Unit for adjusting humidification
AssigneeRespironics, Inc.
InventorKazufuku Nitta
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AssigneeRespironics, Inc.
InventorKazufuku Nitta
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To provide a unit for adjusting humidification capable of improving inconveniences that may otherwise be caused to occur due to damages, while sustaining the humidifying ability and other performance that are to be originally achieved by the humidification adjusting unit. Around the outer surface of the exothermic member 13 are wound multiple hollow fibers 14 each having a minute diameter and having a peripheral wall with minute openings each being large enough to allow water vapor to permeate therethrough yet small enough to fail to permeate water therethrough, and the multiple hollow fibers 14 and the exothermic member 13 are inserted tightly into an extendable mesh cover tube 15 in engagement therewith. In order to perform humidification, water to be supplied to the multiple hollow fibers 14 is warmed by the exothermic member 13 to generate water vapors. Even if the multiple hollow fibers 14 would be broken or damaged, the water to be leaked from the multiple hollow fibers can be made extremely small in volume by taking advantage of the minuteness of each of the multiple hollow fibers 14, thereby failing to cause to occur any substantial problems that may otherwise cause inconveniences due to the leakage of water.
A unit for adjusting humidification characterized in that an exothermic member is provided on an outer surface thereof with multiple hollow fibers each having a peripheral wall with minute openings each of which is large enough to allow water vapor to permeate therethrough yet small enough to fail to permeate water therethrough.
A unit for adjusting humidification, characterized in that a humidifying structural body that is structured by a number of hollow fibers provided on an outer surface of an exothermic member and each having a peripheral wall with minute openings each of which is large enough to allow water vapor to permeate therethrough yet small enough to fail to permeate water therethrough;
A unit for adjusting humidification, characterized in that a humidifying structural body is structured by a number of hollow fibers provided on an outer surface of an exothermic member and each having a peripheral wall with minute openings each of which is large enough to allow water vapor to permeate therethrough yet small enough to fail to permeate water therethrough;
A humidifying unit for an artificially respiratory device, characterized in that:
A method for the preparation of a unit for adjusting humidification, characterized by:
A method for the preparation of a unit for adjusting humidification, characterized by:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.