Components and Functions of Anaesthetic Gas Scavenging System

The anaesthetic gas scavenging system treatment device is mainly composed of several key components that work together to ensure that the anesthetic waste gas is properly treated.

Waste gas collection point: As the starting point of the anaesthetic gas scavenging system, this part is responsible for capturing and collecting the anesthetic waste gas generated from areas such as operating rooms and wards, and then directing these waste gases to the subsequent steps of the treatment device.

Pre-filter device: Before the waste gas enters the main treatment process, it will first pass through a pre-filter device. This device can effectively remove solid particles and other visible pollutants in the waste gas, providing a relatively clean waste gas source for subsequent deep treatment.

Waste gas treatment core: This is the core part of the entire anaesthetic gas scavenging system, which uses advanced physical, chemical and biological technologies. These technologies can completely decompose and degrade various harmful chemical components in anesthetic waste gas, ensuring that the waste gas meets or even exceeds the environmental protection standards set by the state before it is discharged.

Discharge port: After the above treatment steps, the waste gas has become relatively clean and safe. At this time, the waste gas will be released into the outdoor environment through the discharge port, thereby avoiding direct potential harm to the human body and the surrounding environment.

The entire treatment process of the anaesthetic gas scavenging system is efficient and environmentally friendly, ensuring that medical institutions actively respond to the call for environmental protection while providing medical services.