Manifold Solenoid Valve In many automatic changeover manifold designs, the solenoid valve plays a critical role in the changeover function. In order for the manifold to retain a bank of compressed or liquefied gas in reserve, the solenoid valve must close and not leak. When it is time for the reserve bank to become the
COVID-19 Manifold Systems Alert It has been about one year since the Covid-19 virus started spreading around the world. In the beginning we had little idea how severely it would impact our lives. Much has come to light since that time and in many ways, it has had serious complications on the medical gas supply
Maximizing Flow From Liquid Vessels A problem frequently presented to us by customers is the need to achieve a higher vaporized medgas flow rate from the liquid vessels (similar to figure top right) on their manifold. Typical oxygen or nitrogen liquid vessels will provide between 300 to 400 SCFH per vessel through the Use or Gas
Medical Gas Zone Valve Replacement Recently, a very unique, challenging and costly medical gas maintenance project was undertaken and completed at Cleveland Clinic. Because many medical gas systems installed in our older buildings are dated, some of the components did not meet current NFPA 99, Standard for Health Care Facilities, requirements. In an effort to
Medical Microbulk Gas Supply – Central Medical Gas Supply System In these tough economic times, you might be driving by new account opportunities every day! With the right knowledge a distributor’s industrial assets can deliver the same molecule to hospitals and other medical accounts for a boost in sales and an expansion of its customer
Misconceptions About CO2 & N2O Cylinder Manifolds You’re probably thinking that the cylinders connected to this manifold are gas, not liquid. If that’s what you’re thinking, you are incorrect. Don’t feel bad, most people are not aware that CO2 (carbon dioxide) and N2O (nitrous oxide) cylinders are filled (approximately 70%) with liquid. Because these cylinders
