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Wall outlet supplies 50 psi
Wall connectors are gas specific using DISS (Diameter Index Safety System, color coding, and labeling
Machines pipline inlet contain a check valve to prevent gas leakage if not connected to wall
Tank O2 supplied from E-Cylinder attached via yokes |
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Pressure straighten tube out
Gauge should be able to read 33% higher than maximum working pressure
Gagues must have heavy back and front glass plates in case of bourden tube rupture |
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Used to reduce and maintain pressure
Converts variable high pressure input to constant low pressure output
Pressurization of regulator chamber closes input diaphragm
Diaphragm opens as regulator decompresses
Decrease pressure below pipline, so mainly use pipline
Tanks off when not in use
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Re-closing pressure relief valve in case of diaphragm rupture |
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O2 Flow in Anesthesia Machine |
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Flush Vavle
Oxygen supply Failure Alarm
Pneumatically Powered Devices
Oxygen Failure Cutoff (Fail-Safe) Valve
Flow Meters |
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35-70 L/m at 50psi
Barotrauma can result in certain conditions |
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Shuts off other gas flow if O2 pressure falls below 20-25 psi
Does NOT prevent hypoxic mixtures |
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Nitrous Oxide in the Machine |
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Input pressure considerably lower from tanks (745 psi)
Flow pathway from N20 is fail-safe valve to flow meter |
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Same as N2O
May not interact with Oxygen Failure Cutoff Valve at all |
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Used to control mixtures of medical gases
Each gas may use one or two rotameters
Tapered glass larger at the top, allow consistant pressure with variable flow, by changing resistance
Accuracy improves with higher flows |
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Positioned on the right
Control knob is scalloped |
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Made of aluminum
Tubes and floats not interchangable- gas specific
Electrostatic changes and dirt may hamper free float movement |
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Area around the float acts as a constrictor producing turbulent flow
Gas density is the major flow rate factor |
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Laminar flow is present
Viscosity becomes the major factor in gas flow |
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Have similar varicosities
Their flow meters could be interchanged at low flows |
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Carbon Dioxide and Nitrous Oxide |
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Have similar densitites
Flow meters could be interchanged at high flows |
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Must be vertical
Changes in barometric pressure may cause rotameter to become inaccurate |
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Decreased barometric pressure |
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Will cause the float to fall too low for a given flow rate |
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Increased Barometric Pressure |
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Will Cause the float to rise too high for a given flow rate
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Oxygen Ratio Proportioning Sytem |
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Never gives a fresh gas mixture with less than 25% oxygen content
Control the nitrous/oxygen mixture
THerefore other gases could be added to make hypoxic mixture |
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Link-25 System
Incorporate a check vavle and pressure relief vavle at common gas outlet |
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Oxygen Ratio Monitor Controller
(ORMC) |
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Common Gas Outlet and Check Valves |
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Fresh gas from flow meters and added volatile agents exit the machine here
15 mm fitting with a retaining device |
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Somewhat insensitive to small leaks because of system compliance and the effect of the check valves |
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