Advanced regenerative medicine operating room installation air purification device starting from ...
Hello, I'm Yeo Jeong-hyeon, who can help you read the future. I've worked in the National Assembly for over seven years and have drafted over 300 bills, including about 20 bills for the Health and Welfare Committee. For more information, please visit Yeo Jeong-hyeon's Bill Proposals and 100 Countries' Laws at korealawyer.com. I've advised on the construction of over 20 advanced regenerative medicine facilities. Air conditioning in operating rooms at advanced regenerative medicine facilities can cost over 5 million won. Today, we'll visit the operating room clean room being built by my son, Joshua, and take a closer look at the construction process. The National Assembly enacted Article 36 of the Medical Service Act, stipulating that anyone seeking to open a medical institution must prepare facility specifications for the medical institution in accordance with the Ordinance of the Ministry of Health and Welfare. The Enforcement Decree of the Medical Service Act stipulates that operating rooms must be partitioned. It also stipulates that purification facilities must be installed to supply clean air, free of dust and bacteria. Furthermore, the interior walls must be made of impermeable material. It is stipulated that air purification equipment must use high-performance filters with a 95% or higher efficiency, as defined by the KS B6141 coefficient method, unless the equipment falls under a high or moderate risk category. The 95% or higher efficiency filter mentioned above is rated H11, but we use H13 or H14 or higher. Furthermore, air must circulate at least 15 times per hour, with outside air being introduced at least three times per hour. However, if outside air is structurally impractical for a clinic-level medical institution, this requirement does not apply. Furthermore, a laminar flow ventilation system is stipulated to provide one-way air supply from the top of the operating table downward. Furthermore, exhaust outlets must be installed at least two, far apart, at the bottom of the wall at least 200 mm above the floor. Positive pressure must be applied to provide protection for corridors and surrounding rooms. All supplied air must pass through an air purification filter. In principle, indoor recirculating air conditioners cannot be used, but they can be installed at the supply outlets. Indoor recirculating air conditioners can be used if they use a MERV14 or higher filter. Furthermore, regular maintenance of air purification equipment, including filter replacement, is required. Contrary to the Enforcement Regulations of the Medical Service Act, handwashing facilities and sinks are prohibited in operating rooms. Furthermore, it is recommended to install devices that minimize the number of personnel entering and exiting the operating room. For information on installing air purification equipment in operating rooms at various advanced regenerative medicine institutions, please contact 010-2734-3535 or visit www.semiconhvac.com. Thank you for watching.