Dialysis solution mixing system
AssigneeMinntech Corporation
InventorsWilliam H. Harm, Larry E. Fuller, Earnest R. Caine, Raymond F. Cracauer, Louis C. Cosentino, F. Jesus Martinez
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AssigneeMinntech Corporation
InventorsWilliam H. Harm, Larry E. Fuller, Earnest R. Caine, Raymond F. Cracauer, Louis C. Cosentino, F. Jesus Martinez
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A system and process for preparation of dialysis solution from dry chemicals and water on a large scale batch basis. The required amount of water is metered into a dialysis solution tank. Water from the tank is pumped into a spray head which is positioned above a shipping drum containing predetermined amounts of chemicals. Water rains down on the chemicals dissolving and/or entraining the same and the resulting slurry is returned to the dialysate tank as a slurry by means of a pickup wand and suction source. The liquid and chemicals in the dialysis solution tank are continually cycled until all the chemicals in the drum have been removed. Typically, an additional drum containing other kinds of chemicals is then added to the dialysis solution tank in the same manner. Circulation of the solution is continued within the tank until a fully uniform solution results. Dialysis solution in the tank is then filtered and checked for conductivity prior to its direct use in hemodialysis or dilution in a conventional proportioning system.
A blending system for preparation of dialysis solution from water and dry chemicals comprising:
A blending system for preparation of hemodialysis solution from a diluent of water and from dry chemicals comprising:
A system for preparing dialysis solution from diluent water and dry chemicals comprising:
A system for preparation of hemodialysis solution from water and chemicals comprising:
A method for preparing hemodialysis solution from a diluent of water and from dry chemicals comprising:
A method for preparing hemodialysis solution from a diluent of water and from dry chemicals comprising:
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