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JP2006136513A
JP2006136513A JP2004328753A JP2004328753A JP2006136513A JP 2006136513 A JP2006136513 A JP 2006136513A JP 2004328753 A JP2004328753 A JP 2004328753A JP 2004328753 A JP2004328753 A JP 2004328753A JP 2006136513 A JP2006136513 A JP 2006136513A
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Kazuhisa Morishita
和久 森下
Hiroo Oshima
裕夫 大島
Akiyuki Yasuda
晃幸 安田
Shuho Beppu
秀峰 別府
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an oxygen enrichment apparatus for producing oxygen enriched air appropriate for a user on the basis of the oxygen concentration in the blood. <P>SOLUTION: The oxygen enrichment apparatus comprises an oxygen enrichment membrane unit 2 for generating oxygen enriched air by increasing the oxygen concentration in the air, an oxygen enriched air discharging means 7 for discharging the oxygen enriched air, and a measuring device 15 for measuring the oxygen concentration in the blood of a user. By measuring the oxygen concentration in the blood, which shows the changes in the body due to oxygen supply most clearly, using the measuring device 15, the user recognizes clearly the changes in the body that result from inhalation of the oxygen enriched air. In addition, the user can control the action of the oxygen enrichment membrane unit 2 on the basis of the measured oxygen concentration of the blood so as to obtain most appropriate oxygen enriched air. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

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本発明は、酸素富化手段を用いて得られる酸素富化空気を使用者に提供する酸素富化機に関するものである。   The present invention relates to an oxygen enricher that provides a user with oxygen-enriched air obtained using oxygen enrichment means.

従来の酸素富化機として、空気中の酸素を濃縮して酸素富化空気を発生させる装置本体と、これに接続され酸素富化空気を吐出する酸素吐出口とを基本構成とし、例えばマイナスイオン発生手段を備えるなどして色々に展開されてきている(例えば、特許文献1参照)。
特開平10−234836号公報
As a conventional oxygen enricher, the basic structure is an apparatus main body that generates oxygen-enriched air by concentrating oxygen in the air, and an oxygen discharge port that discharges oxygen-enriched air connected to the main body. It has been developed in various ways by including a generating means (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-234836

しかしながら、従来の酸素富化機には、酸素富化空気を吸引したことによる使用者の体内の変化が何らかの形で認識できる機能が搭載されていないため、酸素富化空気を吸引したことによるリラクゼーション効果などはあるものの、使用者によっては効果がわかりづらく、酸素富化空気を吸引したことによる体内の変化を、数値又は表示の変化により明確に表現することができなかった。   However, conventional oxygen-enriched machines are not equipped with a function that can recognize any changes in the user's body due to the inhalation of oxygen-enriched air, so relaxation due to inhalation of oxygen-enriched air Although there are effects, etc., it is difficult for some users to understand the effects, and the changes in the body due to the inhalation of oxygen-enriched air could not be clearly expressed by changes in numerical values or displays.

また、使用者の体調の時々の変化、又個々人のベースとなる体質の個人差には関与せず、あらかじめ設定された酸素濃度の空気を所定量供給するだけの構成であり、使用者にとって必ずしも最適な酸素富化空気を供給されていなかった。従来の構成では、どの使用者にとっても高濃度すぎることのないようにしているために、使用者の条件によっては十分な濃度の酸素富化空気が供給されず、効果を限定してしまうという課題があった。   In addition, it is a configuration that only supplies a predetermined amount of air with a predetermined oxygen concentration, without being involved in changes in the physical condition of the user and individual differences in the basic constitution of the individual, and is not necessarily for the user. The optimal oxygen-enriched air was not supplied. In the conventional configuration, since the concentration is not too high for any user, depending on the user's conditions, a sufficient concentration of oxygen-enriched air may not be supplied, limiting the effect. was there.

