Central Medical Vacuum Plants
Integral Medical Vacuum Plants are vital central suction systems engineered for secretion evacuation (surgical aspiration) in operating rooms, ICUs, delivery wards, and emergency departments.
Designed to deliver a minimum free air flow of 40 l/min at terminal outlets while maintaining a stable negative pressure between -400 mmHg and -700 mmHg under full hospital design flow rates.
Key Safety & Equipment Features
- Dual Anti-Bacterial Filters: 99.999% retention efficiency protecting pumps and environment.
- PLC Equal Aging: Smart control panel equalizing pump motor running hours.
- Drainage Protection Trap: Secretion jar system preventing liquid carryover into pumps.
- BMS Communication: ModBus (RS-485) protocol transmitting fault signals to central BMS.
Technical Documents & Drawings
Tender Specification Text
Medical vacuum plants shall comply with EN ISO 7396-1 and HTM 02-01 standards, featuring lubricated rotary vane or dry claw pumps, dual 99.999% efficiency antibacterial filters, PLC equal-aging control, and BMS connectivity.
| Component | Feature & Technical Detail | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Vacuum Pumps | Lubricated rotary vane or dry claw vacuum technology options | EN ISO 7396-1 |
| Anti-Bacterial Filters | Dual redundant, bypass-valved, 99.999% retention filters | HTM 02-01 Compliant |
| Secretion Trap | Float-operated jar preventing liquid carryover into pump heads | EN ISO 10079-3 |
| Receiver Vessel | Galvanized or epoxy-coated vessel balancing system loads | CE & ASME Approved |
| PLC & Controls | Touch-screen interface with equal aging and ModBus protocol | EN 60601-1-2 |