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recurring blood in poop
Leah asks,
I have had poop in my blood from mid-December last year to the beginning of March. When pooping it was VERY painful... so much so that I literally cringed even at the thought of pooping. Anyways, I finally went to the doctor to see what was up. She did her probe and declared me perfectly healthy, but gave me some medication to see if it would reduce the pain and the blood. It did. But since I've discontinued the use, I've started to poo blood again and it hurts a LOT. Has this happened to anyone? Does anyone have any idea what's wrong?
Poonurse responds:
Do you have poop in your blood, or blood in your poop? Very different problems.
If you have the former, I would say you are in deep doo-doo, no pun intended. It is very hard to get poop out of your blood.
If the problem is the latter, I would advise you to start back on the medication your doctor gave you for this problem. See if you can't find out what the ACTUAL NAME of your condition is, from your REAL DOCTOR. This would go a long way towards helping me give you some advice.
Let me know what it is when you find out, and I'll see if I can offer any help.
Leah writes back,
The medication my doctor gave me is called Proctomyxin HC. I was to apply it morning and night and after every poop for ten days. I did all of this as instructed. My doctor thought it was a cut that I had "in there." The medication started to work, but not after one huge poop of blood. It was on my poop, I think, although I didn't excatly pick up my poop and open it up. After this terrifying incident, it went away -- both the pain and the blood. It stoped for the duration of my ten days, and I was a happy pooper. Since then, I've discontinued the medication (as instructed), but the blood has now returned, along with the pain. But, if this makes sense, the pain has moved to a different area in my rectum. But it hurts just as much!
Dear Leah,
As you know, I am not a doctor. But it sounds like you possibly could have a rectal fissure, which is like a tiny tear in the lining of the rectum. It can cause pain and rectal bleeding such as you describe.
But I must tell you that beyond following a high fiber diet and drinking tons of water (these make the poop easier to pass and less likely to keep irritating your rectum), you REALLY NEED to go back to the butt doctor and report that your symptoms have returned.
If you have a family doctor treating you, ask for a referral to a gastroenterologist. They specialize in these kinds of problems. But do go back.
Thanks for asking Poonurse!
Please be advised that I am only a Poonurse. I am NOT a medical doctor. Any advice I give should be taken moderate skepticism. Please consult a REAL medical doctor if you feel you have a serious medical condition.
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Poonurse is an RN with 25 years experience in labor and delivery. Her qualifications include seeing a lot of poop, and owning a computer. Also, she works in Michigan, which she calls the asshole of the universe, so that's another bit of credibility.
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310 Comments on "recurring blood in poop"
Yeah...hi again. I need some more help. When i pooed yesterday, there was no blood! Yay! but I kinda feel... heartburny. but not too bad. I keep like having to burp (ok please dont laugh) And my poo is diahreeuh like (i cant spell) What does that mean? If Im *ahem* constipated what kinds of food should i eat/ i tried a bowl of corn ad it doesn;t seem to be helping. what else"/ and i drink at least 2 glasses of water a day.
I had blood in my poop. I was so worried about the poop that I went to the doctor. He looked at my anus and said it probably is hemmoroids, but keep looking at the poop to see how often it happens and come back in two weeks. If the poop has a lot more there would be tests.
I'm 26. I've had rectal bleeding on and off for ages. My bowel movements are going haywire... One minute I'm crapping solid, the next sloppy. I'll have to bolt to the sh*tta because it just hits me. The last few times I've taken a dump, the toilet bowl is just red, there are blood splatters on the sides. Bright red blood. Basically looks like i've got my period out of my bung hole. I'm really worried, but don't want a doctor shoving anything up my ass. I'm also female.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE someone help me my mom wont listen to me when i tell her "Ok so I have noticed lately that it kinda hurts to push my poop out but then just today i went to go to the bathroom and it did hurt, not a lot but enough to have me wince a little, so i wiped and there was a lot of blood and in the toilet there was a lot also i told my mom and she just said "we cant go to the doctor eveytime there is a little problem' I am 14 by the way. Please help me what do I do.
I noticed something strange only since my crap didn't flush down. I looked at it before the flush and it looked regular but I didn't see that it didn't flush down becuase it was big. An hour later I come back and see that the water near the log looks pinkish and the log of crap itself was washed out, very light beige, almost whitish. This freeked me out. I'm worried that all my craps are like this and wonder if its normal and should I test them by not flushin for an hour to see if they look like this. Anybody, has this happend to your's?
Ten days ago I had surgery on my leg (I know its "just a leg" but it was major surgery) post-op I was in hospital for 5 days, during the 5 days I was given blood thinning needles to prevent blood clotting. Once discharged from hospital, I've been confined to 2 weeks strict bed-rest at home, I'm only allowed to get up and go to the loo then straight back to bed.
Yesterday I went for a poop and when I wiped, the the toilet paper had heaps of blood on it, looking in the bowl, the water was red. Of course I freaked out but then I sat back and thought, "well I have been inactive for nearly 2 weeks now, I've been lying flat on my back with next to no movement, perhaps this explains it? Maybe a hemmoroid?"
I there anychance the blood thinning needles which I haven't had for 8 days now, could be responsible? My mum thinks this is unlikely as after 8 days it would have happened before now.
I'm not too stressed as the bood is bright and I'm not in any pain, if it sticks around I will see my GP. Just want opinions on the blood thinning meds, could this cause it, or is it more than likely my inactivity?
Thanks =)
Some believe that a minimal blood present without further symptoms sort of is not enough to warrent too much concern. They reckon that it's probably only dangerous if other digestive symptoms surface, or else if the blood is kind of maroon or darker.
My situation is sort of on the fence. I have blood and very bad odor (sulfur/metallic smell) every so often with no other symptoms. But the blood is deep red, so it worries me. I dont want to go to the doctors but I kind of think I should.
early this morning I went to the bathroom , and it took forever and hurt really bad. when i flushed, i looked and it was red and partly bloody, Am i getting my period?
ok, i have had tis problem for about a month now, it started to worry me so i stopped and thought about things i may be eating that may cause this.i love to eat spicy things and hotsauce is my favorite topping. i have loved spicy things since i was young and its caused me to develop acid reflux. i have had severe heartburn lately which has caused me to believe that may be the problem. i tok some acid reducer the past few days and it seems to be doing the trick. i have seen no blood today at all. this may not solve everyones problem however if it even helps one other person it will be worth posting. i will continue to take the acid reducer and monitor what happens as a result. if it stops completely for the next week i will then stop taking it and see what happens. i will post another comment after i test my theory. i am not a doctor so my opinion should not be taken as fact. if you decide to try what i am doing i would love to see your posts to see if it helps anyone else.also, i talked to a friend about this and it has happened to him. he has stomach ulcers which he went to the doctor for and got medicine that made the bleeding stop.
