MOOG servo valve G761-3026B Shanghai*

MOOG servo valve G761-3026B Shanghai*

Wards generally refer to general wards, intensive care units, tracheostomy bacterial monitoring wards, infectious disease isolation wards, and some hospitals have high-level wards, special needs wards, and medical and nursing integrated wards, such as suites, single rooms, and other supporting facilities. Family wards are set up at home. The ward space and layout should be carried out in accordance with relevant regulations, and the bed spacing and bed surrounding space should meet the requirements for the passage, parking, and rotation of carts and wheelchairs. There should not be too many debris in the disinfection buffer zone or fire aisle outside the door. Special rooms or places with medical beds, treatment and nursing facilities, living facilities, and rehabilitation equipment should be set up for sick people. The ward environment should follow the 5S on-site management method, and the rooms provided for patients in hospitals should have rescue and sterilization facilities.

The users of the ward building include medical and nursing staff, patients, and their families, among which patients are the main service objects of the entire ward building. Different users in the building have different requirements for the building's thermal environment, which makes thermal environment design somewhat complex: on the one hand, it is necessary to focus on the patient's requirements for the thermal environment, while also taking into account the thermal sensation of medical and nursing staff and patient families to a certain extent.

The physical condition of patients is different from that of ordinary people, and their adaptability to hot environments is also different. Diseases have a significant impact on patients' bodies, making it difficult for them to adjust in a timely manner to changes in the thermal environment. At the same time, there are differences in the demand for thermal environment among different diseases. Some diseases are directly affected by the thermal environment, such as bronchial and ocular diseases, traumatic wounds, etc., and their affected areas and wounds are in direct contact with the thermal environment.

At the same time, patients will receive external treatment and take medication during hospitalization, which makes their metabolic rate different from that of the general population, thereby affecting their ability to adapt to the hot environment. Yu Jian found in his study "Metabolism of Patients and Thermal Comfort of Ward Personnel" that the metabolic rate of patients is about 42.63 W/㎡ in winter and 42.56 W/㎡ in summer, which is higher than the 40.71 W/㎡ proposed in the "Evaluation Standards for Indoor Thermal and Humidity Environment of Civil Buildings".

From the above, it can be seen that patients' reactions to the thermal environment are different from those of ordinary people. The design of the ward building in terms of thermal environment is more stringent than that of general buildings, and the relevant indicators of thermal environment are different from those of general buildings. It is necessary to make timely adjustments according to the patient's reaction ability.

MOOG servo valve G761-3026B Shanghai*