Hydrogen Addition With Integrated Heating for Biocompatible Solutions
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing methods for adding hydrogen to biocompatible solutions require separate heating, which is cumbersome and may impose a burden on the living body, especially when the solution is at a temperature significantly lower than body temperature.
Innovation Solution
A hydrogen addition device and method that includes a tank, a hydrogen water generator, and a heating portion to simultaneously add and heat dissolved hydrogen water to biocompatible solutions, with temperature control and circulation to reduce the burden on the living body.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Quantity of substance
If hydrogen is added to biocompatible solution by contacting molecular hydrogen from outside the container without opening the container, then hydrogen can be added to the solution, but the solution temperature remains significantly lower than body temperature requiring separate heating
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines the hydrogen addition function and heating function into a single integrated device. The heating portion is positioned within the tank to heat the biocompatible solution simultaneously while hydrogen is being added from the hydrogen water generator, eliminating the need for separate heating operations and ensuring the solution reaches body temperature before administration.
2Temperature
If separate heating is performed after hydrogen addition, then the solution can be warmed to body temperature, but the process becomes cumbersome and increases operational complexity
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges the hydrogen addition process and heating process into a single simultaneous operation. The heating portion operates within the tank during the hydrogen addition cycle, allowing both functions to be accomplished through one unified operation rather than sequential steps, thereby reducing operational complexity.
Solution Approach 2:
The heating portion is activated in advance or simultaneously with the hydrogen addition process, ensuring the solution is warmed to body temperature before hydrogen addition completes. This preliminary or concurrent heating action eliminates the need for subsequent separate heating steps.
3Quantity of substance
If the solution temperature is significantly lower than body temperature, then hydrogen can be added effectively, but the burden on the living body increases
Solution Approach 1:
By combining heating and hydrogen addition in one process, the patent ensures the solution reaches body temperature before hydrogen is administered, eliminating the harmful effect of cold solution burden while maintaining effective hydrogen concentration.
Solution Approach 2:
The solution is heated to body temperature in advance or during the hydrogen addition process, so that when the hydrogenated solution is administered, it is already at the correct temperature, preventing the burden of cold solution on the living body.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The device and method enable easy preparation of biocompatible solutions with reduced burden by simultaneously adding and heating dissolved hydrogen water, achieving a temperature close to body temperature and facilitating sterilization, thus minimizing stress on the living body.
Implementation Method 1
a container (101) permeable to molecular hydrogen
Implementation Method 2
a heating portion (5) for heating the dissolved hydrogen water (200) in the tank (2) to warm the biocompatible solution (100)
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AI summary
A hydrogen addition device adds hydrogen to a biocompatible solution of a liquid containing body formed by the biocompatible solution sealed in a molecular hydrogen permeable container. The hydrogen addition device is provided with a tank for housing the unopened liquid containing body, a hydrogen water generator for producing dissolved hydrogen water formed by water with hydrogen dissolved therein to supply to the tank, and a heating portion for heating the dissolved hydrogen water in the tank to warm the biocompatible solution of the liquid containing body.