Self-detection full-automatic liquid adding and discharging device

Abstract

The invention discloses a self-detection full-automatic liquid adding and discharging device which comprises a liquid inlet and outlet pipeline, a dyeing tank busbar, a reagent liquid path control busbar, a pump, an overflow pipeline, an air pressure adjusting mechanism, a pipeline cleaning mechanism and a pressure detection module. Theliquid inlet and outlet pipeline is communicated with eachdyeing tank, one end of the dyeing tank busbar is connected with the liquid inlet and outlet pipeline, the other end of the dyeing tank busbar is connected with the reagent liquid path control busbar through a pump, and the reagent liquid path control busbar is provided with a plurality of reagent liquid path liquid inlet and outlet pipes. Manual replacement of thereagent is not needed, the labor intensity is reduced, the operation safety (including biological safety and inflammable and explosive material management safety) is improved, reagents can be recycled, the stability of the reagents is guaranteed, the liquid adding speed is high, liquid discharging is more thorough, and meanwhile the functions of overflow prevention, pipeline and dyeing tank cleaning and pipeline pressure detection are achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of pathological section dyeing machines, in particular to a self-detectable fully automatic liquid adding and discharging device. Background technique [0002] Most of the fully automatic pathological slide staining machines currently in use are stained in the way of multi-tank dipping. 1. The reagent loading process of the traditional pathological section staining machine is manually operated to increase the number of staining tanks of the same reagent to improve the staining efficiency, so the number of staining tanks is far more than the types of reagents used. In the process of use, the replacement of reagents is also carried out manually, and the replacement process is cumbersome; xylene is included in the commonly used reagents, and manual replacement has a biological safety hazard. 2. The reagents used in the existing automatic pathological section staining machine are always stored in the staining t...

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Problems solved by technology

1. The reagent loading process of the traditional pathological section staining machine is manually operated to increase the number of dyeing tanks of the same reagent to improve the staining efficiency, so the number of dyeing tanks is far more than the types of reagents used

In the process of use, the replacement of reagents is also carried out manually, and the replacement process is cumbersome; xylene is commonly used in reagents, and manual replacement has a biological safety hazard

2. The reagents used in the existing fully automatic pathological section staining machine are always stored in the staining tank, and all the staining tanks are always exposed to the air. It is difficult to ensure the stability of the reagents only when the tank is shut down.

3. When the traditional pathological slide staining machine manually loads reagents, it is usually difficult to accurately grasp the amount of reagents added. During the staining process, the reagents may overflow the staining tank when the slide carrier is immersed, causing pollution

4. For traditional dyeing machines that use pipelines to add liquid, there are generally defects such as slow liquid addition and incomplete drainage. At the same time, after multiple uses, the remaining stains on the dyeing tank and pipelines are difficult to clean, which will affect the next use

5. For the fully automatic dyeing machine that uses the pipeline to add liquid, when the pipeline valve fails or is blocked, if it cannot be found in time, the rapid increase of pipeline pressure will directly damage the pipeline

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