Hey Cob Web (Colby dude), I think by the lack of response, your situation may be unique and werth to doctor. It sounds like blood could be soaked into your logs. Go to the doctors, man. Men out there: don't be so macho that you don't get checked out. Too many men don't. My whole block seems like many widows. Their husbands died years ago. Two of them are in are 90 years old or better and their husbads died in the 1970's
Colby, something similar happened to me. The only differences was that the water around the logs was orange-brown, not pink. But also, it happened because my sewer pipe was clogged and a lot of my shit that was going into the septic came back in. So I don't know how old the shit I saw was or if it mixed with old shit.
i'm 16 years old, female, and as far as i know completely healthy, but for about the last week, every time i've been to the toilet i've found blood on the toilet paper, and if i look into the toilet there it toilet in the water, and it doesn't seem like it coming from the actual poo, theres quite a bit but not a big amount, and i've had a few small uncomfortable pains sometimes around my groin, but i don't know if that's unrelated as i've had it when i'm not on the toilet too. i don't want to tell my mother because it's embarassing to talk about it. how long should i wait, and find out if the bleeding carries on before i have to tell, or see a doctor, or is this just some random temporary thing that isn't anything serious? am i at a great risk? it's starting to worry me. thank you
I think I know the Colby's issue. I went the other day and there was a very dark small piece of shit stuck to the toilet. A few minutes later I saw a little red coming from it. I think I should get helper soon from a doctor since I don't think this is normal
i had blood on my poop last night,i didn't have it in the morning....i dnt knw what it means....please help me.
I'm a 16 year old male and for the past few months now there has been off and on incidents where there was bright red blood in my poo. It doesn't hurt that much, but it stings a little bit. There's no way I'm going to a doctor nor telling my parents, it's way too embarrassing. I know it's probably not serious because cancer in people my age is nearly non existent. What do I do?
If it gets more painful, man up and tell your parents. It's probably just some butt grapes (hemorrhoids), but it's good if you take care of yourself and prevent worse trouble.
Remember, you might be embarrassed, but your parents love you and would never want you to be in health trouble.
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I bet that the boy's problem is some hemmeroids. I hate how they have hurt me too. I think they are worst when I have been eaten a lot of dairy in my menus. hotdogs also makes it worst than even too much dairy.
hi im a girl, age 14. i suspect i have hemmeroids, cos i had constipation like 2 days ago n really strained alot, then got this soft skin like thing outside the anus there. today it bled when i wipe it after pooping. i dont wish to tell my parents or doc if possible cos im.. a cowardD: is there anyway to stop the bleeding?
oh i should have read this site 1 yr ago. i wish i listened to my mum. i sat on the stool, and read, and read, and read a book. so overall the poooping took about 20-30min. n voila i found the skin bobbing around today with the bleeding D: T_T
Hello, Cassy. First, if you are constipated, please be sure (1) to eat well: veggies, whole grains, things with fiber; (2) to exercise regularly, which helps keep your digestion moving; and (3) to go to the toilet when you feel the need. Don't make yourself wait; go promptly. Try not to strain hard while having a bowel movement; that can certainly cause hemorrhoids, and other disorders as well. You have to strain a little bit, of course; but not too hard.
Now about the blood and the soft skin thing on your anus: DO tell your parents and the doctor. They have an anus, just as you do; they know what problems can arise, just as you are now finding out; and the doctor is the one who can tell for sure what you have and what to do about it. Please don't wait.
I've had blood in my poop once.I changed dramatically and now I'm healed.
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for the past two days there has been ALOT of blood in my poop. Today it looked like I had my period out my butt. this happened a couple months ago but went away. i admit i dont drink enough water and probably dont eat enough fiber. im hoping its just a fissure but scared because i read alot of blood could be a sign of a tear in your GI tract which is fatal. obviously i should go to the doctor, and i plan to if it doesnt clear up in a few days with more h2o and fiber. has anyone else experienced this and what was your diagnosis??
Poopie pie, if you read any of the above posts, or any of the thousands of similar posts all over Poop Report about blood coming out of your backside, you'll see that they have one common answer: GO TO SEE A DOCTOR.
Blood coming from any orifice other than your vagina for a few days per month IS A SIGN OF SOMETHING WRONG. It could be piles or it could be something else. The important thing is not to waste time, get it looked at and get it looked at NOW, for your own peace of mind if nothing else. Although you should be eating more fibre and drinking more water anyway, you can still do this as a lifestyle change for the future rather than waiting for a change and continuing to bleed. Stop fucking about on the internet RIGHT NOW and get your bleeding arse to a medic. You'll have to do it eventually so now is as good a time as any.
Good luck, come back on here afterwards and let us know how it went. We wish you well, Poopie Pie.
Hi i am 21 years old i jus woke up 2day and had 2 poop i noticed drops of blod came out not painful the blod was red bright red also i have had hemroids in the past. but have gone away i am very scaired and want some info before i rush 2 the doctor please help me out and give me some advice!!!!!!!!!!
I went poop the other day and it was convered in blood. I mean it was dripping on the seat and down the bowl and i was convered and went through a roll of toilet paper wiping it up. I take it thats not good
I have this problem i get cramps be for i got the washroom then drop a big long on about 12 inches long and it hurts when you go i look and see no blood in it what's cause this problem.
the past few months when i poop and whipe there is a lil blood its bright not dark it doesnt hurt,i poop fine what could this be?
Everyone start having atleast 6 glasses of water everyday. And start including fibre in your diet like cabbage and green vegetables and it will be fine in 2 weeks. Also try and have fruits!!
yea i deffinately need help with this because wen i poop it hurts like crazy and theres blood and when i wipe theres blood to
but this doesnt happen all the time just some times
I am very frightened, when I live in a world where people are scared shitless that they're gonna die and ask for help on a shit related humor site rather than seek help from a physician.
Dear AC.....No need to be frightened, although this is a poop related humor site many people who post here were originally drawn to the site by conditions from which they themselves suffered. Also you must take into consideration that there are many people who fear going to a doctor more than they fear death itself.
You may have noticed that a bit of advice that is repeated over and over again in Poop Report is, "YOU NEED TO SEE A DOCTOR." Some good advise is offered to those who suffer from many maladies by those who have suffered the same thing.
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Hello Doc I have a Weird Problem I was sparring with my Friend Taekwondo and Capoeira yesterday and I got Hit in the Stomach:( later on that day after Sparring I went to restroom to poo And Blood Came out Like Water:( i was Scared:( what does this mean the Bleeding has Stopped a Little its not as much as Before:(
or could this be caused Maybe because i was Constipated for a While:)
My Stomach Feels Weird:(
i have blood the last couple times i pooped, but not EVERY time, this is the 3rd time. it's never painful... and i don't feel sick? i haven't told my mom, should i go to the doctor?
Yes. Tell your mother as she'll be just as worried about it as you and go to the doctor. Please.
If it's fresh red blood, it's likely that you just have 'roids. If it's dark blood, this could be a sign of bleeding further up in the colon. Either way, you should have a doctor examine you. Bleeding from any orifice other than the one that bleeds monthly is a sign that you need to be checked out.
Don't be scared. You are the most precious thing in your mother's life and nobody will give you better support or a more comforting hand to hold.
Bright red blood with pooping could also mean an anal fissure. Fissures happen when the poop is too dry and/or too large to pass and causes like a paper cut-like tear on the anus. like el scumbag says tell your mother so she can make an appointment with an md for you.
