Peristaltic pumping system and method

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A61M 5/00 (2006.01) A61M 5/142 (2006.01) F04B 43/12 (2006.01)

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CA 1197725

ROGERS, BERESKIN & PARR C A N A D A TITLE: PERISTALTIC PUMPING SYSTEM AND METHOD INVENTORS: ANTHONY MICHAEL ALBISSER and WARREN SAMUEL JACKMAN ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A tube assembly for a peristaltic pumping system is described. The assembly includes resilient inner and outer tubes of which the inner tube has a lumen along which liquid can be pumped by occluding the tube and causing the point of occlusion to progess along a length of the tube defining a pumping zone. The outer tube fits closely around the inner tube and extends over said zone. The tubes are free of attachment to one another over at least a substantial part of said zone so that the contacting surfaces of the respective tubes define an interface along which relative movement between the tubes can occur during pumping. The tubes are secured together at at least one point along their lengths. It has been found that abrasion of the innermost surfaces of the inner tube is minimized and that reduced con- tamination of the liquid being pumped and increased pump tube life can be expected as compared with conventional peristal- tic pump tubes.

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