Piston-pumping system having o-ring seal properties
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1. A piston pumping system comprising a piston guided within a guide tube and capable of performing a stroke movement along its longitudinal axis, opening into a pumping chamber, the pumping chamber being connected via a liquid-conveying connection with valve to a storage vessel and from the pumping chamber a liquid conveying connection leads to a device for delivering the liquid, wherein within the guide tube is formed an O-ring seal held by a groove which seals off the piston, has a gas permeation coefficient of 100 to 500 N*cm3*mm/(m2*h*bar) for nitrogen (N2) and a radial compression of less than 30% and the seal fills the groove with a groove filling level of more than 90%.
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The present invention relates to a piston pumping system for substantially gas-free measurement and/or pumping of predetermined quantities of liquids, preferably pharmaceutical liquids containing oxidation-prone ingredients. Preferably, the system is used as a micropump or as a component thereof in medical devices such as transdermal therapeutic systems, for example.
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- 1. A piston pumping system comprising a piston guided within a guide tube and capable of performing a stroke movement along its longitudinal axis, opening into a pumping chamber, the pumping chamber being connected via a liquid-conveying connection with valve to a storage vessel and from the pumping chamber a liquid conveying connection leads to a device for delivering the liquid, wherein within the guide tube is formed an O-ring seal held by a groove which seals off the piston, has a gas permeation coefficient of 100 to 500 N*cm3*mm/(m2*h*bar) for nitrogen (N2) and a radial compression of less than 30% and the seal fills the groove with a groove filling level of more than 90%.
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