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Hi there, Im very concerned, Ive been recently been suffering from constipation, Im on dialysis and take lots of mediation so this is normal in kidney patients, I take Ex-Lax and they seem to the job but cant help to notice that there a brown kinda sticky mucus when i have bowel movement, No blood just this horrible mucus, Is this normal?? Please if any1 has any answers im all ears i would hate to think theres more wrong with me GRRR im only 23
Ive had blood in my poop and im scared... I really dont wanna go to the doctor and the blood is a little bright red on the toilet paper. I read the comments and now im going to start drinking more water
AC 5/16: A little blood on toilet paper may just be from a hard turd coming out; see if it goes away in a few days. If not, try some Balneol or similar stuff after your b.m. If it still doesn't go away, or gets words, go to the doctor whether you want to or not. He (or she) has seen it all before and won't embarrass you.
AC 5/9: I don't know what would make brown mucus, though the Ex-Lax might contribute to it. However--you can't keep taking Ex-Lax forever, so in my opinion you need to revisit your doctor to see how soon you can start to rely on your own system to move your bowels. If you take laxatives long enough, I believe you develop a dependence on them and can't have natural bowel movements. Bad.
Well yesterday and today I saw some blood when I wiped my butthole and I ask my friend she's a Doc. and say that could be hemorrhoid, last weekend I drank like a fish and she said that maybe that was the caused of the problem, so she recommended me to drink a lot of water and eat fruit and tonight I'm feeling better because my ASS doesn't hurt when I have to shit.
I was litterly peeing blood from my anal hole both times I've gone to the restroom today. i finished my period four days ago. what do you think about this?
im 12 years old and im pooping blood for like a week now. and it hurts sometimes. what could it be?? im very scared
Both Anonymouses: Pooping blood in large amounts is not normal. First, period blood doesn't exit through the anus; peeing blood from the anus means something is wrong. 12-year-old: It's possible you are starting to have periods, but in that case you wouldn't be "pooping" blood. Please, both of you, see your doctor quickly. We like giving our little bits of wisdom on this site, but most of us are not physicians, and even a real physician would have to see you to tell what is wrong. Go to the doctor!
for 2 days i have been pooping blood the blood comes after a poop and some times covering the outer part of my poop.and when i wipe thare is a lot of blod on the paper!what the hell is this and what the hell to do?!
hey,i am 14,about a year ago i took a crap and every time thare was blood on then tissue...just a lil bit dho...the about six months ago...i took a another crap...and the tissue shad alot of blood!! lots of BLOOD!! thare was no cloths,no pain...then after that i took another crap and nothing, no blood, then six months passed and just yesterday i poop and a saw about half of the amount of blood that i had six months ago in the water...and the tissue was full of blood!!i thaught it would just dissapear agan like that other time but just 2day i look at the tolet when my poop was coming out and when it came out... nothing no blood...i thaught i was safe and another poop was coming out like the smaller poop broke of from the bigger one i just let go and when the smaller one drooped it drooped with a pich of blood behind it. the pich looked like a cloth...and after that a about 3 drops of blood came following!! what should i do??!!! help!!!!!!!
six months!!.....Are you sure you are fourteen?, I have seen six year olds who could write better than you. Your comment was incomprensible, you need to go back to school and study hard and maybe you can learn to express yourself well enough to explain your plight to us before you bleed to death.
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six months, do you have a mother? If you do you have to tell her and ask to see the pediatrician. That is what you should do.
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Okay, I've been reading these posts...mainly for entertainment purposes but I have noticed an ooing trend. Stupidity! Here's the deal, if your expelling blood for more than two days when you poop you really need to see a doctor. Embarrassing yes, but necessary. Most of the time you'll probably have a hemmeroid or a fissure or even just a tear which can be relatively harmless...but there is a chance it could be much more serious and possibly fatal. I am a 24 year old woman who had the same damn issues as yall, and i went to the doctor to find out I have Crohn's disease. It is serious, noncurable, but with proper medications, in my case due to the severity a round of chemo...it can be put into remission. It has the potential to lead to other issues as well which can be fatal. Had i not gone to the doctor, I wouldn't have found out and I would be worse off than I am now. Embarassing yes...but a necessity. The exam is painless...they may do a rectal exam, but most likely you poop in a cup and they test it for blood...they run other tests as well to make sure its not being caused by a bacteria and you may get a CT. In my case i got a colonoscopy...but i didn't feel a damn thing because they put my ass out for it. no pun intended. Look its beter to be safe than sorry.
Thank you, Princess, for re-iterating what many of us old timers have been saying for years. Going to the doctor is EMBARASSING!!! Er...wait...no...I mean...Go to the doctor, you morons, we aren't, and have no answers for ya!! Yeah, thats better.
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Committee Charge and Membership
Position Table
Position Request Form
Executive Committee
February 27, 2012
428 Library
Present: Paula Kaufman, chair; David Ward, vice-chair; Beth Woodard, Secretary; Paula Carns, JoAnn Jacoby, Mary Laskowski, Chris Prom, Lynne Rudasill, Sarah Shreeves; Visitors – Jim Hahn, Beth Sandore, Mary Schlembach, Tom Teper, Steve Witt
1. 1:30-2-AULs
a. Draft eResearch Strategic Agenda and the roles in which the Library ought to be engaged, within the Library, on campus and beyond – Beth
Beth brought a charge to EC. This committee will be a Task Force (TF). EC talked about where e-research fits in our current structure. The TF needs to look at the issues centrally and in edge areas. eResearch has been defined to include humanities and those working with both electronic documents and paper documents. The TF will look at what's currently being done and what needs to be done. EC approved the charge and membership. The report will be due to EC by December 31, 2012.
b. Structure and process of the search for a Dean of Libraries – Tom
David will arrange a meeting for EC and the AULs with Barb Wilson, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, to discuss the process for the search.
2. 2-2:15 – Mary Schlembach, Chair, IT Production Services Search (AP)
EC looked at a draft job posting and gave Mary input. Mary will make updates and send another copy to EC.
3. 2:15-2:30 – Steve Witt – Chair, Visiting South Slavic Specialist Search (AP)
EC asked questions about the draft job posting and made recommendations.
4. 2:30-3 – Jim Hahn – Diverse Candidate Recruitment
Jim made recommendations to EC for diversity recruitment. Paula K. reminded everyone that the Library does not hire employees who do not have permanent residency due to the guidelines and the amount of work involved in processing the documents. To have a diverse faculty and staff, a search must be done. People cannot be appointed to positions, even though they may have been working in the position or one similar.
The Diversity Posting List must be more robust. We need to work on finding more places to advertise for diversity. It was suggested that there may be a faculty member that would be interested in working on finding areas where we could recruit a more diverse pool of applicants.
Paula K. suggested that this be added to the agenda of the next faculty meeting, to get input and concerns from the Faculty.
5. Approve minutes from February 6
There was a discrepancy in the final minutes, so they will be brought back to the next meeting for approval.
6. Question Time
Paula K. reminded everyone that the Library does not hire employees who do not have permanent residency due to the amount of work involved in processing the documents and the possible short nature of their employment.
