Humidifier for respirator and respirator
First Claim
1. A humidifier for a respirator, comprising:
- a water receiving chamber enclosed by a main body and a bottom plate and divided, by a vertically disposed partition plate, into a gastight liquid reservoir chamber and a heating chamber communicated with exterior environment;
a passage for communicating the liquid reservoir chamber and the heating chamber; and
a baffle located in the heating chamber and extending toward the bottom plate from a top wall of the main body,wherein there is a gap between the baffle and a circumferential sidewall of the heating chamber, and a backflow tank is collectively formed by a circumferential sidewall of the baffle, the partition plate and the top wall,wherein the baffle comprises a first cylindrical portion and a second cylindrical portion connected with a circumferential outer sidewall of the first cylindrical portion, the first cylindrical portion forms a gas outlet chamber, and the second cylindrical portion forms a gas inlet chamber which is in communication with the gas outlet chamber.
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Abstract
A humidifier includes a water receiving chamber enclosed by a main body and a bottom plate, the water receiving chamber is divided into a gastight liquid reservoir chamber and a heating chamber communicated with exterior environment by a vertically disposed partition plate. A passage for communicating the liquid reservoir chamber and the heating chamber is disposed adjacent to the bottom plate. A baffle extending toward the bottom plate from a top wall of the main body is disposed in the heating chamber, there is a gap between the baffle and each of a circumferential sidewall of the heating chamber and a level of liquid in the heating chamber. A circumferential sidewall of the baffle, the partition plate and the top wall collectively form a backflow tank. When the humidifier and a respirator including the humidifier are tilted, the water inside the humidifier does not flow out.
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18 Claims
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1. A humidifier for a respirator, comprising:
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a water receiving chamber enclosed by a main body and a bottom plate and divided, by a vertically disposed partition plate, into a gastight liquid reservoir chamber and a heating chamber communicated with exterior environment; a passage for communicating the liquid reservoir chamber and the heating chamber; and a baffle located in the heating chamber and extending toward the bottom plate from a top wall of the main body, wherein there is a gap between the baffle and a circumferential sidewall of the heating chamber, and a backflow tank is collectively formed by a circumferential sidewall of the baffle, the partition plate and the top wall, wherein the baffle comprises a first cylindrical portion and a second cylindrical portion connected with a circumferential outer sidewall of the first cylindrical portion, the first cylindrical portion forms a gas outlet chamber, and the second cylindrical portion forms a gas inlet chamber which is in communication with the gas outlet chamber. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A respirator, comprising a humidifier which comprises:
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a water receiving chamber enclosed by a main body and a bottom plate and divided, by a vertically disposed partition plate, into a gastight liquid reservoir chamber and a heating chamber communicated with exterior environment; a passage for communicating the liquid reservoir chamber and the heating chamber; and a baffle located in the heating chamber and extending toward the bottom plate from a top wall of the main body, wherein there is a gap between the baffle and a circumferential sidewall of the heating chamber, a backflow tank is collectively formed by a circumferential sidewall of the baffle, the partition plate and the top wall, wherein the baffle comprises a first cylindrical portion and a second cylindrical portion connected with a circumferential outer sidewall of the first cylindrical portion, the first cylindrical portion forms a gas outlet chamber, and the second cylindrical portion forms a gas inlet chamber which is in communication with the gas outlet chamber. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18)
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Specification