Device for removing a gas from an aqueous liquid
AssigneeUniversitaet des Saarlandes
InventorsAlbert Omlor, Philipp Lepper
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for removing a gas from an aqueous liquid, particularly a blood liquid, comprising a first compartment permeated by the aqueous liquid during operation of the device; a second compartment permeated by a purging gas during operation of the device, the first compartment and the second compartment being separated from each other by a semipermeable membrane; and a third compartment permeated by a liquid proton donor during operation of device, said proton donor being an organic or inorganic acid, the first compartment and the third compartment being separated from each other by a membrane permeable to ions, and the membrane permeable to ions comprising at least one cation conductor.
Claims15
A device for removing a gas from an aqueous liquid, comprising:
- a first compartment permeated by a blood liquid, preferably blood, during operation of the device;
- a second compartment permeated by a purging gas during operation of the device, the first compartment and the second compartment being separated from each other by a semipermeable membrane;
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- a third compartment permeated by a liquid proton donor during operation of the device, said proton donor being an organic or inorganic acid, the first compartment and the third compartment being separated from each other by a membrane permeable to ions, the membrane permeable to ions comprising at least one cation conductor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.