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US4227519A
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Respirator for emergency air supply to a patient
Assignee: Draegerwerk AG and Co KGaA
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Filing: 1978-08-04
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Granted: 1980-10-14
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Expires: 1998-08-04
Abstract
Abstract A respirator for emergency supply to a patient, includes a respiratory gas supply which is connected through two control valves and two regulating valves to a patient. The regulating valves are coupled together by adjusting means which permits their adjustment and one is connected in the gas supply line to the first regulating valve, and the other is connected in the connection from the second regulating valve to the patient. The inhalation and exhalation time of the patient may be adjusted. The valve controls provide a time control which includes a control of the second regulator valve by two separate respirator gas volume connections of predetermined volume amounts which act on the second control valve to shift it into one of two defined positions. The second control valve establishes a respiratory gas connection in the inhaling phase through the second regulating valve and a ventilating valve which is connected directly to the patient.
Inventors
- 👤 Detlef Warnow
- 👤 Hans-Jorg Ziebrecht
Bibliographic Details
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2026-10-23 10:17
CPC Classifications
A; A61; A61M; A61M16/00; A61M16/10; A61M16/105; A61M16/106; A61M16/107
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
411 words
A respiratory gas supply system for a patient, comprising, a respiratory gas supply, first and second control valves, a first pressure line connected to said second control valve for influencing the regulation of the control position of said second control valve, a second pressure line connected from said first control valve to said second control valve for influencing the regulating position of said second control valve, a respiratory gas supply line having a first portion connected to said second control valve and a second portion connected from said first portion to said first control valve, a first regulating valve in said second portion, a respiratory discharge line connected from said second control valve to the patient, a second regulating valve in said respiratory discharge line, a first gas volume container of a predetermined volume in said first pressure line, a second gas volume container of a predetermined volume in said second pressure line, adjustable coupling means coupling said first regulating valve and said second regulating valve, spring means acting on said first control valve to influence the regulating position of said first control valve, a pressure control counteracting said spring means connected from said respiratory discharge line to said first control valve for also influencing the regulation of said first control valve, whereby, during an exhalation time T 1 , said second control valve being controlled by said first pressure line to produce a continuous pressure rise from the resistance of said first regulating valve in said first volume up to a switching pressure of said second control valve to effect the subsequent movement of said second control valve to connect said respiratory air discharge line to said first portion of said respiratory gas supply line, said respiratory gas discharge line providing pressure to actuate said first control valve to connect said second portion to said second pressure line so that respiratory gas flows through said respiratory discharge line to the patient for inhalation, and when inhalation ends, thereby permitting the patient to exhale so that said first control valve is connected to said second pressure line and said second control valve is shifted to interrupt the connection of said supply line first portion to said discharge line to end inhalation, the beginning of exhalation being initiated by the resistance of said first regulating valve and the amount of said first volume, said spring means acting on said first control valve to provide a pressure to activate said second control valve.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
411 words
A respiratory gas supply system for a patient, comprising, a respiratory gas supply, first and second control valves, a first pressure line connected to said second control valve for influencing the regulation of the control position of said second control valve, a second pressure line connected from said first control valve to said second control valve for influencing the regulating position of said second control valve, a respiratory gas supply line having a first portion connected to said second control valve and a second portion connected from said first portion to said first control valve, a first regulating valve in said second portion, a respiratory discharge line connected from said second control valve to the patient, a second regulating valve in said respiratory discharge line, a first gas volume container of a predetermined volume in said first pressure line, a second gas volume container of a predetermined volume in said second pressure line, adjustable coupling means coupling said first regulating valve and said second regulating valve, spring means acting on said first control valve to influence the regulating position of said first control valve, a pressure control counteracting said spring means connected from said respiratory discharge line to said first control valve for also influencing the regulation of said first control valve, whereby, during an exhalation time T 1 , said second control valve being controlled by said first pressure line to produce a continuous pressure rise from the