In earlier mail, Philip Coetzee said: > Yes a Sherwood Brut works well (I'm not a shareholder in the > company :-). I have rigged a S.Brut (octopus - to have 2 > available) to a medical oxygen bottle (we get them with DIN type > fittings,etc.) for on ship/shore emergency treatment. The reason > I chose the S.Brut is because it has a "pin" which can depress > the purge button. If the regulator pressures are reset to > produce a free-flow (with "pin" depressing the purge button) of > approx. 13 l/min, the regulator can provide 100% (virtually) O2. > What for? By inserting a "molded PVC tube" (20mm pipe, approx. > 60mm length) into the mouthpiece, the mouthpiece can then be > fitted ("plugged in") to a the face mask of a standard AMBU > Resuscitator Bag - thus giving the patient free flowing 100% O2. > This setup thus provides two treatment options: 1) breathing > directly from the regulator (as per normal demand breathing) and > 2) breathing from a face mask, supplied by free flowing O2, e.g. > for unconscious breathing patient, or one that may vomit. Sounds like an interesting setup. You are using the standard Sherwood first stage, I presume. How do you keep the O2 from escaping through the exhaust valve, or do you have to bother? -- Nick Simicich - njs%scifi.uucp@uu*.uu*.ne* - njs@wa*.ib*.co*
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