本発明は上記従来の課題を解決するもので、使用者が、酸素富化空気を吸うことによる体内の変化を明確に認識でき、また、使用者の体調の時々の変化状態、又個々人のベースとなる体質の個人差によって最適な酸素富化空気を供給できる酸素富化機を提供することを目的とする。   The present invention solves the above-described conventional problems, and allows the user to clearly recognize changes in the body due to inhalation of oxygen-enriched air. An object of the present invention is to provide an oxygen-enriching machine that can supply the optimum oxygen-enriched air according to individual differences in constitution.

上記従来の課題を解決するために、本発明の酸素富化機は、空気中の酸素濃度を高めて酸素富化空気を発生させる酸素富化手段と、前記酸素富化空気を吐出する酸素富化空気吐出手段と、人の血中酸素濃度を測定する測定機を備えたもので、酸素が体内に供給されたことによる体内の変化が最も明確に表れる血中の酸素濃度を測定機で知ることができるため、使用者自身が酸素富化空気を吸引したことによる体内の変化状況を明確に認識することが可能となる。   In order to solve the above-described conventional problems, an oxygen enricher of the present invention includes an oxygen enrichment unit that generates oxygen enriched air by increasing the oxygen concentration in the air, and an oxygen enrichment that discharges the oxygen enriched air. It is equipped with a measuring air discharge means and a measuring device that measures the blood oxygen concentration of a person, and the oxygen measuring device knows the oxygen concentration in the blood where changes in the body due to the supply of oxygen are most clearly seen Therefore, it becomes possible to clearly recognize the state of change in the body due to the user himself / herself sucking the oxygen-enriched air.

本発明の酸素富化機は、酸素富化空気を吸引したことによる体内の変化を最も的確に表すことができる血中酸素濃度を、使用者自身で状況確認することができるとともに、使用者の血中酸素濃度の状況にあわせて、酸素富化空気の流量、濃度などを変化させて、使用者にとって最も適した酸素富化空気を供給することができる。   The oxygen enricher of the present invention allows the user himself to confirm the blood oxygen concentration that can most accurately represent the changes in the body due to the inhalation of oxygen-enriched air. It is possible to supply the oxygen-enriched air most suitable for the user by changing the flow rate, concentration, etc. of the oxygen-enriched air in accordance with the blood oxygen concentration.

第1の発明は、空気中の酸素濃度を高めて酸素富化空気を発生させる酸素富化手段と、前記酸素富化空気を吐出する酸素富化空気吐出手段と、人の血中酸素濃度を測定する測定機を備えたもので、酸素が体内に供給されたことによる体内の変化が最も明確に表れる血中の酸素濃度を測定機で知ることができるため、使用者自身が酸素富化空気を吸引したことによる体内の変化状況を明確に認識することが可能となる。   According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided an oxygen enriching unit that generates oxygen-enriched air by increasing an oxygen concentration in the air, an oxygen-enriched air ejecting unit that ejects the oxygen-enriched air, and a human blood oxygen concentration. It is equipped with a measuring instrument that can measure the oxygen concentration in the blood where the changes in the body due to the supply of oxygen to the body are most clearly seen. It becomes possible to clearly recognize the state of change in the body due to inhalation.

第2の発明は、特に、第1の発明の測定機で測定された血中酸素濃度に応じて酸素富化手段を制御するようにしたもので、使用者が酸素富化空気を吸引したことによる体内血中酸素濃度の変化、もしくは使用者個々人のベースとなる血中酸素濃度の個人差から得られる出力情報に連動して、使用者個々人の体内状況に最も適した酸素富化空気となるように、酸素富化空気の濃度、流量を調節できる。従って、使用者に対してはより効果的で、酸素富化機にとってはより効率的な運転動作をさせることができる。   In the second invention, in particular, the oxygen-enriching means is controlled in accordance with the blood oxygen concentration measured by the measuring device of the first invention, and the user sucks the oxygen-enriched air. The oxygen-enriched air that best suits the internal condition of each individual user is linked to the output information obtained from changes in the blood oxygen concentration in the body due to or individual differences in the blood oxygen level that is the basis of each individual user. As described above, the concentration and flow rate of the oxygen-enriched air can be adjusted. Therefore, it is more effective for the user and more efficient operation for the oxygen enricher.

