Arrangement for passive gas sampling
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1. An arrangement for passive gas sampling in a breathing system, comprising:
- a body element having a conduit therein adapted to receive a flow of breathing gas;
a measurement chamber associated with said body element;
a venturi-nozzle in said conduit for passively generating pressure variations in said conduit dependent on said flow of breathing gas in said conduit;
said body element having a first port and a second port each terminating in said conduit and each connected to said measurement chamber; and
said first port and said second port being disposed relative to said venturi-nozzle so that said pressure variations force a flow of said breathing gas through said first port into said measurement chamber and out through said second port.
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An arrangement for passive gas sampling in a breathing system has a conduit having a venturi-nozzle for passively generating pressure variations in the conduit dependent on a flow of breathing gas in the conduit, and a first port and a second port terminating in the conduit and connected to a measurement chamber. The first port and the second port are arranged relative to the venturi-nozzle such that the pressure variations force a flow of breathing gas through the first port into the measurement chamber and out through the second port.
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1. An arrangement for passive gas sampling in a breathing system, comprising:
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a body element having a conduit therein adapted to receive a flow of breathing gas;
a measurement chamber associated with said body element;
a venturi-nozzle in said conduit for passively generating pressure variations in said conduit dependent on said flow of breathing gas in said conduit;
said body element having a first port and a second port each terminating in said conduit and each connected to said measurement chamber; and
said first port and said second port being disposed relative to said venturi-nozzle so that said pressure variations force a flow of said breathing gas through said first port into said measurement chamber and out through said second port.
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