JPH11276591A - Apparatus for supplying gas for respiration - Google Patents

Apparatus for supplying gas for respiration

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JPH11276591A
JPH11276591A JP8575798A JP8575798A JPH11276591A JP H11276591 A JPH11276591 A JP H11276591A JP 8575798 A JP8575798 A JP 8575798A JP 8575798 A JP8575798 A JP 8575798A JP H11276591 A JPH11276591 A JP H11276591A
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oxygen
absorption cylinder
humidity
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Akira Harada
明 原田
Yukimasa Yamaguchi
幸正 山口
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Sumitomo Bakelite Co Ltd
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make an apparatus possible to stably supply highly-concentrated oxygen by assembling a humidity sensor on a pipe section for discharging desorbed nitrogen gas in an absorbent within an absorption cylinder to the outside air, in a gas producing process of an apparatus for supplying gas for respiration according to a pressure swing absorption method consecutively obtaining a gas enriched in oxygen. SOLUTION: Air around the apparatus for supplying gas is compressed by a compressor 1, and compressed air is supplied through an electromagnetic valve 2 to an absorption cylinder 4. Nitrogen gas is absorbed with the absorption cylinder 4 to produce gas enriched with oxygen as producing gas at the absorption cylinder 5 in a state open to the outside. On the other hand, the nitrogen gas within the absorption cylinder 5 is drifted and discharged through a sound arrester 7 to the outside air. At this time, a humidity sensor 6 is assembled in the middle of a pipe between the absorption cylinder 5 and the sound arrester 7, and an oxygen concentration sensor 11 is assembled in the middle of the pipe between a reserve tank 9 and a flux controller 10. When either one of a humidity or an oxygen concentration detected from these sensors 6, 11 is less than a fixed value, an alarm 13 is operated to alarm.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、呼吸器疾患患者が
主として在宅酸素療法に使用する呼吸用気体供給装置に
使用するもので、酸素濃度が常に一定の高濃度の酸素が
供給できかつ酸素濃度が低下したり、吸着筒が劣化した
場合には警報を表示する呼吸用気体供給装置に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is used for a respiratory gas supply device mainly used for home oxygen therapy for patients with respiratory illness. The present invention relates to a respiratory gas supply device that displays an alarm when the pressure decreases or the adsorption cylinder deteriorates.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】慢性呼吸器疾患患者に対しては酸素富化
ガスを提供する酸素療法、特に在宅においての酸素療法
は、ここ数年重視され普及するようになった有用な治療
方法である。これらの酸素療法では酸素カニューラと言
われる鼻腔カニューラにより、患者に常に一定流量の酸
素を送り続けるものが一般的である
2. Description of the Related Art Oxygen therapy, which provides oxygen-enriched gas for patients with chronic respiratory disease, especially home-based oxygen therapy, is a useful treatment that has been emphasized and spread in recent years. In these types of oxygen therapy, the nasal cannula, which is called an oxygen cannula, generally sends a constant flow of oxygen to the patient.

【0003】その一般的な方法として連続して酸素を流
す気体供給装置がある。図1はその一般的な実施例であ
る。まず構成としては空気の加圧手段であるコンプレッ
サー(1)、空気中の窒素ガスを吸着させ、酸素富化し
たガスを生成ガスとして産出する吸着筒(4)ともう一
方の吸着筒(5)、コンプレッサーから圧縮された空気
を吸着筒(4)ともう一方の吸着筒(5)それぞれに送
る配管途中にバルブとして配置された電磁弁(2)とも
う一方の電磁弁(3)、窒素ガスを外気に放出する際に
消音機能を有する消音器(6)、吸着筒より生成された
酸素富化したガスを蓄える貯留タンク(9)、それぞれ
の吸着筒と貯留タンクの配管途中に配置された一方弁
(8)、患者に見合った流量を設定する流量調節器(1
0)からなる。
As a general method, there is a gas supply device for continuously flowing oxygen. FIG. 1 shows a general embodiment thereof. First, a compressor (1) as a means for pressurizing air, an adsorption cylinder (4) for adsorbing nitrogen gas in the air and producing an oxygen-enriched gas as a product gas, and another adsorption cylinder (5) A solenoid valve (2) and another solenoid valve (3) arranged as valves in the middle of a pipe for sending air compressed from a compressor to the adsorption cylinder (4) and the other adsorption cylinder (5), respectively, and nitrogen gas. Silencer (6) having a silencing function when releasing air into the outside air, a storage tank (9) for storing oxygen-enriched gas generated from the adsorption cylinder, and arranged in the piping of each adsorption cylinder and the storage tank. One-way valve (8), flow controller (1) for setting the flow rate appropriate for the patient
0).