第3の発明は、特に、第1の発明の測定機の出力情報を、遠方へ送信及び遠方から受信できる情報送受信システムを設け、前記情報送受信システムからの受信情報に連動して、酸素富化手段を制御するもので、使用者の血中酸素濃度の出力情報を遠方の病院などの施設へ送信し、その施設から、使用者に最も適切な酸素富化空気が提供されるように、酸素富化手段を制御する信号を受信できるので、使用者は最適な酸素富化空気が得られ、さらに、施設でデータを管理することも可能となる。   In particular, the third invention is provided with an information transmission / reception system capable of transmitting and receiving the output information of the measuring instrument of the first invention from a distance, and is enriched with oxygen in conjunction with the reception information from the information transmission / reception system. It controls the means to transmit the output information of the user's blood oxygen concentration to a facility such as a distant hospital, and the facility provides the user with the most appropriate oxygen-enriched air. Since the signal for controlling the enrichment means can be received, the user can obtain the optimum oxygen-enriched air and can also manage the data at the facility.

第4の発明は、特に、第1の発明の測定機の出力情報を任意に記憶させる、もしくは定期的に自動記憶させる記憶媒体を設け、前記記憶媒体に記憶されている情報に基づいて、酸素富化手段を制御するもので、出力情報の記憶が可能であるため、例えば数日間の出力情報を記憶させ、その過去の出力情報データを基に、日々使用者に与える酸素富化空気の流量、濃度などを最適に制御することができ、より使用者に対して適切な酸素富化空気を提供することができる。   In particular, the fourth invention is provided with a storage medium for arbitrarily storing the output information of the measuring instrument of the first invention, or for automatically automatically storing it, and based on the information stored in the storage medium, oxygen Since it controls the enrichment means and output information can be stored, for example, output information for several days is stored, and the flow rate of oxygen-enriched air given to the user every day based on the past output information data Therefore, the concentration and the like can be optimally controlled, and more appropriate oxygen-enriched air can be provided to the user.

第5の発明は、特に、第1〜4のいずれか一つの発明の測定機で測定された血中酸素濃度が所定の濃度を越えた時、酸素富化手段の動作を停止、もしく酸素富化空気の発生量を低下させるもので、酸素富化空気を使用者に対し無駄に供給することがなくなるため、機器の消エネを図ることができる。   In the fifth invention, particularly when the blood oxygen concentration measured by the measuring instrument according to any one of the first to fourth inventions exceeds a predetermined concentration, the operation of the oxygen enriching means is stopped, or the oxygen The amount of generation of enriched air is reduced, and oxygen-enriched air is not wastedly supplied to the user, so that the energy consumption of the device can be reduced.

第6の発明は、特に、第1〜5のいずれか1つの発明の測定機は、人の指、舌等に接触させて血中酸素濃度を測定するセンサー部を有し、前記センサー部を、酸素富化手段を内蔵する本体の外郭又は、酸素富化空気吐出手段の外郭の一部に設けたもので、使用者の近傍に測定機のセンサー部が配されているので、容易に測定することができると共に、センサー部を紛失する事もない。   In a sixth aspect of the present invention, in particular, the measuring machine according to any one of the first to fifth aspects includes a sensor unit that measures blood oxygen concentration by contacting a human finger, tongue, etc. Measured easily because the sensor part of the measuring instrument is placed near the user, provided on the outer shell of the body containing the oxygen-enriching device or part of the outer shell of the oxygen-enriched air discharge device. It can be done and the sensor part is not lost.

以下、本発明の実施の形態について、図面を参照しながら説明する。なお、この実施の形態によって本発明が限定されるものではない。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments.

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以下、本発明の第1の実施の形態における酸素富化機について、図1〜図4をもとに説明を行う。図1(a)は、本発明の実施の形態1における酸素富化機の正面図、図1(b)は、同酸素富化機の側面図、図1(c)は、同酸素富化機の裏面図、図1(d)は、同酸素富化機の断面図である。
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Hereinafter, the oxygen enricher according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 (a) is a front view of the oxygen enricher according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, FIG. 1 (b) is a side view of the oxygen enricher, and FIG. 1 (c) is the oxygen enricher. FIG. 1D is a cross-sectional view of the oxygen enricher.

