During an epidemic situation, hospitals often experience a severe shortage of oxygen due to huge demand from numerous patients. The limited supply of oxygen cylinders cannot fulfill the requirements of hospitals at those times. They need a steady supply of pure oxygen, which can be done only by a medical oxygen plant. MVS Engineering Pvt. Ltd is a renowned brand that supplies high-quality oxygen generators to large and small hospitals.
Benefits of installing an onsite oxygen plant in a hospital
● Safe for use – An oxygen plant is always installed and connected by the manufacturing company. It does not need manual labor for its operation as it is fully automated. There is no risk of leakage of oxygen from this generator.
● Cost-effective – MVS Engineering offers oxygen plants at affordable prices, including the installation and annual maintenance charges. The cost of having a medical oxygen plant is found to be only one-third of the expense of buying oxygen cylinders for patients.
● Compact size – MVS Engineering creates oxygen plants that need only a limited space as their dimensions are only 7ft/9ft/7ft. Thus, hospitals do not need a large space to allow the installation of an oxygen generator within their premises.
● Purity of oxygen – The gas plant produces oxygen that is 93% – 96% pure. If this purity level drops below 90%, the machine stops immediately after an alarm. The purity of oxygen produced is shown on the display board of this generator.
● Bulk production – The medical oxygen plant produces a large amount of oxygen that depends on the size of the device. It continuously supplies oxygen through pipelines directly to the beds of patients.
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Therefore, the oxygen supply is never expected to be disrupted after installing an oxygen plant in a hospital.
