From Bioenergetics and Grown by Samuel Brody, Published by Reinhold Publishing, NY, 1945. Chapter 12, page 317. Found on the website BeefEfficiency.org.
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Spirometer, Benedict-Roth-Collins, 1945, basal metabolism of pigs
From Bioenergetics and Grown by Samuel Brody, Published by Reinhold Publishing, NY, 1945. Chapter 12, page 318. Found on the website BeefEfficiency.org.
Spirometer, Benedict-Roth-Collins, 1945, basal metabolism of sheep
From Bioenergetics and Grown by Samuel Brody, Published by Reinhold Publishing, NY, 1945. Chapter 12, page 318. Found on the website BeefEfficiency.org.
Respiration Apparatus, Closed Circuit, 1945
Miniature water-seal spirometer used with a close-circuit system for measuring oxygen uptake in small animals. The animal(s) to be studied were placed in the small chamber at the right. A blower motor moved air from the chamber through a soda-lime absorber (not shown) and the overall volume of the system was monitored by the spirometer. The spirometer was identified as a Benedict-Roth-Collins. From Bioenergetics and Grown by Samuel Brody, Published by Reinhold Publishing, NY, 1945. Chapter 12, page 330. Found on the website BeefEfficiency.org.
Spirometer, Collins, 9 Liter Respirometer, 1967
From Clinical Spirometry, Instructions for the use of the Collins Respirometer and for calculation and interpretation of data in pulmonary function and basal metabolism testing. Warren E. Collins, Inc. 1967.
Spirometer, Collins, 13.5 Liter Respirometer, 1967
From Clinical Spirometry, Instructions for the use of the Collins Respirometer and for calculation and interpretation of data in pulmonary function and basal metabolism testing. Warren E. Collins, Inc. 1967.
Helium Dilution FRC, Collins, 1967
Helium dilution circuit diagram for Collins Respirometers. From Clinical Spirometry, Instructions for the use of the Collins Respirometer and for calculation and interpretation of data in pulmonary function and basal metabolism testing. Warren E. Collins, Inc. 1967.
Spirometer, Collins Survey, 1981
From: Instruction Manual for the Collins Survey Spirometer, Manual No. 22168, Third Printing May 1981.
“1.A. DESCRIPTION
“A.1. The Survey Spirometer is a precision, calibrated, water-seal spirometer which may be used for the performance of ventilation tests.
“A.2. Figure 1 shows the basic equipment layout with all the major components identified. The spirometer body is constructed of copper while a rugged cast aluminum base supports the unit. Lightweight plastic is used for the spirometer bell.
“1.B. MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
“B.1. Dimensions
“Length: 16-18”
“Width: 12”
“Height: 20”
“Shipping Weight: 32 pounds.
“Net Weight: 16 pounds.
“Water capacity: 1 quart, approximately.
“B.2. Spirometer Performance Specifications:
“Kymograph: single speed, 1920 mm/min.
“Spirometer capacity: 8 liters.
“Response: +/- 1% 0-140 CPM.
“Calibration Accuracy: +/- 1% for life of bell.
“Safety: UL Listed 544”
Treadmill, Collins, 1967
1-8 MPH treadmill for Stationary Exercise. From “Directions for operating a Collins chain-compensated gasometer”, Second Edition Cat. No. P-469. Warren E. Collins, Inc. May, 1967.
“This sturdy, yet easily portable, 1-8 MPH treadmill moves on 5” dia. ball-bearing casters. The optional “Electrolift” enables effortless inclination to 16 degrees (30%) with only the touch of a switch.”
Tissot Gasometer, Collins, 350 Liter, 1967
From “Directions for operating a Collins chain-compensated gasometer”, Second Edition Cat. No. P-469. Warren E. Collins, Inc. May, 1967.