図1において、酸素富化機本体(以下、本体1と称す)の内部には、前記本体1内に吸引した空気の酸素の濃度を高めた空気、いわゆる酸素富化空気を発生する酸素富化手段である酸素富化膜ユニット2を内設している。前記酸素富化膜ユニット2を通過することで空気の酸素濃度は、通過前の通常の21%(窒素約79%)から、約30%(窒素約70%)に高められる。   In FIG. 1, the oxygen enricher main body (hereinafter referred to as the main body 1) has an oxygen enrichment that generates so-called oxygen-enriched air, ie, air with a higher oxygen concentration in the air sucked into the main body 1. An oxygen-enriched membrane unit 2 as means is provided. By passing through the oxygen-enriched membrane unit 2, the oxygen concentration of air is increased from 21% (about 79% nitrogen) before passing to about 30% (about 70% nitrogen).

また、本体1の内部には、本体1の背面に設けた吸気口3から前記本体1内に外気を吸気手段26により吸引し、酸素富化膜ユニット2に送り、酸素富化膜ユニット2が有する酸素富化膜(図示せず)を通過しない空気は、本体1の側面に設けた排気口4から外部へ排出される。5は前記本体1内に吸引した空気の一部を、酸素富化膜ユニット2が有する酸素富化膜(図示せず)を通過させる吸引手段であるポンプで、その排出側は本体1の側面に設けられた吐出口6と連結され、さらに前記吐出口6に連結された酸素富化空気吐出手段7に酸素富化された空気を送り込んでおり、前記ポンプ5及び前記吸気手段26の運転は、本体1内に配された制御手段10によって制御されている。なお、前記酸素富化空気吐出手段7は軟体からなるチューブ23、結露した水を貯蔵するためのカプセル24を経由してマウス9から使用者の口元に酸素富化空気を供給している。更に、マウス9はヘッドセット8を使用者の耳、首元に掛けることで口元に位置決めを行うものである。   Further, inside the main body 1, outside air is sucked into the main body 1 from the intake port 3 provided on the back surface of the main body 1 by the intake means 26 and is sent to the oxygen-enriched membrane unit 2. Air that does not pass through the oxygen-enriched film (not shown) is exhausted to the outside through the exhaust port 4 provided on the side surface of the main body 1. 5 is a pump that is a suction means for allowing a part of the air sucked into the main body 1 to pass through an oxygen-enriched film (not shown) of the oxygen-enriched film unit 2, and the discharge side is a side surface of the main body 1. The oxygen-enriched air is discharged into the oxygen-enriched air discharge means 7 connected to the discharge port 6, and the pump 5 and the intake means 26 are operated. These are controlled by the control means 10 disposed in the main body 1. The oxygen-enriched air discharge means 7 supplies oxygen-enriched air from the mouse 9 to the user's mouth via a tube 23 made of a soft body and a capsule 24 for storing condensed water. Further, the mouse 9 is positioned at the mouth by putting the headset 8 on the ear and neck of the user.

本体1はさらに、使用者の血中酸素濃度を測定する測定機として血中酸素濃度測定機15も備えている。図2に示すように、血中酸素濃度測定機15は、受発光センサー13を内蔵したセンサー部12を有し、信号線14を介して本体1と接続され、信号線14は前記受発光センサー13からの出力を決定する決定手段(図示せず)を有する制御手段10に接続されている。さらに、決定手段からの信号は、本体1の前面に設けられている表示ユニット11に信号線(図示せず)を介して送られる。   The main body 1 further includes a blood oxygen concentration measuring device 15 as a measuring device for measuring the blood oxygen concentration of the user. As shown in FIG. 2, the blood oxygen concentration measuring device 15 has a sensor unit 12 incorporating a light emitting / receiving sensor 13 and is connected to the main body 1 through a signal line 14, and the signal line 14 is connected to the light emitting / receiving sensor. 13 is connected to a control means 10 having a determination means (not shown) for determining the output from 13. Further, the signal from the determining means is sent to the display unit 11 provided on the front surface of the main body 1 via a signal line (not shown).

