Separation component for a feeding bottle device
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorPaulus Cornelis Duineveld
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorPaulus Cornelis Duineveld
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The present invention relates to a separation component (10) for a feeding bottle device (1) and a corresponding feeding bottle device (1). The separation component (10) provides a separation between a container space (2) of the baby bottle device (1) and a feeding space (3) for providing liquid to an infant, the separation component (10) comprising a hole wall portion (30) surrounding a hole (32) through the separation component (10) for allowing a passage of fluid from the container space (2) to the feeding space (3) therethrough, wherein the hole wall portion (30) is formed such that, when a pressure of the feeding space (3) side is lower than a pressure of the container space (2) side, a minimum cross-sectional area of the hole (32) is reduced with increased pressure difference between feeding space (3) and container space (2). A decreased risk of overfeeding an infant is achieved.
A separation component for a baby bottle device, the separation component providing a separation between a container space of the baby bottle device and a feeding space for providing liquid to an infant, the separation component comprising a hole wall portion surrounding a hole through the separation component for allowing a passage of fluid from the container space to the feeding space therethrough, the hole having a minimum cross-sectional area at a first state, wherein the minimum cross-sectional area is reduced at a second state with increasing pressure difference between the feeding space and the container space,
A baby bottle device comprising a separation component, the separation component providing a separation between a container space of the baby bottle device and a feeding space for providing liquid to an infant, the separation component comprising a hole wall portion surrounding a hole through the separation component for allowing a passage of fluid from the container space to the feeding space therethrough, the hole having a minimum cross-sectional area at a first state, wherein the minimum cross-sectional area is reduced at a second state with increasing pressure difference between the feeding space and the container space,
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