Ventilator system and medical gas delivery system
AssigneeYuan Ze University
InventorGuo-Bin Jung
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Abstract
A medical gas delivery system and a ventilator system are provided. The medical gas delivery system includes an electrolytic gas generation device, a delivery device, and a control unit. The electrolytic gas generation device is used to generate a first gas and a second gas. The delivery device is in fluid communication with the electrolytic gas generation device, and is used to transport a medical gas. The medical gas includes at least one of the first gas and the second gas. The control unit is electrically connected with the electrolytic gas generation device and the delivery device, so as to control a component ratio of the medical gas.
Claims13
A medical gas delivery system, comprising:
- an electrolytic gas generation device used to generate a first gas and a second gas,
- wherein the electrolytic gas generation device includes a membrane electrode assembly, an electrolysis tank, a first separator, and a second separator,
- wherein the membrane electrode assembly is disposed in the electrolysis tank, the membrane electrode assembly includes an anode, and a material of the anode includes iridium dioxide,
- wherein the first separator is in fluid communication with the electrolysis tank and is configured to separate the first gas from water in the electrolysis tank generated after an electrolysis, and
- wherein the second separator is in fluid communication with the electrolysis tank and is configured to separate the second gas from water in the electrolysis tank generated after the electrolysis;
- a delivery device, wherein the delivery device is in fluid communication with the electrolytic gas generation device, and the delivery device is used to deliver a medical gas;
- wherein the medical gas includes at least one of the first gas and the second gas;
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- a control unit electrically connected with the electrolytic gas generation device and the delivery device, so as to control a component ratio of the medical gas.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.