次に上記構成に基づく、本実施の形態における酸素富化機の動作について説明する。   Next, the operation of the oxygen enricher in the present embodiment based on the above configuration will be described.

血中酸素濃度とは、人の血液中に存在する赤血球がどれだけ酸素を取り込んでいるかを示す数値で、更に詳しく説明すれば、赤血球中にはヘモグロビンが存在し、赤血球が肺で取り入れた酸素とヘモグロビンが結合し、そのヘモグロビンによって全身に酸素が運ばれるしくみである。酸素と結合した状態のヘモグロビンを酸素ヘモグロビンC(HbO2)、酸素と結合していないヘモグロビンを還元ヘモグロビンC(Hb)と呼び、ヘモグロビンの総量に対する、酸素ヘモグロビンの割合を示したものが前述の血中酸素濃度というもので、次式で表わされる。   Blood oxygen concentration is a numerical value that indicates how much oxygen is taken up by red blood cells present in human blood. More specifically, blood red blood cells have hemoglobin, and red blood cells have taken up oxygen in the lungs. Is the mechanism by which hemoglobin binds and oxygen is transported throughout the body by the hemoglobin. Hemoglobin in a state of binding to oxygen is called oxygen hemoglobin C (HbO2), hemoglobin not binding to oxygen is called reduced hemoglobin C (Hb), and the ratio of oxygen hemoglobin to the total amount of hemoglobin is shown in the blood. The oxygen concentration is expressed by the following equation.

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測定方法については、酸素ヘモグロビンと還元ヘモグロビンが光を吸収する性質が異なることを利用しており、図2に示すような受発光センサー13間に指を挟みこみ込むことで、受発光センサー13への波長と吸光係数の差から血中酸素濃度を知ることができるものである。センサー部12からの出力信号は、信号線14、制御手段10内の決定手段を介して、表示ユニット11に数値として出力されるため、使用者は前記表示ユニット11の数値の変化により、体内に酸素富化空気が吸収されたことを、より具体的な数値で確認することができるものである。   The measurement method uses the fact that oxygen hemoglobin and reduced hemoglobin absorb light differently, and by inserting a finger between the light emitting / receiving sensor 13 as shown in FIG. The oxygen concentration in blood can be known from the difference between the wavelength and the extinction coefficient. Since the output signal from the sensor unit 12 is output as a numerical value to the display unit 11 via the signal line 14 and the determining means in the control means 10, the user can change the numerical value of the display unit 11 into the body. It can be confirmed by more specific values that the oxygen-enriched air has been absorbed.

酸素富化空気を吸引していない状態での正常な血中酸素濃度は一般的に95%〜99%と言われており、正常に肺から酸素が十分に取り入れられていない人や、正常な人でも酸素不足な空間に長時間居た場合には、81%〜94%の低濃度に達する場合がある。   The normal blood oxygen concentration in the state where oxygen-enriched air is not inhaled is generally said to be 95% to 99%. Even if a person stays in an oxygen-deficient space for a long time, a low concentration of 81% to 94% may be reached.

前記に示すような低濃度であった場合、人は動悸・息切れ・めまい・集中力の低下・頭痛などの症状が表れる時があり、特に低濃度状態が慢性的な使用者や、正常であっても周囲環境により低濃度状態に至っている場合については、血中酸素濃度を測定しながら酸素富化空気を吸引することで、数値が上昇していくことを顕著に確認することができる。   If the concentration is low as shown above, people may experience symptoms such as palpitation, shortness of breath, dizziness, poor concentration, headaches, etc., especially when the low concentration state is chronic or normal. However, when the concentration is low due to the surrounding environment, it can be remarkably confirmed that the numerical value increases by sucking the oxygen-enriched air while measuring the blood oxygen concentration.