【0004】生成ガスのできるまでの工程としては、気
体供給装置周囲の空気がコンプレッサー(1)により加
圧され、加圧された空気は電磁弁(2)またはもう一方
の電磁弁(3)を通り、吸着筒(4)またはもう一方の
吸着筒(5)に供給される。ここで図1の場合のように
電磁弁(2)が開、もう一方の電磁弁(3)が閉の状態
とすると、開となっている電磁弁(2)に接続している
吸着筒(4)のみに空気が供給される。空気が供給され
ると、吸着筒では窒素ガスが吸着筒内で吸着され、酸素
富化したガスが生成ガスとして産出される。また電磁弁
が切り替わると開となっていた電磁弁(2)は閉となり
吸着筒(4)は大気圧まで開放されるため、窒素ガスが
離脱して、消音器(6)を通して大気中に放出される。
一方閉となっていたもう一方の電磁弁(3)は開となり
もう一方の吸着筒(5)に空気が送り込まれ生成ガスを
産出する。そして電磁弁の切り替えを繰り返すことで、
生成ガスは連続的に産出される。産出された生成ガス
は、一方弁(8)を通り、貯留タンク(9)に蓄えられ
る。また 弁を一方弁にすることで貯留タンクから吸着
筒へは生成ガスは逆流しない構造となっている。そして
処方箋により患者個々に決められた一定流量を流量調節
器(10)で設定し、気体供給装置に取り付けられた鼻
腔カニューラを通して貯留タンク内の生成ガスは患者へ
と供給される。
[0004] As a process until the generated gas is formed, air around the gas supply device is pressurized by a compressor (1), and the pressurized air is supplied to a solenoid valve (2) or another solenoid valve (3). As a result, it is supplied to the adsorption column (4) or the other adsorption column (5). Here, when the solenoid valve (2) is opened and the other solenoid valve (3) is closed as in the case of FIG. 1, the adsorption cylinder () connected to the opened solenoid valve (2) is opened. Only 4) is supplied with air. When air is supplied, nitrogen gas is adsorbed in the adsorption cylinder in the adsorption cylinder, and an oxygen-enriched gas is produced as product gas. When the solenoid valve is switched, the solenoid valve (2), which had been opened, is closed and the adsorption cylinder (4) is opened to the atmospheric pressure, so that nitrogen gas is released and released into the atmosphere through the silencer (6). Is done.
The other solenoid valve (3), which has been closed, is opened and air is fed into the other adsorption cylinder (5) to produce product gas. And by repeatedly switching the solenoid valve,
The product gas is produced continuously. The produced gas produced passes through the one-way valve (8) and is stored in the storage tank (9). By using a one-way valve, the product gas does not flow backward from the storage tank to the adsorption column. Then, a constant flow rate determined for each patient by a prescription is set by the flow controller (10), and the generated gas in the storage tank is supplied to the patient through a nasal cannula attached to the gas supply device.