EC will post a revised position request form for the next round.
Mary will send out a draft of the Title Change Request Form to EC to approve before it goes out to the Faculty.
David announced that a session for the Strategic plan initiative kick-off has been scheduled for February 29 at 3:30pm in 66 Library. This will give faculty and staff a chance to ask questions and to volunteer to take up specific efforts.
The BIS implementation team report needs to be added to the next agenda.
Beth W. will update the search committee table.
A request for a replacement
Advancement requested that Martin O'Donnell's position be replaced. This position is hired through Campus Advancement.
8. Hiring Plan - Vet Med/Biology position
Deferred to another meeting.
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10. Divisional Structure Task Force Report
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2/9/12 – Approved search committee for Director, IT Production services
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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Delivering ComfortFinding comfort in life is one of our basic needs as humans. Everyone finds it in different ways: for some it's returning to a place laden with memories, for others it's simply holding a special memento. But for all of us, we seek comfort on a daily basis everytime we sit down for a meal. In the restaurant business there is strong theme that revolves around providing comfort and nourishment to people through food and good service. Restaurateurs, chefs, waiters and waitresses, everyone comes together to do what they do best: to cook and to serve. At Mission Restaurant Supply we cherish this tradition of cooking, of nourishing the bodies and fueling the minds of people everywhere. Whether in your home or in your business, there is a commonality amongst all cooks, professional chefs and foodies out there that cooking is a gift, and we think sharing that gift with people is a beautiful thing. We are especially grateful to be in the business that we are in and to be able to help restaurants and companies around the nation in their efforts to bring people together around a table. This holiday and new year season, we hope you've been given the gift of comfort and perhaps you've shared it with others too. Many thanks to all of our wonderful customers, friends, loyal patrons (and readers of this blog!) for a wonderful 2012 and cheers to a happy, healthy and prosperous road ahead.
Savoring The Smoker OvenWhat better aroma and taste to trigger your appetite than a delicious, smoked steak, fish or cheese? "Smoking" food has been a time-honored concept, but as years have passed, technology has advanced to make the process more efficient, and the end result more delicious. That's where Alto-Shaam Smoker Ovens come into play.
This highly respected foodservice manufacturer creates a state-of-the-art line of Smoker Ovens that are designed to add a variety of tastes and flavors to your menu items at a fraction of the cost of buying pre-smoked food. The concept of smoking food is beloved not only for the way it tastes but for its healthier nutritional benefits since inherently it doesn't add sodium, fat, or sugar to the food. By using real wood in the form of wood chips, you add real, natural flavor to your food, not just the aromas from your spice cabinet. This lack of artificial smoke and the lack of pressure cooking keep the Alto-Shaam Smokers coming out on top with every use. Like other Alto-Shaam equipment, the Smokers are an economical investment, giving off very little external heat which keeps your kitchen (and staff) cool. They also use less than $1 of electricity with every load of food!! If you aren't convinced yet, keep reading for a few other benefits that make Alto-Shaam Smoker Ovens the only way to go for premium smoking equipment:
1. Ease of Use
Each of Alto-Shaam's Smoker Ovens is equipped with a smoker box that's positioned conveniently inside the oven cavity. Simply fill the box with the wood chips you choose (mesquite, cherry, apple, hickory, maple, and the list goes on) and set the smoke intensity control to the level you need. Each Alto-Shaam Smoker is equipped with a smoke timer that allows you, the operator, to set the intensity from mild to medium to heavy smoke flavor, so you get just the right amount of smoked goodness. 2. It Cold Smokes Too!
Alto-Shaam's Smoker Ovens also have the ability to cold smoke cheese, fish and other foods you'd least expect, without using any heat. This opens up the boundaries and allows you to do more than you would be able to do with competitors' smoker ovens currently on the market. 3. Various Sizes/Configurations
Every foodservice kitchen has its own needs and capacity requirements, that's why Alto-Shaam has both single compartment and double compartment stacked ovens for you to pick from. Furthermore, you can choose from a number of exteriors, from heavy-duty stainless steel to black or burgundy panels to fit the aesthetic and demands of your business. 4. "Cooking & Holding" In Only The Best
Let's not forget that Alto-Shaam is renowned for their iconic low temperature Cook & Hold oven technology, and all Alto-Shaam Smokers are conveniently powered by this system. With the ecosmart® Halo Heat® system, you get the unmatched tenderness, minimal electricity consumption, less shrink (and more profit) that you'd get from a Cook & Hold Oven by the brand, but you also get the unique smoker properties mentioned in this post that give you and your business more menu opportunity. You know what that means? With this one investment you can cook, roast, reheat, smoke and hold everything from tomato sauce to sausage, fish and artisan cheeses. Click here to read more about Alto-Shaam's Cook & Hold Oven Technology. 5. Uncompromised Operator Control
Whether you need a basic "Simple Control" or a more robust "Deluxe Control," the Alto-Shaam Smoker Ovens are built with operator control boards to meet your needs. The units equipped with "Simple Controls" provide an easy, straightforward way for you to operate the equipment thanks to a simple-to-read digital display, arrow controls and more. The "Deluxe Control" system is also easy-to-use, but it's equipped with more features like a built-in 8 recipe memory program and an internal temperature probe that allow you to do that much more with your investment.
Should you have any questions about these Alto-Shaam Smoker Ovens or if you need help finding the right unit for your business, give us a call at 800-319-0690 or send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com and we will assist you!
Installing Your Ice Machine
One of the most important things you can do after you've bought a commercial ice machine is to make sure it is properly installed. Installation can directly effect the performance of your unit, so it's critical that your salesman and whoever is installing it takes time to go over routine site inspection check points with you. Doing this ensures that your set-up has everything needed for optimal performance, including adequate utilities.
Now generally speaking, there are 4 core components that are absolutely necessary for your ice machine's install: Power, Water, Space and Drainage. Here you will find details on each that will help you in the process:
Before you power up your ice machine, you'll need to know what kind of voltage and amperage requirements the unit has. The electrical specs vary from machine to machine, so for some smaller units, a simple wall-plug connection may be sufficient while other times a separate disconnect will be needed. If the latter is the case, a visit from an electrician is advised so that the circuit breaker and wiring is administered properly. Remember that commercial ice machines require their own dedicated circuit so be sure to take note of what your unit needs before proceeding.
Commercial ice machines need access to a water connection with adequate water flow to ensure it stays in operation. It is highly recommended to purchase a water filtration system along with your machine as doing so will improve the quality of your beverages, the taste of your ice, and the longevity of your unit. Without an inline water filter, the build-up of scale, sediment, lime and minerals from the water will corrode the interior of the machine, diminishing the life span of the unit while degrading the quality of the ice. Remember that ICE IS FOOD and dirty ice has the potential to sicken your patrons or yourself.