従って、使用者が酸素富化空気を吸引する前に、血中酸素濃度測定機15のセンサー部12に指を挟みこむことで、使用者の初期状態が正常であるか、正常でないかを使用者自身が確認でき、更に酸素富化空気を吸引することで、正常に回復できたかどうかも同時に確認を行うことができるものである。   Therefore, before the user sucks the oxygen-enriched air, the user's initial state is normal or not normal by inserting a finger into the sensor unit 12 of the blood oxygen concentration measuring device 15 It is possible to confirm at the same time whether or not the person has recovered normally by sucking oxygen-enriched air.

なお、表示ユニット11での表示方法は、図3(a)に示す様に、血中酸素濃度であればデジタル数値表示が一般的であるが、図3(b)に示す様にバーを使用してのアナログ表示でも使用者にとって血中酸素濃度の増減確認は容易である。更には、表示ユニット11にブザーなどの音声発生手段(図示せず)を設け、数値レベルの変化を音声で知らせれば、より使用者にとって確認し易く、例えば血中酸素濃度が低濃度域に入り込んだ場合にブザーを鳴らしたり、逆に正常域に達した場合にブザーを鳴らすなどの方法がある。   As for the display method in the display unit 11, as shown in FIG. 3 (a), a digital numerical value display is generally used for blood oxygen concentration, but a bar is used as shown in FIG. 3 (b). Even with this analog display, it is easy for the user to confirm the increase or decrease in the blood oxygen concentration. Furthermore, if the display unit 11 is provided with a sound generating means (not shown) such as a buzzer to notify the change of the numerical level by sound, it is easier for the user to confirm, for example, the blood oxygen concentration is in a low concentration range. There are methods such as sounding a buzzer when entering, or sounding a buzzer when reaching the normal range.

また、使用者が酸素富化空気を吸引することによる、血中酸素濃度の変化を確認するのみではなく、受発光センサー13からの出力情報を決定している決定手段からの出力情報を基に、制御手段10でポンプ5の運転を可変(制御)してもよい。例えば、使用者の血中酸素濃度が早期に上昇した場合には、制御手段10によりポンプ5の運転をローパワーにし、酸素富化空気の出力流量を減少させることで、省エネを図ることもできる。   Further, not only the change in blood oxygen concentration due to the user sucking in oxygen-enriched air but also the output information from the determining means that determines the output information from the light emitting / receiving sensor 13 is used. The operation of the pump 5 may be varied (controlled) by the control means 10. For example, when the blood oxygen concentration of the user rises early, the operation of the pump 5 can be made low power by the control means 10 and the output flow rate of the oxygen-enriched air can be reduced to save energy. .

他には、使用者の血中酸素濃度が所定の濃度を越えると、制御手段10によりポンプ5の運転を停止、もしくは酸素富化空気の発生量を低下させるためにローパワーで運転をすることでも省エネを図ることができる。   In addition, when the blood oxygen concentration of the user exceeds a predetermined concentration, the operation of the pump 5 is stopped by the control means 10 or the operation is performed with low power in order to reduce the generation amount of oxygen-enriched air. But it can save energy.

また、使用者の血中酸素濃度に関する情報を、遠方の病院などの施設へ送信し、その施設より、使用者に最も適切な酸素富化空気が提供されるように酸素富化膜ユニット2を制御する信号を受信できる情報受配信システム(図示せず)を設置することで、日々の使用者の体調を主治医などへ配信することができると共に、使用者に最適な酸素富化空気が得られ、さらに施設でデータを管理することも可能となる。   In addition, information on the blood oxygen concentration of the user is transmitted to a facility such as a distant hospital, and the oxygen-enriched membrane unit 2 is set so that the most appropriate oxygen-enriched air is provided to the user from the facility. By installing an information receiving and delivering system (not shown) that can receive signals to be controlled, it is possible to deliver the physical condition of daily users to the attending physician, etc., and obtain oxygen-enriched air that is optimal for the users. In addition, it becomes possible to manage data at the facility.

