Portable intake air sterilizing apparatus
AssigneeTaiko Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
InventorsShigeo Asada, Takashi Shibata
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Abstract
A portable intake air sterilizing apparatus is disclosed, which allows prevention of a worker's infection with virus/bacteria and which can allow, at the same time, the worker to work comfortably. The apparatus includes a cover member C for covering one or both of the nose and the mouth, an air intake portion K for the inner space of the cover member C, and a chlorine dioxide slow-release portion J capable of releasing chlorine dioxide gas into an intake air in association with introduction of this intake air from the air intake portion K.
Claims2
A portable intake air sterilizing apparatus, comprising:
- a cover member for covering one or both of a nose and a mouth;
- an air intake portion for an inner space of the cover member;
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- a chlorine dioxide slow-release portion capable of releasing chlorine dioxide gas into an intake air in association with introduction of this intake air from the air intake portion, wherein
- the air intake portion is communicated and connected to an end of a flexible tube whose other end is communicated and connected to the cover member, and in the air intake portion, there is formed the chlorine dioxide slow-release portion comprising an electrolysis device for generating an amount of chlorine dioxide through an electrolysis,
- the electrolysis device includes an electrolysis bath holding therein an amount of electrolysis solution containing alkaline chloride, alkaline chlorite and a pH adjustor, a pair of electrodes submerged into the electrolysis solution held in the electrolysis bath, and a power supply unit for supplying electric current to the electrodes,
- an aeration device configured to aerate the electrolysis solution held in the electrolysis bath, and
- the aeration device comprises an intake air blowing flexible tube having its one end inserted into the electrolysis solution and having its other end connected to the cover member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.