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How to choose different grades of laminar air supply ceiling in the operating room
How to choose different grades of laminar air supply ceiling in the operating roomThe type of surgery determines the gradeThe type of operation is the key basis for selecting the grade of the ventilated ceiling in the operating room. For those delicate and complex operations that are life-threatening, such as heart surgery, neurosurgery, and organ transplantation, the patient's body is in an extremely fragile state, and any small contamination can cause serious complications and even cause the failure of the operation. Therefore, the 100-level ventilation ceiling is the best choice for this type of surgery, and its top purification capacity can provide the safest environmental protection for the operation. And some common surgeries like eye surgery, although environmental cleanliness has higher requirements, in contrast, a thousand-grade ventilation ceiling in meeting the needs of surgery at the same time, but is also cost-effective, is a more suitable choice. For general surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, and other routine operations, the clean environment provided by a 10,000-grade air supply ceiling is enough to meet normal operations and ensure the safety of patients. Other considerations In addition to the key factor of the type of surgery, several aspects need to be considered when selecting a grade of ventilated smallpox. Energy consumption is a problem that cannot be ignored, and the energy consumed by different grades of air supply ceilings is different during operation. Because of its powerful purification function and strict air flow control requirements, energy consumption is usually high. The 10,000-level supply ceiling is relatively low energy consumption. For a large facility like a hospital, long-term energy consumption is a significant expense, so the choice needs to be balanced against the cost of energy and the need for surgery. Noise levels can also have an impact on surgery. During surgery, doctors need to be highly focused, and any noisy sound can interfere with their judgment and operation. Therefore, it is crucial to choose a low-noise ceiling, which can create a quiet and comfortable environment for the operation and help the doctor to better complete the operation. Maintenance costs also need to be taken into account. The air supply ceiling needs regular maintenance and maintenance during use, including the replacement of filters and the cleaning of equipment. There are also differences in the frequency and cost of maintenance for different grades of air supply ceilings. In general, the higher the purification level, the higher the maintenance requirements for equipment, and the corresponding increase in maintenance costs. When choosing a hospital, it is necessary to consider the relationship between maintenance cost and equipment performance according to its own economic strength and maintenance ability. |