Whenever installing a new ice machine, clearance is incredibly important to the placement of the unit. Ice makers work hard throughout the day (and often through the night) to keep up with your establishment's ice demand, and naturally, they can get overheated easily if they aren't given room to "breathe" during peak hours of operation. The ice machine has to ventilate and have enough clearance to cool off and circulate air, particularly in climates where the ambient temperature is high for a large portion of the year. Make sure that you know the dimensions and specifications of both the machine and the designated place for it in your home or business to ensure that it will fit beneath any counters or in between any walls with adequate room to spare. Space also plays a large role when thinking about maintenance and serviceability down the line. Having easy access to all sides of the unit will help speed up the repair process. {For self-contained air cooled ice machines, it's generally advisable to have 6'' of clearance at the rear, the top and on the sides.}
Another important feature when thinking about install is Drainage. With every ice production cycle, there is excess water that needs to be purged out as well as melted ice/water that needs to be drained from the bin. The ice maker (and the storage bin) will either need a floor drain and/or a drain pump for the water that was not frozen into ice during the freeze cycle. (This water, which is often called the purge water, didn't freeze onto the evaporator plate because it contained impurities and minerals that kept it from freezing more quickly than the clean, pure water. Purging this "impure" water out is critical to the ice making process and keeps those impurities from settling into your ice machine.) Furthermore, self-contained ice makers and modular ice makers with an attached ice bin, have to rid their bins of ice that's melted and has been sitting in the system for a period of time. For restaurants and other institutions that have time to plan, integrating a floor drain into the facility is a good option, while those that don't have the floor drain will need a designated drain pump to rid the unit of excess water. Ask our team of sales representatives about drain pumps and accessories when buying an ice maker from our site- you can reach us at 800-319-0690! Even if it's not online, we'd be happy to help you find what you need from a local parts dealer!
A Buying Guide: Finding the Right Commercial Slicer For YouBuying a commercial food slicer is an investment that requires a good understanding of your specific needs. There are many factors that go into finding the right slicer, and with this guide, we'll walk you through what those are so you can find the best unit for your business. 1. What Are You Slicing? The first and most obvious question to ask yourself would be What Are You Slicing? Commercial food slicers are divided into various tiers depending on what (and how much) you slice. It's very important to understand how much you think you'll be using the machine as over-exerting it can cause it to burn out prematurely. a.) Light Duty/Standard/Economy Slicers- Designed to slice deli meat but frequency of use is kept to a minimum. (Note that it's not recommended to slice cheese on a light duty/economy model.) (Less than 2 hours of slicing recommended per day) b.) Medium Duty Slicers- Designed to slice meats (and cheeses on occasion) but only for a couple of hours out of the day. (Between 2-4 hours of slicing) c.) Heavy Duty Slicers- Whether it's frozen food product, blocks of hard cheese or large portions of meat, heavy duty slicers can handle it all and can perform for hours on end. (Over 4 hours of slicing) 2. Size and Power The next distinguishing factor to make a decision on is the size and horsepower of your slicer. Obviously, the higher the horsepower the more you can expect to get out of your slicer. When taking size into consideration, you'll first need to know the size of the carriage (how big is the product being sliced? Will it fit inside the carriage?) Also, how big is the blade? Generally speaking, the light duty/standard slicers have a smaller blade (9-10 inches) and lesser horsepower while the medium duty and heavy duty slicers have larger blades (approximately 12 to 14 inches) and greater horsepower. 3. Price At the end of the day, price is a huge factor in the purchasing process, that's why we strive to offer a product selection that will fit every price point. For a price-conscious, commercial-grade slicer you can trust we highly recommend the 10'' and 12'' semi-automatic models by Jaxpro Foodservice Products. With ETL and NSF listings, these foodsafe, belt-driven slicers deliver the best, precision-based slicing performance at a low cost and reliable efficiency. Slicers by Globe, Hobart and Univex to name a few are available at a considerably higher price point but they are equipped with different features and benefits, like removable carriages for easy cleaning and maintenance, that may or may not make it worth the extra dollars, depending on your unique needs. 4. Automatic vs. Manual At Mission Restaurant Supply you'll find a large diversity of electric slicers, from manual to automatic and semi-automatic. Deciding which type you'll need is a question of how much you're slicing daily. Automatic Slicers are a great investment for the larger operation, like big grocery stores, that need a machine that will slice bulk product on a continual basis. The operator can program the unit to the desired slicing thickness and the desired number of slices, and it will perform without an operator needed. Doing this not only increases efficiency and productivity but it saves you time and labor. Note that most automatic slicers also have the option to be operated manually. On the other hand, a semi-automatic slicer has all the functionality that an automatic does except for that it can't be pre-programmed to produce a definitive number of slices. In other words, it will continue to move the carriage back and forth across the the slicing blade until the unit is turned off. Lastly, the manual slicers require an operator to manually move the carriage back and forth over the slicing blade and these models are a great investment for restaurants, delis and other foodservice venues that simply want a reliable unit that can be used throughout the day for small batches. 5. Manufacturer Brand Recognition plays a significant role in the purchasing process for many restaurateurs, that's why our shelves are stocked with commercial slicers by brands you can trust, like Globe, Univex and Berkel to name a few. Making a smart investment starts with having confidence in a product and knowing the history and details behind a brand. We encourage you to call us at 800-319-0690 should you have any questions on a product or manufacturer and allow us to help you make the best decision.
The Pros Of Ceramic Knives
In the world of cutlery, there's been a quiet yet undeniable growth in the popularity of Ceramic Knives. By now, chances are you've heard of their unique properties and perhaps how they've helped fellow chefs and kitchen enthusiasts in their day-to-day routine.
For many people, the higher price point is a deterring factor in the purchasing process. However, in our experience, these knives have a way of selling themselves when people understand the kinds of opportunities that can be bettered in your kitchen by going ceramic.
A good education can go a long way when buying, selling and even using a product, so here are a few educational tools for understanding the benefits of Ceramic Cutlery!
- Sharpness: We've all been there. You go to cut something and your knife is dull as a door stop. Resharpening is a pain but it's an absolute necessity for keeping your knives in tip-top shape. This is the first and foremost feature that sets a metal knife apart from its ceramic counterpart. Ceramic knives are in composition an entirely different tool, with a hard ceramic blade made by fire sintering pressed powder. The result is a lightweight yet highly effective tool that can slice, peel, cut and more with absolute precision. Our ceramic knives online are made by the Jaccard Corporation and they will hold their edge up to 10 years, a huge upgrade from traditional steel knives that need constant resharpening for the best results! In the event that your knife does need resharpening down the line, Jaccard makes it super easy for you. Simply send your knife to the factory and they will sharpen it for you, on the house! One misconception of ceramic knives, given their long-lasting sharp edge and strength, is that they can cut through any number of hard objects, from frozen foods to bones and tough meat. Ceramic knives are lightweight in nature as they've been sharpened down to a point of thinness that is aimed for softer, more delicate food items, like cheeses and fruit. The non-stick blade ensures that each slice falls away from the knife and the perforated knife cover protects the blade from chipping or breaking over time. {Keep in mind that Ceramic Knives are more brittle than metal knives and therefore can break or chip if dropped. Jaccard's rounded blade tips help prevent the tip from chipping over time.}
- Composition: One of the biggest pros to buying a ceramic knife comes from its composition. The pure ceramic blade is nonreactive, meaning that fruits and delicate vegetables won't brown after being sliced by the knife. (Say goodbye to instantly-browned apples and avocados!) Ceramic blades also eliminate the metallic odor and taste associated with steel blades. Furthermore, since ceramic knives are rid of metal, you'll never have to worry about rusting.
