus combines the use of an anti-fog solution as well, which helps prevent fogging during the procedure when smoke and heat is generated within the body during the procedure. Lastly, the apparatus is designed to be used as a holder of the scope while protecting it from impact with a shock absorbent outer shell prior to, during, and after the medical procedure. A new method for defogging endoscopes by which a sterile protective device is combined with a defogging mechanism and placed over the distal lens of endoscopes prior to the medical procedure, used intermittently during the procedure, then placed over the lens at the end of the procedure. The apparatus is not removed until scope reaches the cleaning facility. This apparatus is ideal for sterile operations where the instrument is used intermittently and repeatedly.
Owner:TYCO HEALTHCARE GRP LP
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