CareFusion IVAC P6000, Техническое и сервисное руководство

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Specifications
P7000, P6000, TIVA, TCI & TIVA 74/106 1000SM00012 Issue 8
Occlusion Pressure Limits for IVAC® 50ml Syringes
The following tables show the worst case values for line pressure, time to alarm and bolus volume that can be expected in the event of
an occlusion when the IVAC® 50ml syringe is selected, G40020B administration set.
Alarm level Rate (ml/h) Maximum time
to occlusion alarm
(h:min)
Nominal occlusion
alarm pressure
(mmHg)
Maximum bolus
volume (ml)
0* 1.0 0:02 0 +50 / -50 0.1
1* 1.0 0:09 90 +50 / -90 0.2
2* 1.0 0:22 190 +50 / -150 0.3
3 1.0 0:34 280 +100 / -100 0.5
4 1.0 0:56 370 +100 / -100 0.7
5 1.0 1:10 460 +100 / -100 0.9
6
1.0
1:30 560 +100 / -100 1
7
1.0
1:45 650 +100 / -100 1.3
0* 5.0 0:01 0 +50 / -50 0.1
1* 5.0 0:02 90 +50 / -90 0.2
2* 5.0 0:06 190 + 50 /-150 0.4
3 5.0 0:08 280 +100 / -100 0.6
4 5.0 0:12 370 +100 / -100 0.8
5 5.0 0:14 460 +100 / -100 1
6
5.0
0:17 560 +100 / -100 1.2
7
5.0
0:19 650 +100 / -100 1.4
* Tests at these levels may alarm immediately - the force at these levels is commonly less than the friction in the syringe (with no
additional fluid pressure). The result is that the pressure relating to the low forces will be less than the nominal quoted occlusion
pressure.
Bolus volume following occlusion will be minimised by the back off feature if enabled. The back off will reduce the line pressure by
removing the volume stored in the occluded line and deducting this volume from volume infused.
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