A pressure pump for fluids in flexible tubing, which comprises a pressure member of generally circular periphery adapted for orbital motion about an axis of rotation. A sleeve member is positioned about the pressure member and defines channel means for receiving and retaining the flexible tubing in a predetermined position between the pressure member and sleeve member, and surrounding the pressure member. The sleeve member may be divided into a pair of substantially semi-circular jaws attached together at one end in hinged relation, to permit opening and closing of the jaws about the pressure member to facilitate installation of the tubing.
A liquid administration device comprises a flexible, collapsible bag for the liquid, an outlet tube communicating with the bag and a rigid housing enclosing the bag with the outlet tube projecting outwardly therefrom. Flexible, compressed cellular material is positioned within the housing, exerting pressure due to its compression on the bag which tends to urge the bag towards its collapsed position. Thus the liquid in the bag can be expelled through the outlet tube, with the flow governed by a valve, in a manner independent of gravity.
A pressure pump for fluids having a pressure member 12, 12a of generally circular periphery, means 14, 14a for moving the pressure member in an orbital motion about an axis of rotation, and a sleeve member 16, 16a made of a pair of hinged jaws 22, 22a positionable about the pressure member and spaced for receiving and retaining flexible tubing 18, 18a in an annular space between the pressure member and the sleeve member with the tubing surrounding the pressure member for pumping of fluids through the tubing. In accordance with this invention the jaws define end surfaces which abut together in the closed position having slots 34, 34a defined through the end surfaces communicating between the annular space and the outside to receive lengths of the flexible tubing occupying the annular space and extending into and out of the annular space through the slots.
A pressure pump for fluids having a pressure member 12, 12a of generally circular periphery, means 14, 14a for moving the pressure member in an orbital motion about an axis of rotation, and a sleeve member 16, 16a made of a pair of hinged jaws 22, 22a positionable about the pressure member and spaced for receiving and retaining flexible tubing 18, 18a in an annular space between the pressure member and the sleeve member with the tubing surrounding the pressure member for pumping of fluids through the tubing. In accordance with this invention the jaws define end surfaces which abut together in the closed position having slots 34, 34a defined through the end surfaces communicating between the annular space and the outside to receive lengths of the flexible tubing occupying the annular space and extending into and out of the annular space through the slots.
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Raymond C. Olson
License #:
19034 - Active
Issued Date:
Oct 27, 1999
Renew Date:
Dec 1, 2015
Expiration Date:
Nov 30, 2017
Type:
Certified Public Accountant
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Raymond Olson
Lived:
Portland, OR Lawrence, KS Coffeyville, KS Howard, KS
Education:
Portland State University - MBA, University of Kansas - Business/Finance
Macarthur Junior High School Prospect Heights IL 2000-2004
Community:
Kristin Busse, Han Chen, Kathy Wierzchowski, Jordan Clifford, Wendy Dodge, Jordan Ziminska, Katie Pavlenko, Vita Pro, Gabrielle Hyde, Jonathon Swanson, Juan Garcia, Nina Quintana