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Vivonic Gmbh

Fidica Gmbh & Co. Kg

Völker, Manfred

Manfred Völker

Cornelia Schmitt

Reinhart Thomas

Thomas Reinhart

The reverse osmosis system with at least one high pressure pump, which supplies untreated water to at least one module pipe, in which a membrane with a permeate collecting pipe is arranged, includes a permeate outlet of the at least one module pipe that is connected by means of a first conduit to a permeate tank, which is in communication by means of a further conduit, connected into which there is a permeate supply pump, with a loop feed line, to which a plurality of dialysis devices are connected and that branching off from the first conduit there is a bypass conduit, which discharges into the further conduit downstream of the permeate tank and the permeate supply pump.

Reverse osmosis system and method of obtaining ultrapure water

The filter system having a filter and a filter holder, wherein the filter is connected to an upper and a lower filter cap, wherein on the circumference of the filter caps a cross-sectionally T-shaped fixing aid is respectively mounted, having a laterally projecting transverse web, which are vertically aligned with each other, wherein on an outer side of the housing of the filter holder two filter fixings are mounted with grooves in which the transverse webs can be suspended, is characterized in that four hydraulic ports project laterally from the filter and/or the filter caps, which are vertically aligned with each other, and that the filter holder has four connection connectors, which can be advanced by an upper and a lower closure mechanism against spring force until they engage in an end position in which the connection connectors are tightly connected to the hydraulic connections.

Filter system

The device for producing ultrapure water according to the reverse osmosis principle with a reverse osmosis filter which is subdivided by the RO membrane into a primary chamber and a secondary chamber, with a primary circuit through which raw water is supplied to the primary chamber and concentrate is discharged therefrom, and with a secondary circuit for supplying permeate to at least one consumer, preferably to a dialysis device, is characterized in that a means for detecting organic and/or inorganic deposits is arranged in or on the primary circuit and/or the secondary circuit and is connected to an evaluation means.

Device for producing ultrapure water

A combination of a single-station reverse-osmosis (RO) device comprising a hemodialysis device (HD device) is characterized in that at least one cleaning chamber for the raw water and/or for the permeate is arranged, and that upon request by the HD device the permeate flows either via the water inlet valve into the HD device or via a flushing valve of the HD device to an outlet.

Combination of a single-station reverse osmosis device with a hemodialysis device

The sampling valve comprises a valve body that is movable in a valve housing between a closing position and an opening position of the sampling valve, and is characterized in that the valve body comprises an outlet bore for the sample to be taken, the outlet bore continuously increasing in size towards the free end of the valve body, and that the lower edge of the outlet bore is sloping downwards towards the free end. After a sample has been taken, there will be no drops remaining in the outlet bore, whereby a source of contamination for a sample taken that has so far been encountered frequently is now eliminated.

Sampling valve

The supply device for dialysis apparatuses, comprising a permeate line and at least one concentrate line for supplying permeate and dialysis concentrate(s) to a dialysis apparatus to be mixed so as to obtain dialysis liquid, and comprising a waste water line for discharging waste water out of the dialysis apparatus, is characterized in that the waste water line is in communication with a substantially funnel-shaped outlet container into which the waste water falls in a free fall, thereby impinging on an inclined wall section of the outlet container. Virtually no noise is created that would be noticed by a patient, and a pivotable door is preferably arranged at the outlet container for permitting the taking of samples in an easy way from the outlet container by means of small test rods.

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Blankenbach, Germany

Manfred Völker