Medical Air Plant
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Medical Air Plant

Medical Air Plant

A medical air plant produces compressed air of medical quality to supply ventilators, anaesthesia machines and terminal units in critical areas, with full treatment for moisture, oil and particulates.

Medical Air Plant
Medical Air Plant
Overview

What is it?

The plant typically comprises two or more compressors in duty/standby rotation, a receiver, dryers, staged filtration, a duplex pressure regulation assembly, and a control panel with alarm signalling. Compressor number and capacity are selected so the plant still covers the design load with the largest unit out of service, per the approved project specification.

Features

  • Duty rotation between compressors to balance running hours
  • Staged drying and filtration of the produced air
  • Air receiver to reduce compressor cycling
  • Duplex regulation allowing maintenance without shutdown
  • Control panel with status and alarm signalling
  • Design accounting for plant-room ventilation and noise

Applications

  • Hospitals and medical complexes
  • Operating theatres and intensive care units
  • Emergency and inpatient departments
  • Dialysis centres
  • Day-surgery centres and clinics
  • Expansion and refurbishment projects in healthcare facilities
Specifications

Technical specifications

Technical specifications and brands are set per project and per the approved specification — contact us for the technical data suited to your case.

Brand

Brand / Manufacturer

Brand and manufacturer are set by the approved project specification and are not stated here before they are confirmed.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between medical air and industrial air?

Medical air is produced, treated and monitored to be suitable for direct patient use in terms of moisture, oil and particulates, whereas industrial/tool air drives equipment and does not feed patient terminals.

Have a project or an existing facility that needs an engineering review?

Our engineering team can review your requirement and propose a solution suited to the application, the site and the applicable requirements.

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