|Particle Retention||0.3 micron|
|Velocity||90FPM + 20%.|
|Power supply||230v Single Phase|
|Illumination||750 - 800 lumen.|
|Noise Level||60-70 decibels|
|Thickness||20 - 30 mm, Customized|
|Material||Polyurethane Foam, Pre-coated Galvanized Steel|
|Surface Finishing||Paint Coated|
Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs for short) are a highly durable type of building material with excellent thermal performance. The compact, flat panels are made by sandwiching together different, composite materials to create a product that is robust and air-tight, thus providing superior insulation. Being lightweight, Structural Insulated Panels can be put together to create the walls, floor and roof of a modular building off-site before being transported to their final location.
BENEFITS OF STRUCTURAL INSULATED PANELS
Why use SIPs over more traditional types of building material? Here are some of the advantages of building with Structural Insulated Panels:
· Thermal performance. The composition of a SIP means that it is exceptionally air-tight, providing excellent insulation to your building. Rooms built using SIPs will feel warmer and take less energy to heat.
· Compact and lightweight. Structural Insulated Panels are thin and compact, so they take up less space than regular walls. That means you can get the most out of the space available to you, freeing up extra room within your interior that would normally be taken up by thicker walls.
· Environmentally friendly. The superior insulation properties of Structural Insulated Panels mean that they are an excellent choice for the environment. With virtually no heat lost through the air-tight panels, the use of SIPs makes for an energy efficient building that minimises waste.
· Resistant to damp and cold. Buildings made from timber or other traditional materials may be susceptible to problems such as compression shrinkage (where wood shrinks in humid conditions) and cold bridging (where a poorly insulated part of the building lets in the cold and increases the likelihood of condensation). Buildings constructed from Structural Insulated Panels are immune to these issues.
· Highly suited to off-site construction. In contrast to more traditional building materials, Structural Insulated Panels can be put together off-site. Because they are lightweight they can be transported after the main construction work has already been done, and installed at their intended site only when the building is almost complete.
· Laminating Material
Pre-coated Galvanized Steel
Our high-quality, pre-painted, galvanized steel is corrosion resistant and can be used for all cold storage applications. Higher thicknesses
Graphite-reinforced plastic (GRP) sheet can be used in corrosive chemical processing areas and also in food-processing zones.
|Pressure Differential||2.5 to 8 Pa|
|Electrical Supply V||220 V|
Immunocompromised patients highest risk of infection by airborne or waterborne microorganisms
Eg. highest risk groups are: prolonged periods of severe neutropenia (absolute neutrophil count >/=500 cells/ml)), BMT recipients, post intensive chemotherapy (eg.childhood AML), post-solid organ transplant
Positive pressure room specifications
Greater supply than exhaust air
Pressure differential of 2.5, 8 Pa, preferably 8 Pa
Positive air flow relative to the corridor (i.e. air flows from the room to the outside adjacent space)
HEPA filtration, if air returned
Airmagikdryrooms feature designs for precise, continuous, low dew point and temperature control for any moisture sensitive application that you require. Our modular, insulated Airmagik dryrooms are now the standard in many industries, where we’ve engineered many Airmagik dryrooms to custom specifications.
We’ll utilize all of our experience and accumulated knowledge for your project, working closely with you, from the engineering and design phase to building your Airmagik dryroom through installation. All Airmagik dryroom construction is performed by our own factorytrained personnel and we offer turnkey project management to assure that your custom Airmagik dryroom will perform safely, within your requirements, and at top levels of efficiency.
The components of our modular cleanrooms are the perfect solution for your Airmagik dryroom needs. The concepts that we have perfected over the last 30+ years effectively create the required elements of your Airmagik dryroom.
Please call us to discuss your specific requirements so that we may work with you to provide you a cost-effective solution to your Airmagik dryrooms needs.
|Type||Positive Pressure Module|
|Air filtration||HEPA filters, etc.|
An isolation facility aims to control the airflow in the room so that the number of airborne infectious particles is reduced to a level that ensures cross-infection of other people within a healthcare facility is highly unlikely.
This may be achieved by:
Control of the quantity and quality of intake or exhaust air.
Maintain different air pressures between adjacent areas.
Designing airflow patterns for specific clinical procedures.
Diluting infectious particles with large air volumes.
Air filtration – HEPA filters, etc.
Isolation facilities include the following types:
Neutral or standard room air pressure, for example standard air conditioning, also known as Class S
Positive room air pressure where an immune-compromised patient is protected from airborne transmission of any infection, Class P
Negative room air pressure, where others are protected from any airborne transmission from a patient who may be an infection risk, Class N
Negative room air pressure with additional barriers including an Anteroom, also known as Class Q for quarantine isolation.
Isolation rooms have fairly high rates of air exchange relative to other patient areas. This applies to both ventilation air supply and exhaust flow rates. Potential draughts within the patient room can result, therefore thermal comfort of the patient needs special attention. Consideration should be given to installing individual thermostats in each room so that air temperature and relative humidity can be controlled from within the room.
Type of Pressurization
Class S (Standard pressure)
Class N (Negative Pressure)
- 15 PA
- 30 PA
Class P (Positive Pressure)
Class P with negative pressure
- 15 PA
+ 30 PA