Gas analyzer

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 4958075
SERIAL NO

07453227

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Sampling attachments or systems for infrared gas analyzers of the non-dispersive type. Major components of the system include a sampling device or cuvette, a vacuum pump for effecting a flow of the gases to be analyzed through the cuvette, a microprocessor based pump control, and a switch which is closed and allows the pump to be turned on only if an appropriate sampling cuvette is connected up to the pump. The sampling attachments are designed for medical applications--to provide readings of tidal carbon dioxide, for example. They have a minimally invasive nasal cannula for collecting the gases which are to be subjected to analysis; viz., those exhaled by a patient. These gases are conducted to the cuvette through a line which is gastight but allows moisture to escape, thereby keeping moisture mixed with the gases being analyzed from corrupting the readings outputted by the gas analyzer. The attachment can be easily and quickly disassembled and the components disposed of or sterilized and recycled if they become contaminated. Provision is made for collecting the gases after they have been discharged from the cuvette so that they will not be discharged into and perhaps contaminate the ambient surroundings.

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UNION TRUST COMPANY205 CHURCH STREET NEW HAVEN CT 06510

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Knodle, Daniel W Seattle, WA 19 978
Labuda, Lawrence L Issaquah, WA 15 1043
Mace, Leslie E Mercer Island, WA 21 1218
Nuzzo, Philip F Wallingford, CT 1 38

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