resistance of said first regulating valve in said first volume up to a switching pressure of said second control valve to effect the subsequent movement of said second control valve to connect said respiratory air discharge line to said first portion of said respiratory gas supply line, said respiratory gas discharge line providing pressure to actuate said first control valve to connect said second portion to said second pressure line so that respiratory gas flows through said respiratory discharge line to the patient for inhalation, and when inhalation ends, thereby permitting the patient to exhale so that said first control valve is connected to said second pressure line and said second control valve is shifted to interrupt the connection of said supply line first portion to said discharge line to end inhalation, the beginning of exhalation being initiated by the resistance of said first regulating valve and the amount of said first volume, said spring means acting on said first control valve to provide a pressure to activate said second control valve.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
307 words
A pneumatically controlled respirator for emergency supply of air to a patient with which an amount of respiratory gas set by a regulating valve (20) is fed to the patient from a respiratory gas supply, and wherein the inhalation and exhalation times (T 1 , T 2 ) are adjustable, comprising a time control unit (12) having a first control valve (20), a first connection (6, 8) between said first control valve and the respiratory gas supply, a resistance regulating valve (7) in said first connection, a second control valve (5), a first control line (14) having a first defined volume (11) and a second control line (18) with a second control volume (10) each connected between said first valve and control connections (15-26) of said second control valve acting on said second control valve to urge it into respective opposite end positions, a discharge line (4, 16, 21) connected over said second-control valve and connectable to the patient, said second control valve providing a regulation of said discharge line to the patient, a ventilation valve (25) connectable to the patient and connected to the discharge line from said second control valve, said second control valve being moved into a position interrupting flow in said discharge line to permit exhalation of the patient after said inhalation time which corresponds to the filling of said second volume from said first connection through said first control valve, a second connection (17) between said discharge line and said first control valve for moving said first control valve into a position connecting said first connection to said second control line, and spring means connected to said first control valve for moving said first control valve into a position connecting said first connection to said first control line when said second control valve is moved to interrupt flow in said discharge line.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
307 words
A pneumatically controlled respirator for emergency supply of air to a patient with which an amount of respiratory gas set by a regulating valve (20) is fed to the patient from a respiratory gas supply, and wherein the inhalation and exhalation times (T 1 , T 2 ) are adjustable, comprising a time control unit (12) having a first control valve (20), a first connection (6, 8) between said first control valve and the respiratory gas supply, a resistance regulating valve (7) in said first connection, a second control valve (5), a first control line (14) having a first defined volume (11) and a second control line (18) with a second control volume (10) each connected between said first valve and control connections (15-26) of said second control valve acting on said second control valve to urge it into respective opposite end positions, a discharge line (4, 16, 21) connected over said second-control valve and connectable to the patient, said second control valve providing a regulation of said discharge line to the patient, a ventilation valve (25) connectable to the patient and connected to the discharge line from said second control valve, said second control valve being moved into a position interrupting flow in said discharge line to permit exhalation of the patient after said inhalation time which corresponds to the filling of said second volume from said first connection through said first control valve, a second connection (17) between said discharge line and said first control valve for moving said first control valve into a position connecting said first connection to said second control line, and spring means connected to said first control valve for moving said first control valve into a position connecting said first connection to said first control line when said second control valve is moved to interrupt flow in said discharge line.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
18 words
A pneumatically controlled respirator, as claimed in claim 2, wherein the breathing time ratio is represented by: ##EQU4##
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
30 words
A pneumatically controlled respirator, as claimed in claim 2, wherein said regulating valve and said flow valve are connected with each other by coupling elements having a common adjusting device.
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| Annuity Stage | Window Opens | Payment Deadline | Surcharge Period Until | Estimated Fee | Status |
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| 3.5 Years (Year 4) | 1983-10-14 | 1984-04-14 | 1984-10-14 | $2000.00 | Window Closed / Lapsed |
| 7.5 Years (Year 8) | 1987-10-14 | 1988-04-14 | 1988-10-14 | $3760.00 | Window Closed / Lapsed |
| 11.5 Years (Year 12) | 1991-10-14 | 1992-04-14 | 1992-10-14 | $7700.00 | Window Closed / Lapsed |