【0005】前記に説明した通り気体供給装置の周囲の
空気がコンプレッサーから吸着筒へと供給されるが、こ
の際供給される空気の湿度、つまり周囲の空気の湿度が
吸着筒の寿命を決定する。吸着筒内には吸着剤として一
般的にゼオライトが充填使用されているが、吸着の際に
ゼオライト自体が吸湿するため、高湿度の場所で長期間
使用していると、吸着・脱着の効率が悪くなり、結果高
濃度の安定した酸素供給が難しいという不具合が生じ
る。また濃度が低下する期間であるが、前記したように
湿度の影響を受けるため、使用環境や季節により異な
り、一概に交換期間を設定することが難しく、気体供給
装置から生成された酸素富化ガスを酸素濃度計で測定し
判断するしか方法がなかった。
As described above, the air around the gas supply device is supplied from the compressor to the adsorption cylinder. At this time, the humidity of the supplied air, that is, the humidity of the surrounding air determines the life of the adsorption cylinder. . Generally, zeolite is filled and used as an adsorbent in the adsorption cylinder.However, zeolite itself absorbs moisture during adsorption, so if it is used for a long time in a place with high humidity, the efficiency of adsorption and desorption will increase. As a result, it becomes difficult to stably supply oxygen at a high concentration. In addition, the concentration period is a period in which the concentration is reduced, but is affected by the humidity as described above. Therefore, it is difficult to set the replacement period according to the use environment and the season, and the oxygen-enriched gas generated from the gas supply device is difficult. Was determined only by measuring with an oximeter.

【0006】[0006]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】本発明はかかる問題点
を解決することを目的としたもので、呼吸用気体供給装
置を駆動中、常時あるいは定期的に湿度センサーと酸素
濃度センサーで湿度、酸素濃度を測定し監視することに
より、高濃度の安定した酸素供給を実現し、吸着筒の交
換時期を明確にするものである。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems. The humidity and oxygen concentration sensors constantly or regularly use a humidity sensor and an oxygen concentration sensor while driving a breathing gas supply device. By measuring and monitoring the concentration, a stable supply of high-concentration oxygen is realized, and the time for replacing the adsorption column is clarified.

【0007】[0007]

【課題を解決するための手段】連続的に酸素富化したガ
スを得る圧力変動吸着法による呼吸用気体供給装置のガ
ス生成工程において、吸着筒内の吸着剤中の窒素ガスを
離脱して外気に放出する配管部に湿度センサーを取り付
けたことを特徴とする気体供給装置である。
Means for Solving the Problems In a gas generation step of a respiratory gas supply device by a pressure fluctuation adsorption method for continuously obtaining an oxygen-enriched gas, nitrogen gas in an adsorbent in an adsorption cylinder is released by removing nitrogen gas. A gas supply device characterized in that a humidity sensor is attached to a pipe section for discharging air to the gas supply device.

【0008】[0008]

【発明の実施の形態】以下図面を使用して本発明の実施
例を詳細に説明するが、本発明はこの実施例にのみ限定
されたものではない。第2図は本発明の1実施例となる
気体供給装置の全体の構成を示す図で2本の吸着筒を使
用した実施例である。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings, but the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the overall configuration of a gas supply device according to one embodiment of the present invention, which is an embodiment using two adsorption cylinders.

【0009】まず構成としては空気の加圧手段であるコ
ンプレッサー(1)、空気中の窒素ガスを吸着させ、酸
素富化したガスを生成ガスとして産出する吸着筒(4)
ともう一方の吸着筒(5)、コンプレッサーから圧縮さ
れた空気を吸着筒(4)ともう一方の吸着筒(5)、そ
れぞれに送る配管途中にバルブとして配置された電磁弁
(2)ともう一方の電磁弁(3)、窒素ガスを外気に放
出する際に消音機能を有する消音器(6)、窒素ガスを
外気に放出する消音器と吸着筒の配管途中に配置された
湿度を測定する湿度センサー(7)、吸着筒より生成さ
れた酸素富化したガスを蓄える貯留タンク(9)、それ
ぞれの吸着筒と貯留タンクの配管途中に配置された一方
弁(8)、患者に見合った流量を設定する流量調節器
(10)、貯留タンクと流量調節器の配管途中に配置さ
れた酸素濃度を測定する酸素濃度センサー(11)、湿
度センサーと酸素濃度センサーを監視し、警報を出す制
御部(12)、それを表示し警報音を出す警報部(1
3)とからなる。
First, a compressor (1), which is a means for pressurizing air, and an adsorption cylinder (4) for adsorbing nitrogen gas in the air and producing an oxygen-enriched gas as a product gas.
And the other adsorption cylinder (5), the solenoid valve (2) arranged as a valve in the middle of the pipe that sends air compressed from the compressor to the adsorption cylinder (4) and the other adsorption cylinder (5), respectively. One solenoid valve (3), a silencer (6) having a silencing function when releasing nitrogen gas to the outside air, and a muffler for releasing nitrogen gas to the outside air and a humidity arranged in the middle of the pipe of the adsorption cylinder are measured. Humidity sensor (7), storage tank (9) for storing oxygen-enriched gas generated from the adsorption cylinder, one-way valve (8) arranged in the piping of each adsorption cylinder and storage tank, flow rate suitable for the patient Flow rate controller (10), oxygen concentration sensor (11) for measuring the oxygen concentration located in the piping of the storage tank and flow rate regulator, and a control unit for monitoring the humidity sensor and the oxygen concentration sensor and issuing an alarm (12), it Alarm section issues a display and alarm sound (1
3).

