Disposable absorber with adapter and lip seal
AssigneeDräger Medical GmbH
InventorLothar Kleinschmidt
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Abstract
An adapter is provided for adapting an absorber container (4) to a breathing system. A seal (405) is employed that has sealing surfaces (55, 56, 57), which extend in a jacket area (34) of a valve crater (15), which limits an outer gas channel. The seal (405) is provided between the absorber container (4) and the adapter.
Claims13
An adapter for adapting an absorber container to a breathing system, the absorber container comprising a first gas channel, with a jacket surface, and a second gas channel, with a jacket surface, said first gas channel and said second gas channel extending into a connection area between said absorber container and the adapter, the adapter comprising:
- an adapter housing cooperating with the absorber container to define the connection area;
- seals in the connection area and at said first gas channel and at said second gas channel and extending between said absorber container and said adapter, at least one of said seals comprising plural sealing surfaces extending to said jacket surface of one of said first gas channel and said second gas channel.
An absorber container arrangement for adaptation to a breathing system, the arrangement comprising:
- an absorber comprising a first gas channel with a jacket surface and a second gas channel with a jacket surface;
- an absorber container to breathing system adapter comprising an adapter housing cooperating with the absorber container to define a connection area, each of said first gas channel and said second gas channel extending into said connection area between said absorber container and said adapter, and a plurality of seals, said seals sealing the connection area in a region of said first gas channel and at said second gas channel and extending between said absorber container and said adapter, at least one of said seals comprising plural sealing surfaces extending to said jacket surface of one of said first gas channel and said second gas channel.
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