Medical Caculation
Medical Caculation
Medical Caculation
Tender Documentation
February 2009
Revision 0
VOLUME 1
Sizing of compressor
Consumption demand = 3904.25 L / min
3
138 ft /min
3
4 m /min
Head at source 7 bar
Conclusion:
We select a triplex unit of Compressor
Remarks:
Sizing is based on HTM Code and BEACON MEDAES guide.
Vacuum System Source Sizing
Design flow for each
Occupancy count Formula Diversified
terminal unit l/min
flow lpm
In-patient & out-patient rooms
Beds (nB)
Treatment rooms 40 QT=40+(nB-1)*10 170
14
Department comprising Beds (nB)
40 QD=80+(nB-1)*1 298
several ward areas 219
Operating department
Operating room, Rooms ( T )
maternity, accident and
40 QT=80*T 1520
emergynce theater and 19
major treatment room
Beds ( nB )
Recovery rooms 40 QR=40+(nB-1)*10 170
14
Beds ( nB )
Intensive Care rooms 40 QI=40+(nB-1)10 320
29
Total demand 1858.50
Sizing of pumps :
Consumption demand= 2137.3 L / min
3
75.5 ft /min
2.1 m3/min
Head at source 0.64 bar
Conclusion:
We select a triplex unit of pumps
Type Lubricated rotary vane pump
Number 3 ( 2 duty and 1 standby - each 50% of load)
Connection parallel
3
Discharge 37.7 ft / Min
Head 0.64 bar
Speed 1800 rpm
Power 5 HP
Remarks:
Sizing is based on HTM Code and BEACON MEDAES guide.
Anesthetic Gase Scavenage System Source Sizing
Design flow
for each Diversified
Occupancy count Formula
terminal flow lpm
unit l/min
In-patient acute care
Beds (nB)
Treatment rooms 40 QT=40+(nB-1)*10 140
11
Operating department
Rooms ( T )
Operating room,
maternity, accident and
40 QT=40*T 320
emergynce theater and 8
major treatment room
Beds ( nB )
Intensive therapy unit
(ITU) & coronary care 40 QI=40+(nB-1)10 70
4
unit (CCU)
Total demand 397.50
Sizing of pumps
Consumption demand = 457.125 L / min
3
16 ft /min
3
0.46 m /min
Head at source 0.33 bar
Conclusion:
We select a duplex unit of pumps
Remarks:
Sizing is based on HTM Code and BEACON MEDAES guide.
Nitrous Oxide Source Sizing
Remarks:
Sizing is based on HTM Code and BEACON MEDAES guide.
Oxygen Source Sizing
Number of beds = 320 Bed
Consumption for a full specialty hospital = 1000 ft3 / Month.bed
Weekly consumption for a full specialty hospital = 80000 ft3/ Week
So, we use a bulk system and in this case the size of the secondery will be
determined primarily by the ability of the supplier to deliver liquied under
the most adverse circumstance.The secondery must be sized not smaller than
an average 24 houre supply, but may need to be significantly larger to ensure
refilling can be accomplished prior to running empty.
Remarks:
Sizing is based on HTM Code and BEACON MEDAES guide.