【0010】次に生成ガスのできるまでの工程として
は、気体供給装置周囲の空気がコンプレッサー(1)に
より加圧され、加圧された空気は電磁弁(2)またはも
う一方の電磁弁(3)を通り、吸着筒(4)またはもう
一方の吸着筒(5)に供給される。ここで図の場合にお
いて、一方の電磁弁(2)が開、もう一方の電磁弁
(3)が閉の状態とすると、開となっている電磁弁
(2)に接続している吸着筒(4)のみに空気が供給さ
れる。空気が供給されると、吸着筒では窒素ガスが吸着
筒内で吸着され、酸素富化したガスが生成ガスとして産
出される。またもう一方の電磁弁(3)は閉となってお
り、もう一方の吸着筒(5)は大気に開放された状態に
ある。その後、電磁弁(2)が開から閉に切り換わると
大気圧まで開放されるため、吸着筒(4)内の窒素ガス
が離脱して、消音器(6)を通して大気中に放出され
る。この際に吸着筒(4)と消音器(6)の配管途中に
取り付けられた湿度センサーにより湿度を測定する。湿
度センサーは制御部(12)と接続しており、常時また
は定期的に監視されている。生成された酸素富化したガ
スは一方弁(8)を通り、貯留タンク(9)へと蓄えら
れる。一方弁(8)により貯留タンクから吸着筒へは生
成ガスは逆流しない構造となっている。貯留タンク
(9)と流量調節器(10)の配管途中に取り付けられ
た酸素濃度センサーが産出された酸素富化ガスの濃度を
測定する。酸素センサーは制御部(12)と接続してお
り、常時または定期的に監視されている。そして処方箋
により患者個々に決められた一定流量を流量調節器(1
0)で設定し、鼻腔カニューラを通して患者へと送られ
る。そして上記の工程を繰り返すことで安定した濃度、
流量の酸素富化したガスを供給する
Next, as a process until the generated gas is formed, air around the gas supply device is pressurized by the compressor (1), and the pressurized air is supplied to the solenoid valve (2) or the other solenoid valve (3). ) Is supplied to the adsorption column (4) or the other adsorption column (5). Here, in the case of the figure, if one solenoid valve (2) is open and the other solenoid valve (3) is closed, the adsorption cylinder (2) connected to the open solenoid valve (2) Only 4) is supplied with air. When air is supplied, nitrogen gas is adsorbed in the adsorption cylinder in the adsorption cylinder, and an oxygen-enriched gas is produced as product gas. The other solenoid valve (3) is closed, and the other adsorption cylinder (5) is open to the atmosphere. Thereafter, when the solenoid valve (2) is switched from open to closed, it is opened to the atmospheric pressure, so that the nitrogen gas in the adsorption tube (4) is released and released to the atmosphere through the silencer (6). At this time, the humidity is measured by a humidity sensor attached in the piping between the adsorption cylinder (4) and the muffler (6). The humidity sensor is connected to the control unit (12) and is monitored constantly or periodically. The generated oxygen-enriched gas passes through the one-way valve (8) and is stored in the storage tank (9). On the other hand, the valve (8) has a structure in which generated gas does not flow backward from the storage tank to the adsorption column. An oxygen concentration sensor attached in the middle of the piping between the storage tank (9) and the flow controller (10) measures the concentration of the produced oxygen-enriched gas. The oxygen sensor is connected to the control unit (12) and is constantly or periodically monitored. The constant flow rate determined for each patient by the prescription is adjusted to a flow rate controller (1).
Set at 0) and sent to the patient through the nasal cannula. And by repeating the above steps, a stable concentration,
Supply a flow of oxygen-enriched gas

