Medical Gas Pipeline System
Medical Gas Pipeline System
Medical Gas Pipeline System
Gulf Gas's Medical Gas Solutions
Medical gasses are gasses used in medical procedures. Some are used for treatment, some of anesthesia, and some for driving medical devices and tools. There are 7 kind of gasses commonly used: Oxygen, Nitrogen, Nitrous oxide, Argon, Helium, Carbon dioxide, and compressed air.
Medical gas is critical to the function of hospitals and many other healthcare facilities. Knowing the most common types of gases, understanding how each is used, and then maintaining your systems for each gas will ensure your facility’s success.
At Gulf Gas, we understand it’s essential to keep your medical gas running smoothly, so you have no unexpected failures, and you have the proper equipment to do your job competently and worry-free.
While vacuum, WAGD, Medical air, and Instrument air are generated locally in most hospitals, lower volume gases may come through a piped system from cylinders connected to a manifold. Commonly hospitals will have nitrogen, nitrous oxide, and maybe carbon dioxide produced through a manifold.
Medical Air
Medical Air refers to a clean supply of compressed air used in hospitals and healthcare facilities for patient respiration. It is free of contamination and particles, has no oil or odours, and is dry to prevent water buildup in your facility’s pipeline.
When a patient is in the operating room, whether it’s an emergency or not, a surgeon relies on medical air to keep the patient comfortable and breathing. Medical air sources are connected to the medical air distribution system only. They are used only for air in applying human respiration and calibration of medical devices for respiratory application.