- Easy Clean-ability: Ceramic Knives are very easy to care for, needing only a quick rinse under warm water to keep them clean. This is because, unlike metal bladed knives, ceramic blades are dense and have minimal pores in their make up, keeping unwanted juices, dirt and more from getting deeper into the knife.
- Comfort: Jaccard's ceramic knives are super lightweight keeping your staff fatigue-free throughout long hours of food preparation. Furthermore, these knives are outfitted with ergonomic handles so that you get the best maneuverability and slicing performance with every use.Discover a new level of slicing with a Ceramic Knife by Jaccard and browse through our growing selection of chefs knives, santoku knives and utility knives so you can stock your kitchen with the best! Keep in mind that ceramic knives are not an all-purpose alternative to your standard, trusty chef's knife, but they do create a great opportunity for better slicing of a versatile array of more delicate foods. We hope you enjoy!
A Pressing MatterWhat is it about a hot cup of french press coffee? It's bold and delicious, super simple to make, and does just the trick when you need a morning, mid afternoon or late evening pick me up. At MissionRS.com, there are a number of french press coffee makers by Bodum that will deliver perfect results. Simply remove the lid, add coffee grounds (approximately 1-2 tablespoon scoops per cup of water), fill with hot water and plunge! For best results, pour just enough water to cover the grounds and wait 30-45 seconds. Stir and add more hot water, waiting 3-4 minutes to allow the oils from the coffee to permeate the water. Then put the lid on and plunge slowly. It's also recommended not to leave the coffee in the carafe for a long period of time as the coffee will grow stronger and more bitter when left exposed to the grounds. We also advise that you buy coffee grounds that are more coarse as they'll be easier to steep and press with the best results. The colorful Bodum Coffee Presses at Mission Restaurant Supply start at just $19.99 and truly offer a more bold flavor and satisfying taste that coffee drinkers will love. Plus, you can say goodbye to coffee filters since these presses only need the (included) mesh-lined plunger to get a great tasting cup of jo. What's not to love? These French Presses make a great gift for the coffee aficionado in your life and they are the perfect complement to your home kitchen. Try one out today and let us know what you think!
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Britain and China warn that countries must not let the global financial crisis delay action to tackle climate change.
The Rudd government maintains that the current financial turmoil won't stop its plans for an emissions trading scheme (ETS).
On Thursday, it released Treasury modelling showing it would have only minimal impact on economic growth.
In a policy paper released Wednesday, Beijing confirmed fighting climate change remained a top priority but this would be difficult because of its dependence on coal.
Chinese ambassador Zhang Junsai says co-operation between Australia and China on clean coal technology is crucial.
"Australia is the biggest coal producer of coal exports and China is the biggest coal ... consumer," he told an Australian Strategic Policy Institute luncheon.
"We need to develop this kind of clean coal technology to reduce emissions."
A Chinese government minister will be visiting Australia next week for another round of ministerial level talks on climate change.
Mr Zhang said all countries needed to be ready to work to combat climate change.
"I hope the importance of dealing with this climate change will not be overshadowed by the global financial crisis," he said.
British High Commissioner Helen Liddell echoed the view that action on climate change shouldn't be sacrificed because countries were having economic difficulties.
"The present financial turmoil will pass," she told ABC Radio.
"We have been through this before. Perhaps in not such a dramatic way but we have been through it before.
"(But) the issues of climate change are with us for centuries into the future and really the prize will lie with those who take leadership."
Ms Liddell said there were opportunities for those industries willing to seize the initiative.
"We can either see this as an opportunity to stick our heads in the sand and hope that the turmoil goes away, that climate change goes away, or we can say here is the chance for a new industrial revolution," she said.
"Here is a chance to regenerate our economies in a more carbon neutral way and the companies that seize the opportunity have great benefits to them."


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COACH DON MEYER - Hall of fame college basketball coach Don Meyer is in Sheridan speaking to groups this week, he started last night at Sheridan college speaking to students today he will be speaking to members of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce at the Sheridan Holiday Inn and hold a coaches roundtable discussion this evening.
BRONC FOOTBALL - The Broncs got a hard fought 20-10 victory at Kelly Walsh high school Friday night to keep them in the chase for the 3rd playoff seed Head coach
Don Julian.
The Broncs "Big Played" the Trojans three times Kevin Bakkehaug hit Casey Carlton on a 34 yard pass play for the first score, Nate Kane had a 62 yard touchdown run and Daniel Sessions had a 44 yard run for a score in the second half.
This weekend was busy and productive for Buffalo and Kaycee high school athletes.
The Bison football team traveled to Torrington Friday night and came home with a 42-23 win over the Trailblazers. They are now at 3-4 on the season with their last game looming large Friday at home against Rawlins. If the Bison win, they are in the playoffs and if they lose it could become complicated.
Kaycee' Buckaroos football team beat Tensleep on Saturday 63-53 and clinches a playoff spot in the process. Next up is a game at Midwest on Saturday.
BRONC FOOTBALL - The Broncs are 6-2 as they beat Casper Kelly Walsh Friday night, they led 13-3 at halftime then stretched that lead to 20-3 before holding off Kelly in the 4th quarter.
The Broncs close out the regular season next week at home against Cheyenne East.
BH / TR FOOTBALL - The Big Horn Rams jumped out to a 42-0 halftime lead and beat Tongue River 49-8. The Rams close out the regular season hosting Newcastle next Friday in a battle of 7-0 teams, the Eagles will close out their season on the road at Wheatland next week.
Big Horn 49, Tongue River 8
Sheridan 20, Casper Kelly Walsh 10
Buffalo 42, Torrington 23
Burlington 44, Rocky Mountain 26
Campbell County 70, Cheyenne South 14
Casper Natrona 56, Laramie 0
Cheyenne Central 28, Rock Springs 14
Cheyenne East 10, Evanston 2
Cokeville 47, Wind River 7
Glenrock 47, Burns 14
Greybull 40, Big Piney 14
Hanna-Elk Mountain 92, Farson-Eden 54
Jackson Hole 49, Worland 33
Lander 38, Rawlins 0
Lingle-Fort Laramie 54, Pine Bluffs 6
Little Snake River 40, Midwest 39
Lovell 47, Kemmerer 0
Lusk 55, Normative Services 0
The mountains are getting white so ski and snowshoe season can't be far away!
There has been a lot of work on the trails this summer but there is still some more to do if the weather and time allows.
On the last work day, we had a very ambitious crew that moved a lot of large rocks and dirt on the rocky area above the lake on the Dead Horse Trail. We also re-built one log bridge the same day.
Big Horn at Tongue River 1:00 on 14-10 KWYO and 87.7 FM
Broncs at Kelly Walsh 7:00 on 14-10 KWYO and 87.7 FM
Wyoming vs Air Force 5:00 on 14-10 KWYO and 87.7 FM
Denver Broncos at San Diego 6:30 on 87.7 FM
BH / TR VOLLEYBALL - In volleyball action last night in Big Horn the Tongue River Lady Eagles swept their match with the Lady Rams in three games.