【0011】湿度と酸素濃度を監視する際、どちらか一
方が一定値よりも低い値が制御部で検知されれば装置の
操作パネル面に設けられた警報部(13)に表示として
警報れるとともに音としても警報を発する。このとき
に、警報として湿度で警報によるものか、酸素によるも
のかを区別するため、それぞれに応じて表示や警報音を
変えることが好ましい。警報の検出値であるが、湿度の
場合には相対湿度として40%RH以上の場合、酸素の
場合には90%より低い場合が好ましいが、両センサー
とも警報の検出値を可変にできるようにしても良い。特
に湿度は季節や使用する場所により変化するためにそれ
に応じて検出値を設定することが好ましい。更に両セン
サーの監視であるが、常時あるいは定期的に監視すれば
よいが、定期的に監視する場合には監視時間が設定でき
るようにすることが好ましい。
When monitoring the humidity and the oxygen concentration, if a value lower than a certain value is detected by the control section, an alarm is provided as a display on an alarm section (13) provided on the operation panel of the apparatus. An alarm is also issued as a sound. At this time, it is preferable to change the display and the alarm sound in accordance with each of the alarms in order to distinguish whether the alarm is due to humidity or oxygen. The detected value of the alarm is preferably a relative humidity of 40% RH or more in the case of humidity, and preferably less than 90% in the case of oxygen. May be. In particular, since the humidity changes depending on the season and the place of use, it is preferable to set the detection value accordingly. Further, monitoring of both sensors may be performed at all times or at regular intervals. In the case of monitoring at regular intervals, it is preferable that a monitoring time can be set.

【0012】次に吸着筒からの湿度の測定であるが、吸
着筒内をパージする際には、吸着筒内で吸着された窒素
ガスが大気に開放される時は、消音器を通して大気へと
放出される。この際に消音器と吸着筒の配管途中の湿度
センサーにより湿度を測定し、一定湿度より高い場合に
は警報として検知する。また配管途中の取付位置として
は直接吸着筒と消音器の配管途中に湿度センサーを取り
付けるとパージの時に、吸着筒内は高圧になっているた
め、電磁弁が開いた際に、吸着筒から放出される高速流
の窒素ガスにより湿度センサーが影響を受け、正確な検
知が難しくなるため、吸着筒と消音器の配管途中に分岐
するように湿度センサー用の配管を取り付けることが好
ましい。使用する湿度センサーとしては応答性が速く、
長期安定性があり、信頼性の高い湿度センサーであれば
特に限定はされないが、使用中に一定時間ごとにセンサ
ーの感湿部に取り付けられたヒーターにより加熱するタ
イプは、より正確な測定が可能となり好ましいセンサー
の1種である。
Next, measurement of humidity from the adsorption cylinder is performed. When purging the interior of the adsorption cylinder, when the nitrogen gas adsorbed in the adsorption cylinder is released to the atmosphere, the nitrogen gas is discharged to the atmosphere through a silencer. Released. At this time, the humidity is measured by a humidity sensor in the middle of the pipe between the muffler and the adsorption cylinder, and if the humidity is higher than a certain level, the humidity is detected as an alarm. If the humidity sensor is installed directly in the middle of the pipe between the adsorption cylinder and the silencer, the pressure inside the adsorption cylinder is high during purging, so it is released from the adsorption cylinder when the solenoid valve is opened. Since the humidity sensor is affected by the high-speed flow of nitrogen gas and accurate detection becomes difficult, it is preferable to attach a pipe for the humidity sensor so as to branch off the pipe between the adsorption cylinder and the muffler. The response is fast as a humidity sensor to use,
There is no particular limitation as long as the humidity sensor has long-term stability and high reliability.However, a type that heats with a heater attached to the humidity sensitive part of the sensor at regular intervals during use enables more accurate measurement It is one of the preferable sensors.