また、使用者の血中酸素濃度に関する情報を任意操作にて記憶、もしくは自動的に記憶可能な記憶媒体(図示せず)を設けることで、その記憶媒体からの情報をパソコンなどで読み込み、日々の血中酸素濃度について管理を行うことも可能である。さらには、本日の使用者の血中酸素濃度と、記憶媒体に記憶された今までの血中酸素濃度の変化を比較し、本日供給するのに最適な流量、濃度の酸素富化空気などを制御手段10で制御することも可能となる。   In addition, by providing a storage medium (not shown) that can store information related to the user's blood oxygen concentration by any operation or automatically, the information from the storage medium can be read on a personal computer, etc. It is also possible to manage the blood oxygen concentration. Furthermore, today's user's blood oxygen concentration is compared with the changes in blood oxygen concentration stored in the storage medium so far, and the optimal flow rate and oxygen-enriched air to supply today are Control by the control means 10 is also possible.

また、血中酸素濃度のセンサー部12の取り付け場所については、図4に示す様に本体1の外郭に内蔵(12−a参照)、もしくはヘッドセット8に取り付けてもよい(12−b参照)。本体1外郭に設けた場合には、配線を外部にしなくてよく、見栄えもいいが、チューブ23を最大限伸ばして使用し、本体1を使用者の近傍に置いていない場合には、使い勝手が悪い。   In addition, as for the place where the sensor unit 12 for blood oxygen concentration is attached, as shown in FIG. 4, it may be built in the outline of the main body 1 (see 12-a) or attached to the headset 8 (see 12-b). . When it is provided outside the main body 1, the wiring does not have to be external and it looks good. However, when the tube 23 is extended to the maximum and the main body 1 is not placed near the user, the usability is improved. bad.

一方、ヘッドセット8に取り付けた場合には、使用者は必ずヘッドセット8を装着して使用するため、常に近傍で測定を行うことができるが、信号線14を本体1にまで配線する必要があるため、見栄えが悪くなる。この場合においては、センサー部12と本体1を信号線14で接続するのではなく、センサー部12から血中酸素濃度を、本体1に内蔵された受信機(図示せず)に無線で送信する様にすれば良い。   On the other hand, when attached to the headset 8, the user always wears and uses the headset 8, so that the measurement can always be performed in the vicinity, but it is necessary to wire the signal line 14 to the main body 1. Because it is, it looks bad. In this case, the sensor unit 12 and the main body 1 are not connected by the signal line 14, but the blood oxygen concentration is wirelessly transmitted from the sensor unit 12 to a receiver (not shown) built in the main body 1. Just do it.

本発明にかかる酸素富化機は、血中酸素濃度も同時に測定ができるため、本来は正常な血中酸素濃度である使用者であっても、周囲環境により正常域を下回った状態であるかどうかの確認が即行えるため、酸素が不足しがちな空間での血中酸素濃度チェックと血中酸素濃度を正常域に持ち上げるための体調改善機器としても適用できる。   Since the oxygen enrichment apparatus according to the present invention can also measure blood oxygen concentration at the same time, even if the user is originally normal blood oxygen concentration, is the state below the normal range due to the surrounding environment? Since it can be confirmed immediately, it can be applied as a physical condition improving device for checking blood oxygen concentration in a space where oxygen tends to be deficient and raising the blood oxygen concentration to a normal range.

(a)本発明の実施の形態1における酸素富化機の正面図(b)同酸素富化機の側面図(c)同酸素富化機の裏面図(d)同酸素富化機の断面図(A) Front view of the oxygen enricher in Embodiment 1 of the present invention (b) Side view of the oxygen enricher (c) Back view of the oxygen enricher (d) Cross section of the oxygen enricher Figure 同酸素富化機の血中酸素濃度測定機のセンサー部の側面図Side view of the sensor part of the blood oxygen measuring device of the oxygen enricher (a)同酸素富化機のデジタル表示ユニット図(b)同酸素富化機のアナログ表示ユニット図(A) Digital display unit diagram of the oxygen enricher (b) Analog display unit diagram of the oxygen enricher 酸素富化機のセンサー部の他の設置例を示す側面図Side view showing another installation example of sensor unit of oxygen enricher

