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Medical Anesthetic Gas Scavenging Systems

Anesthetic Gas Scavenging System (AGSS) Plant
EN ISO 7396-2 Standard

Anesthetic Gas Scavenging Systems (AGSS)

Anesthetic Gas Scavenging Systems (AGSS) are active evacuation solutions designed to safely extract exhaled anesthetic gas mixtures and nitrous oxide from operating rooms, preventing severe long-term health risks to surgical personnel.

Integral AGSS Plants are manufactured in strict compliance with EN ISO 7396-2 standards. The system delivers a maximum suction flow rate of 130 l/min at 1 kPa resistance and a minimum of 80 l/min at 4 kPa resistance at terminal outlets.

Key System Advantages

  • Staff Protection: Eliminates waste anesthetic gas accumulation in operating theaters.
  • Equal Aging (PLC): Duplex blower modules operate sequentially to equalize motor wear.
  • Constant Suction Flow: Vacuum regulating valves maintain steady flow regardless of connected outlet loads.
  • BMS Automation: ModBus integration for real-time status transmission to hospital management systems.

Technical Documents & Drawings

PDF Datasheet

Tender Specification Text

Anesthetic gas scavenging plants shall comply with EN ISO 7396-2 standard, utilizing duplex Side Channel Blowers, PLC equal-aging control panel, and vacuum regulating valves guaranteeing 130 l/min suction flow.

Technical Features & Standards
Feature Engineering Detail
Pump Technology High flow rate, low vacuum Side Channel Blowers engineered for medical evacuation.
Redundancy & Safety Duplex configuration with PLC equal-aging logic; standby pump activates automatically during faults.
Flow Regulation Vacuum Regulating Valve maintains constant suction velocity regardless of active terminal counts.
Controls & BMS Remote switches for ON/OFF operation from surgical theaters; ModBus RS-485 interface for BMS monitoring.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The primary function of the Anesthetic Gas Scavenging System (AGSS) is to actively remove exhaled anesthetic gases and nitrous oxide mixtures from the operating room, safely exhausting them to the outside atmosphere to protect medical staff from exposure.

The system utilizes Side Channel Blowers designed to provide high flow rates and low vacuum levels, ensuring efficient gas removal across all connected terminal units.

Yes. The system is equipped with vacuum regulating valves that ensure a constant flow (e.g., maximum 130 l/min at 1 kPA resistance) at each terminal, regardless of how many outlets are in use simultaneously.

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