【0013】酸素濃度の測定であるが酸素濃度センサー
の取り付け位置としては、患者に酸素富化したガスを供
給する排出口の近くで外気の影響を受けない場所とし
て、貯留タンクと流量調節器の配管途中に取り付けるこ
とが好ましいが、この場所に限定はしない。また使用す
る酸素濃度センサーとしては応答性が速く、長期安定性
があり、コンパクトな酸素濃度センサーであれば限定は
しないが、好ましくは応答性が速く、コンパクトなガル
バニ式や、応答性が速く、長期安定性があるジルコニア
式酸素濃度センサーが好ましい。またガルバニ式センサ
ーにおいては温度や高度の影響を受ける場合があるた
め、これを補正できる回路を設けた方がより高精度の測
定が可能となり好ましい。
In the measurement of the oxygen concentration, the oxygen concentration sensor is installed at a location near the outlet for supplying oxygen-enriched gas to the patient and not affected by the outside air. It is preferable to attach it in the middle of the pipe, but it is not limited to this location. In addition, the oxygen concentration sensor used has a fast response, long-term stability, and is not limited as long as it is a compact oxygen concentration sensor, but preferably has a fast response, a compact galvanic system, and a fast response. A zirconia oxygen concentration sensor having long-term stability is preferred. In addition, since the galvanic sensor may be affected by the temperature and altitude, it is preferable to provide a circuit that can correct the temperature and altitude since higher accuracy measurement can be performed.

【0014】[0014]

【発明の効果】本発明の呼吸用気体供給装置を使用する
ことにより、安定した高濃度の酸素供給が可能となり、
濃度が低下した際にはこれを警報として表示または警報
音として出すため安全性が増し、かつ吸着筒の交換時期
が明確となる。
By using the respiratory gas supply device of the present invention, stable and high-concentration oxygen can be supplied.
When the concentration decreases, this is displayed as a warning or issued as a warning sound, so that the safety is increased and the time for replacing the adsorption cylinder becomes clear.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】連続して酸素を流す一般的な実施例となる呼吸
用気体供給装置の全体の構成を示す図である
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an entire configuration of a respiratory gas supply device according to a general embodiment in which oxygen is continuously supplied.

【図2】一般的な実施例となる呼吸用気体供給装置の全
体の構成を示す図である。
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an entire configuration of a respiratory gas supply device according to a general embodiment.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 コンプレッサー 2、3 電磁弁 4、5 吸着筒 6 消音器 7 湿度センサー 8 一方弁 9 貯留タンク 10 流量調節器 11 酸素濃度センサー 12 制御部 13 警報部 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Compressor 2, 3 Solenoid valve 4, 5 Adsorption cylinder 6 Silencer 7 Humidity sensor 8 One-way valve 9 Storage tank 10 Flow controller 11 Oxygen concentration sensor 12 Control part 13 Alarm part

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 連続的に酸素富化したガスを得る圧力変
動吸着法による呼吸用気体供給装置のガス生成工程にお
いて、吸着筒内の吸着剤中の窒素ガスを離脱して外気に
放出する配管部に湿度センサーを取り付けたことを特徴
とする呼吸用気体供給装置。
1. A pipe for releasing nitrogen gas in an adsorbent in an adsorption cylinder and releasing it to the outside air in a gas generation step of a respiratory gas supply device by a pressure fluctuation adsorption method for continuously obtaining an oxygen-enriched gas. A respiratory gas supply device characterized by attaching a humidity sensor to the section.
【請求項2】 吸着筒の出口側配管部以降に酸素濃度セ
ンサーを取り付けた請求項1記載の呼吸用気体供給装
置。
2. The respiratory gas supply device according to claim 1, wherein an oxygen concentration sensor is attached to an outlet pipe portion of the adsorption cylinder and thereafter.
【請求項3】 呼吸用気体供給装置の操作パネル面に湿
度センサーと酸素濃度センサーの警報装置部を設けた請
求項1又は2記載の呼吸用気体供給装置。
3. The respiratory gas supply device according to claim 1, wherein an alarm device for a humidity sensor and an oxygen concentration sensor is provided on an operation panel surface of the respiratory gas supply device.
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