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 酸素富化機本体(本体)
2 酸素富化膜ユニット(酸素富化手段)
5 ポンプ
6 吐出口
7 酸素富化空気吐出手段
10 制御手段
11 表示ユニット
12 センサー部
14 信号線
15 血中酸素濃度測定機(測定機)
1 Oxygen enrichment machine (main unit)
2 Oxygen-enriched membrane unit (oxygen-enriching means)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 5 Pump 6 Discharge port 7 Oxygen-enriched air discharge means 10 Control means 11 Display unit 12 Sensor part 14 Signal line 15 Blood oxygen concentration measuring machine (measuring machine)

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空気中の酸素濃度を高めて酸素富化空気を発生させる酸素富化手段と、前記酸素富化空気を吐出する酸素富化空気吐出手段と、人の血中酸素濃度を測定する測定機を備えた酸素富化機。 An oxygen-enriching means for generating oxygen-enriched air by increasing the oxygen concentration in the air, an oxygen-enriched air ejecting means for ejecting the oxygen-enriched air, and a measuring instrument for measuring the blood oxygen concentration of a person Oxygen enrichment machine. 測定機で測定された血中酸素濃度に応じて、使用者に最も適した酸素富化空気となるように、酸素富化手段を制御して、酸素富化空気の濃度、流量を調節する請求項1に記載の酸素富化機。 Claims to adjust the concentration and flow rate of oxygen-enriched air by controlling the oxygen-enriched means so that the oxygen-enriched air most suitable for the user is obtained according to the blood oxygen concentration measured by the measuring machine Item 2. The oxygen enricher according to Item 1. 測定機の出力情報を、遠方へ送信及び遠方から受信できる情報送受信システムを設け、前記情報送受信システムからの受信情報に連動して、使用者に最も適切な酸素富化空気が提供されるように、酸素富化手段を制御して、酸素富化空気の濃度、流量を調節する請求項1に記載の酸素富化機。 An information transmission / reception system capable of transmitting and receiving output information of the measuring device to a distant place is provided, and the most appropriate oxygen-enriched air is provided to the user in conjunction with the received information from the information transmitting / receiving system. The oxygen enricher according to claim 1, wherein the oxygen enrichment means is controlled to adjust the concentration and flow rate of the oxygen enriched air. 測定機の出力情報を任意に記憶させる、もしくは定期的に自動記憶させる記憶媒体を設け、前記記憶媒体に記憶されている情報に基づいて、使用者に最も適切な酸素富化空気が提供されるように、酸素富化手段を制御して、酸素富化空気の濃度、流量を調節する請求項1に記載の酸素富化機。 A storage medium for arbitrarily storing the output information of the measuring machine or automatically storing it periodically is provided, and the most appropriate oxygen-enriched air is provided to the user based on the information stored in the storage medium. The oxygen enricher according to claim 1, wherein the oxygen enrichment means is controlled to adjust the concentration and flow rate of the oxygen enriched air. 測定機で測定された血中酸素濃度が所定の濃度を越えた時、酸素富化手段の動作を停止、もしく酸素富化空気の発生量を低下させる請求項1〜4のいずれか1項に記載の酸素富化機。 The operation of the oxygen enrichment means is stopped when the blood oxygen concentration measured by the measuring machine exceeds a predetermined concentration, or the generation amount of oxygen enriched air is reduced. An oxygen enricher as described in 1. 測定機は、人の指、舌等に接触させて血中酸素濃度を測定するセンサー部を有し、前記センサー部を、酸素富化手段を内蔵する本体の外郭又は、酸素富化空気吐出手段の外郭の一部に設けた請求項1〜5のいずれか1項に記載の酸素富化機。 The measuring machine has a sensor unit that measures blood oxygen concentration by contacting with a human finger, tongue, etc., and the sensor unit is an outer shell of a main body containing oxygen-enriching means or oxygen-enriched air discharging means. The oxygen enricher according to any one of claims 1 to 5, which is provided in a part of the outer shell.
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