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OxiKit Oxygen Concentrator

High Flow Oxygen Concentrator 15 LPM at 90%+ Concentrated o2 https://oxikit.com

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This project was created on 03/20/2021 and last updated 4 years ago.

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24 LPM at 92% Concentration Milestone Reached with our Oxikit Project!

Oxikit is a collaboration effort with the help of 200+ volunteers known as the Pillar Tribe made up of Top Engineers, Fortune 100 executives, Chief Medical Directors, Scientists and innovative Entrepreneurs led to a rapid collaboration to bring the OxiKit to life.

KEEP ECONOMY OPEN
‣ 75% hospitalized patients recover with high flow concentrated Oxygen.
‣ Offload 50-75% of demand off the healthcare system
‣ Send concentrators to patients' homes w/ remote Telehealth monitoring
‣ ROX algorithm to predict hours ahead to send critical patients to hospital
‣ Less deaths, catch them early- Less infected healthcare pros
‣ Easy to build designs even 16 year olds can assemble using common and locally found parts

Visit our website to learn more:
https://oxikit.com

Learn how to build your own Oxikit with video tutorials:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4O1

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abhimanyumalik wrote 06/08/2021 at 03:42 • point

heyaa

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Michael wrote 05/05/2021 at 19:37 • point

I looked at the compressor and it appears to be a 120v 60hz unit. India and some of it's neighbors are 220v 50hz... I am not sure that it is a scroll.

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pes.azan wrote 04/19/2021 at 09:50 • point

It's exciting to work on this project, I am adding few remote capabilities to the system to monitor and control certain parameters and introduce some automation into the sytem

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excitedbox wrote 03/24/2021 at 09:27 • point

It is a diaphragm compressor. They are oil less. It is like a 2 cylinder engine but instead of pistons it has a rubber disc that is used to pump the air. That is also why you don't need oil, because the rubber disc is just pumped up and down instead of moving.

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Dan Maloney wrote 03/22/2021 at 17:48 • point

Wow, I didn't expect so much enrichment at such a high flow! What kind of compressor is that? I'd imagine it would need to be oil-less -- perhaps a scroll compressor?

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pes.azan wrote 04/19/2021 at 09:51 • point

Hi Dan!

you may have look at the provided files, all the compressor spec are mentioned

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