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US 12,714,448 B2Granted
Extracorporeal shock wave device for loading target substance into delivery vehicle
AssigneeExollence Co., Ltd.
InventorsJihwa Chung, Minyoung Lee
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an extracorporeal shock wave device for loading a target substance into a delivery vehicle. According to the present invention, the time taken to load the target substance into the delivery vehicle can be significantly reduced, and the loading rate can also be greatly improved.
Claims12
An extracorporeal shock wave device for loading a target substance into a delivery vehicle, the device comprising:
- an extracorporeal shock wave generator;
- a transmission member connected to the extracorporeal shock wave generator;
- an extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit including an extracorporeal shock wave transducer configured to convert power supplied from the extracorporeal shock wave generator through the transmission member into extracorporeal shock waves;
- an inlet formed in at least a portion of the extracorporeal shock wave generator;
- a transduction container in which at least one transduction container hole is formed,
- a refrigerant supply flow path connected to the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit and configured to supply a refrigerant to the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit;
- a refrigerant discharge flow path connected to the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit and configured to move the refrigerant discharged from the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit;
- and
- a cooler connected to the refrigerant supply flow path and the refrigerant discharge flow path and configured to cool the refrigerant,
- wherein the extracorporeal shock wave transducer radiates extracorporeal shock waves and loads a target substance inside a solution into a delivery vehicle,
- wherein the solution is accommodated in the transduction container hole and the transduction container is inserted into the inlet.
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An extracorporeal shock wave device for loading a target substance into a delivery vehicle, the device comprising:
- an extracorporeal shock wave generator;
- a transmission member connected to the extracorporeal shock wave generator;
- an extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit including an extracorporeal shock wave transducer configured to convert power supplied from the extracorporeal shock wave generator through the transmission member into extracorporeal shock waves;
- at least one supply container in which the delivery vehicle or the target substance is accommodated;
- a first flow path which is connected to the supply container and the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit and through which the delivery vehicle or the target substance accommodated in the supply container moves to the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit;
- a refrigerant supply flow path which is connected to the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit and through which a refrigerant is supplied to the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit;
- a refrigerant discharge flow path which is connected to the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit and through which the refrigerant discharged from the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit moves;
- a cooler connected to the refrigerant supply flow path and the refrigerant discharge flow path and configured to cool the refrigerant;
- a second flow path through which the solution discharged from the extracorporeal shock wave transduction unit moves;
- a pump connected to the second flow path and configured to move the solution;
- a third flow path which is connected to the second flow path and through which a portion of the solution moves to a sample storage container;
- and
- a fourth flow path which is connected to the pump and a storage container and through which the solution moves to the storage container,
- wherein the extracorporeal shock wave transducer radiates extracorporeal shock waves and loads a target substance inside a solution into a delivery vehicle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.