Laminar Air Flow Good

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Laminar Air Flow


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Moderator

Dr. Surendra U Kamath

Dr. Anup Kumar


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• An air flow in which entire body of airwithin a confined area moves with

• uniform velocity

• along parallel flow

• with minimum air turbulence.

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laminar air flows have a variety of applicationssuch as '

• (uality control labs of pharmaceutical

Industries • (uality control labs of food processing

industries

• (uality control labs of micro circuit and

electronic assembly and manufacturingapplications.

• Deoxy Ribonucleic Acid Thermo cycling


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• )eneral Laboratory applications inBiotechnology

• )eneral Laboratory applicationsMicrobiology

• )eneral Laboratory applications Tissue

ulture • )eneral Laboratory applications !enetic

engineering


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• Laminar flow

ventilation was first

pioneered by "ir

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• $idwell)s Trial • incidence of 3oint

sepsis at reoperation

was 425 less

body e6haust suitsfurther reduced to

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the incidence of sepsis

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the British Medical Journal in /097

vertical laminar flow

ventilation

performed better than

hori:ontal ventilation


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More recent literature

• *olton and Ridgway

• Fit:;erald• van !riethuysen et al +,,-


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&lientsService providers

Ancillary Staff

&ommunity members

Reservoirs

%eople*ater and solutions

!nstruments and other items

>uipment

Soil and air

laces of exit-espiratory? ;enitourinary?

and vascular systems

)astrointestinal tract

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Mucous membranes

%lacenta

laces of entry


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Types of air supply

Air is supplied to the operating theatre by/

• /. %lenum entilation

• 7. Laminar Flow entilation BUltra

&lean entilation

• 0. 1all Mounted Air onditioners• 2. 3ree4standing Air onditioners


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• 'ertical $aminar 3low &lean -oom

Space has the additional advantage over

the ,ori:ontal System in that

• particles are removed by ;ravity as well as

by airflow. #his is particularly important in

the case of heavy

• particles that can fall out and settle? via a

,ori:ontal 3low System


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• Laminar air flow systems contains three

basic elements I

• a blower?

• a hi;h efficiency air filter?

• and a plenum.


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• A highefficiencyparticulate air

or *%A• 00.0J5 of

airborne

particles 2.micrometers Bm in diameter

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!uided Airflow 'entilation

"ystem


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ADA"#A)S

• #his novel desi;n maintains a lar;e sterile :one at a much lower operatin; cost ascompared to other conventional ventilation systems and minimi:es infection rate inthe $-.

• %rovides a directional? stable and sterile airflow Bvertical? hori:ontal and dia;onal tocreate a clearly defined sterile :one for the sur;ery and instrument tray areas.

• Accommodates between / I 74 air chan;es per hour B72 air chan;es is commonlyused.

• Double8wall e6haust system located at low level helps to reduce turbulences by;uidin; contaminated air out of $- while enhancin; the coolin; effect within $- inhot climate.

• Allows fle6ibility of optimal patient positionin; for different operatin; postures? whichoptimi:es e>uipment placement and staff er;onomics.

• -e>uires a lower airflow rate? /922 mCh? to achieve stable and sterile environment incomparison with other conventional laminar airflow BLAF systems re>uirin; 0222

mCh.• Maintains a constant bacteria count of 2.4 cfuCm? which is effective in infectioncontrol? Bmeasured at a distance of 22 mm from wound site? independent ofpersonnel activities over lar;e wor@in; area in the $-.

• 125 8 J25 reduction in ener;y


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