SC VOLLEYBALL - The Sheridan college Lady Generals fell at home last night against Central Wyoming 3-0. Head coach Jennifer Weitzel says the Lady Generals hit a snag in the first game and never recovered.
Tonight they host Western Wyoming and Weitzel says they are much like the Central squad they faced last
night. That match is scheduled to start at 7:00.
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51 members of Congress have asked the NIH to use March-In rights to rein in high drug pricesSubmitted by James Love on 11. January 2016 - 11:51
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January 11, 2016
Leslie Tisdale, (202) 225-4865
Over 50 Members of Congress to Obama Administration:
Help End Drug Price Gouging Now
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KEI's December 19, 2015 submission to the US ITC regarding the TPPSubmitted by James Love on 30. December 2015 - 7:53
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The UK's rebates on drug sales, and introducing the budget constraint into pricing modelsSubmitted by James Love on 22. December 2015 - 12:05
Under the UK's Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme (PPRS), drug companies will make rebates of about £550 million in 2016, according to this story.
SAVE THE DATE - 16 December 2015 - KEI breakout session on A WTO Agreement on the Supply of Social GoodsSubmitted by thiru on 15. December 2015 - 6:45
On Wednesday, 16 December 2015, at the Fourth Global Congress on Intellectual Property and the Public Interest (National Law University, Delhi, India), Knowledge Ecology International (KEI) will convene a breakout session (led by Jamie Love, Director, KEI) on a WTO Agreement on the Supply of Social Goods.
SCCR 31 Chair's ConclusionSubmitted by Manon Ress on 11. December 2015 - 11:46
Chair's Conclusions
MICHELE WOODS: Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights, 31st session, Geneva, December 7 to 11, 2015. Summary by the Chair.
Agenda item 1. Opening of the session. The 31st session of the Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights SCCR or Committee was opened by Mr. Francis Gurry, Director General who welcomed the participants and opened agenda item 2.
Ms. Michele Woods, WIPO, acted as secretary.
SCCR 31 Chair's proposal for future work and conclusionsSubmitted by Manon Ress on 11. December 2015 - 10:34
The Chair proposed an intersessional on broadcasting and regional meetings regarding Libraries and Archives. This was supported by Asia, Grulac and Africa (but Africa wanted to include education and research institution) and rejected by Group B. The decision will be made at the next SCCR, SCCR 32 possibly May 9-13 2016.
SCCR 31: KEI Statement on Droit de Suite/Resale RightsSubmitted by Manon Ress on 11. December 2015 - 9:41
Day 5 of SCCR 31, December 11, 2015
We welcome the proposal tabled by Senegal and the Congo to include the droit de suite, the artist resale right, in this Committee's agenda for future work.
I would like to refer to the Directive mentioned by the Commission, Directive 2001/84/EC which came into force on 1 January 2006:
SCCR 31 KEI Statement on the GRULAC Proposal for Analysis of Copyright Related to the Digital EnvironmentSubmitted by Manon Ress on 11. December 2015 - 9:16
SCCR 31 Day 5, December 11, 2015
SCCR 31 KEI Statements on Legal Deposit and on LendingSubmitted by Manon Ress on 11. December 2015 - 2:28
Topic 3 is Legal Deposit.
KEI 's question is the following: should these designated deposit systems --national archives or libraries-- be mandated or encouraged as I believe it is described in the US principles)?
We're not even sure this is a copyright issue and to what extent this is essential for libraries.
However, as the IFLA Statement underlined, Legal deposit was the original limitation on copyright, embedded in the Statute of Anne and we believe it could be discussed in the form of a model law intended to ensure the preservation of works at a national level.
SCCR 31: Statement of SAA Representative re Reproduction and Safeguarding CopiesSubmitted by Manon Ress on 10. December 2015 - 10:23
Statement of SAA Representative to WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights 31 December 2015 by
William J. Maher (w-maher at illinois.edu)
TOPIC TWO: Reproduction and Safeguarding Copies
SAVE THE DATE - 16 December 2015 - KEI workshop on a WTO Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and the copyright 3-step testSubmitted by thiru on 10. December 2015 - 9:30
On Wednesday, 16 December 2015, at the Fourth Global Congress on Intellectual Property and the Public Interest (National Law University, Delhi, India), Knowledge Ecology International (KEI) will convene a workshop entitled a "WTO Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and the Three-Step Test for Copyright and Related Rights."
SCCR 31: IFLA Statement on Right of Reproduction and Safeguarding Copies fro Libraries and ArchivesSubmitted by Manon Ress on 10. December 2015 - 8:25
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Advances in battery chemistry have allowed medical systems to cast off the shackles of power cords and become portable. Consequently, this mobile movement is also freeing patients from the tethers of bulky consoles as well as enabling the development of innovative portable medical systems for field use and point-of-care diagnostics. But with this newfound freedom comes new concerns about battery reliability and safety for life-critical applications. In response, custom battery pack manufacturers are leading the charge to optimize power solutions through the design of more-intelligent battery packs that incorporate enhanced safety features and battery-management electronics.
A Matter of Chemistry
Mirroring a ubiquitous trend in the consumer electronics industry, the medical device industry is laboring to produce smaller, lighter-weight designs while maintaining—or even improving—product performance. And while other factors have played a role in product miniaturization, the driving force behind increasingly portable systems in both industries has been advancements in rechargeable lithium-ion (Li-ion) cell chemistries.
"A lot of medical OEMs have always had backup power in their systems, so something like a patient monitor or infusion pump has historically had a lead-acid backup battery," explains Robin Tichy, marketing manager at battery pack manufacturer Micro Power Electronics (Beaverton, OR). "Because the patient is becoming more mobile in the hospital setting, the backup batteries are no longer being used just as backup power but as rechargeable power. You see a shift from a sealed lead-acid backup battery to a primary lithium-ion battery for increased portability. It's a shift not just from tethered to untethered [systems], but from older battery technology to newer technology." Tichy adds that almost 100% of Micro Power's new battery pack designs are based on lithium-ion chemistries.
|Battery packs from House of Batteries can feature intelligent electronics for safe, reliable portable medical systems.
Chief among Li-ion's advantages is that it offers higher energy density for its size and weight than older rechargeable chemistries, such as nickel-metal hydride and nickel cadmium. A higher energy density translates into a longer run time, which is, of course, a desirable characteristic for portable medical applications. Providing a volumetric energy density of almost 500 Wh/L and a gravimetric energy density of 200 Wh/kg, Li-ion essentially packs more power into a smaller form factor.
"More products are emerging that couldn't have been developed before due to the increase in energy and decrease in size from the newer rechargeable chemistries," notes Mel Weis, vice president of custom medical battery pack provider House of Batteries (Fountain Valley, CA).
