Hospital Medical Oxygen Generator 93% Purity for ICU Emergency Room and Patient Ward Use

The oxygen supply logic of the two systems - the high-altitude diffusion oxygen supply system and the medical center oxygen supply system - is completely different. The high-altitude diffusion oxygen supply system aims for "full coverage of the space", with oxygen being transported through the main pipeline to each room and mixed naturally with the air to increase the oxygen content in the room. Users "inhale oxygen without feeling" (no need to wear nasal tubes or masks, just breathe normally in the space), which is suitable for large spaces such as hotels and meeting rooms that are "shared by multiple people". The medical center oxygen supply system emphasizes "precise terminal delivery", and the system adopts the mode of "centralized oxygen production - pipeline transportation - terminal distribution": high-pressure pure oxygen is reduced in pressure (0.4-0.6 MPa) by a pressure stabilizing tank, and then transported through dedicated pipelines to the "terminal interface" of each department (such as oxygen sockets at the bedside of the ward, anesthesia machine interfaces in the operating room). Medical staff can precisely control the oxygen output according to the patient's condition (e.g., 1-5L/min for adults, 0.5-1L/min for newborns), and combine with nasal tubes, masks, etc., to ensure that oxygen directly and efficiently enters the patient's respiratory tract, meeting the differentiated needs of different patients (in emergency situations, high-flow pure oxygen is needed, while for chronic patients, low-flow continuous oxygen supply is required).