Although high energy density is the primary benefit of Li-ion battery cells, it's not the only one. Li-ion cells operate at a higher voltage than other chemistries, which enables designers to replace older nickel-based batteries with smaller Li-ion batteries. "Nickel-metal hydride and nickel cadmium usually run at about the same voltage as an alkaline battery: 1.2 to 1.5 V, requiring more cells to achieve a similar pack voltage," says George Cintra, director of engineering and technology at custom battery power and wireless sensing technology specialist Electrochem Solutions Inc. (Clarence, NY). "Li-ion, on average, runs at about 3.7 V. That makes it a lot more attractive; it will run more efficiently and adds to the run time." Li-ion batteries also boast a cycle life of about 500 cycles, no memory effect, and lower self-discharge than nickel-based chemistries.
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Despite their significant contribution to product miniaturization, however, Li-ion batteries have been the subject of some scrutiny and criticism in the past several years. Spontaneously combusting laptops in 2006, for example, were attributed to short circuits caused by metal flakes in Sony's lithium-ion cells that were generated during the manufacturing process. As a result, these headline-grabbing incidents sparked widespread recalls and debate as to the safety of lithium-ion batteries. In the wake of these dangerous incidents, however, Li-ion cell and battery pack manufacturers alike have taken additional safety precautions and improved protection circuitry to prevent such events.
|A range of rechargeable chemistries offered by Electrochem, including lithium-ion and nickel-metal hydride, are suited for use in portable medical applications. However, lithium-ion cells provide a higher energy density in a smaller footprint.
Ensuring safety in a lithium-ion battery pack requires a multipronged approach involving protection measures designed into the cell, battery pack, and charging system, according to Cintra. Cells, for example, may include such safety features as a pressure- and temperature-activated current interruption method, overcurrent protection, and a thermal-shutdown separator. "Cell manufacturers [incorporate] materials such as shutdown separators that will melt when a cell reaches a certain temperature, essentially shutting down the reaction," Cintra explains. "They also have a temperature cutoff device inside the cell called a PTC. So, if the cell reaches a certain temperature, that device will break the circuit."
For further hazard protection, prismatic cells may be designed with pressure vents scored into the side of the case, Cintra notes. These safety vents, he says, help to prevent a buildup of pressure and resulting catastrophic event.
As for the battery packs, electronic safety circuitry is required to protect the Li-ion cells from excessive charge or discharge current and voltage. However, some Li-ion battery pack manufacturers go above and beyond basic requirements in order to ensure the utmost safety. "We have multiple levels of safety in the pack," Weis says. "We can protect against every external fault, whether that's in the charging system or the product application itself. We incorporate that with every Li-ion rechargeable battery pack we design." A battery pack may also include additional overcurrent or high-temperature fuses or current-interrupter components.
Battery pack design and layout are also critical safety considerations, however. Engineers need to be cognizant of the pressure vents, for instance, to avoid blocking them and thus negating their intended function. Likewise, heat-generating components in the battery-management circuit must be situated away from the Li-ion cells.
The last piece of the safety puzzle, according to Cintra, is protection at the charger level. "So-called smart chargers will monitor the temperature while charging and the amount of current that's delivered as well," he says. "When you look at safety, it's truly a systems approach."
Gauging Capacity
In life-support or life-critical medical systems, it is imperative that a battery does not unexpectedly fail. "A battery is actually a consumable part, so it will have an expected finite lifetime. The cycle life of a Li-ion battery is defined in the industry as when the battery reaches 80% of its original capacity," Tichy of Micro Power explains.
To avoid unexpected battery failure, ensure user confidence in product lifetime, and prevent the waste of functional batteries by overly cautious users, battery packs can be designed with intelligent battery-management electronics that support increased reliability. Also referred to as a gas gauge or state-of-charge indicator, a fuel gauge, for example, is a chip that can be integrated into the battery pack that calculates and communicates to the end-user how much capacity remains. Information such as the remaining number of cycles and run time, as well as how much charge time is left and the age of the battery, can be provided from the battery pack to the host device, according to Weis.
"A lot of medical products like infusion pumps or ventilators that are used in life-support applications have very specific requirements around gas-gauge accuracy from a countdown of say 30 minutes until you have a dead battery. So, they can give off warnings to the user," Tichy adds.
And while fuel gauges offer valuable data, their accuracy, until recently, was considered questionable. Initially, fuel gauges calculated a battery's capacity through voltage measurement; however, this method was deemed somewhat inaccurate because of the flat discharge-voltage profiles associated with nickel-based chemistries. The subsequent emergence of coulomb counting, Tichy states, proved more accurate than voltage measurements but required calibration as capacity diminished. Coulomb counting determines capacity by monitoring the current flow entering and exiting the battery.
Neither of these fuel-gauging methods was traditionally compatible with Li-ion chemistries, however. Luckily, a breakthrough in gas-gauge technology has changed that. Combining the best of both methods, a new fuel-gauge technology suitable for lithium-ion battery packs provides 99% accuracy if implemented correctly. "Scientists have developed algorithms based on an understanding of the chemistry that, as they track the current, voltage, and temperature, can reliably estimate the run time or time to end," Cintra comments. "The [technology] will also store real-time information to adjust the algorithm as the battery ages. Plus, as you charge and discharge the battery pack many times, it does start to get depleted. So, there's a calculation in there as well that takes that into account."
Adds Tichy: "The new gas gauge monitors the number of coulombs being transferred and opportunistically calibrates with the open-circuit voltage of the Li-ion pack. These features allow the end-user to intelligently manage device use and avoid unexpected failures or shutdowns."
A Cell Balancing Act
Like fuel gauging, cell balancing is an 'intelligent' battery-management option that has become increasingly common in battery packs for the portable medical device market. "Cell balancing monitors every group of cells that is in series during the life of the product to keep them all balanced, providing the longest life possible," explains Weis.
A multicell Li-ion battery pack should consist of cells from the same manufacturer and production lot to ensure that the batteries' capacities are closely matched at the outset. Over time, as the cell repeatedly charges and discharges, however, various external factors can affect an individual cell's capacity, Cintra states. Proximity of the battery pack to heat-generating electronic components within the portable system, for instance, can affect the capacity of the cell or cells closest to the components, thereby creating imbalance within the pack over time.
And unequal charges within a given battery pack can affect overall power performance and life. Ultimately, Cintra notes, a power solution is only as strong as the weakest cell in the pack. Cell-balancing electronics can assist in mitigating this risk by keeping the charges of a battery pack's various cells in check. This type of battery management monitors such factors as age, current, and temperature and then prompts an appropriate action to correct cell imbalances within the pack.
"The purpose is so that you don't get into a situation with Li-ion specifically in which you overcharge or discharge an individual cell repeatedly, which could lead to performance and/or safety issues," Cintra says. "Through the circuitry, [cell-balancing electronics] can divert current from one side to the other, depending on the state of that cell."
Providing such intelligent functionality, cell balancing, fuel gauging, safety features, and the implementation of other battery-management electronics into rechargeable Li-ion battery packs are enabling smarter, safer power solutions for portable medical systems. "I would say that about 90% of the design projects we get are for rechargeable lithium [battery packs] with some intelligence," concludes Weis. "The more information users have throughout the life of the product, the better they're going to know what to do with the battery pack to maximize the performance of the device."


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