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    Project: The Dental Clinic Date: Prepared By: Checked By: I. References

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    This document provides information for the planning of the medical compressed air and vacuum systems for a dental clinic project. It lists the number of compressed air and vacuum outlets required for each operatory and laboratory space. It also sizes the pipes required to deliver the estimated airflow needs based on the maximum pipe lengths and pressure drop limitations. Specifications are given for the existing medical air compressor and vacuum pump to be used, including their airflow capacities.

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    This document provides information for the planning of the medical compressed air and vacuum systems for a dental clinic project. It lists the number of compressed air and vacuum outlets required for each operatory and laboratory space. It also sizes the pipes required to deliver the estimated airflow needs based on the maximum pipe lengths and pressure drop limitations. Specifications are given for the existing medical air compressor and vacuum pump to be used, including their airflow capacities.

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    This document provides information for the planning of the medical compressed air and vacuum systems for a dental clinic project. It lists the number of compressed air and vacuum outlets required for each operatory and laboratory space. It also sizes the pipes required to deliver the estimated airflow needs based on the maximum pipe lengths and pressure drop limitations. Specifications are given for the existing medical air compressor and vacuum pump to be used, including their airflow capacities.

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    Project: The Dental Clinic Date: Prepared By: Checked By: I. References

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    Rafael Echano Acedera
    This document provides information for the planning of the medical compressed air and vacuum systems for a dental clinic project. It lists the number of compressed air and vacuum outlets required for each operatory and laboratory space. It also sizes the pipes required to deliver the estimated airflow needs based on the maximum pipe lengths and pressure drop limitations. Specifications are given for the existing medical air compressor and vacuum pump to be used, including their airflow capacities.

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    PROJECT:

    DATE:
    PREPARED BY:
    CHECKED BY:

    THE DENTAL CLINIC


    1/20/2009
    ES
    MN

    I. References:
    UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE
    PLUMBING ENGINEERING DESIGN HANDBOOK
    ASPE
    MANUFACTURER CATALOGS AND BROCHURE
    II. Medical Compressed and Vacuum Air
    Unit type/
    Description
    Operatory 1
    Operatory 2
    Operatory 3
    Operatory 4
    Laboratory
    Sterilization

    No. of CA No. of Vacuum Minimum Medical CA


    outlet
    2
    2
    2
    2
    1
    1

    outlet
    1
    1
    1
    1

    air flowrate, (CFM)


    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1

    III. Pipe sizing Gas/Vacuum Pipe


    Maximum delivery capacity
    in SCFM
    Medical gas system
    Pipe size Length of Pipe in feet
    Medical air
    3/4"
    85
    Vauum air
    1-1/4"
    80

    Minimum Vacuum

    Estimated

    air flowrate,(SCFM) Compressed Air


    1
    2
    1
    2
    1
    2
    1
    2
    1
    1
    1
    1
    Total Compressed
    Air Usage, cfm

    10

    Total Vacuum
    Air Usage, cfm

    Estimated
    Vacuum Air
    1
    1
    1
    1

    Note:
    1. Length of piping including a 30% allowance for fittings
    2. Compressed air max. pressure drop, 5psig
    3. Vacuum sytem max pressure drop, 1.96 psig
    Existing Medical Compressor
    Air Technique Model 1511007405
    FLA 7.4-7, 208-230V, 1650 RPM, 1-1/2HP
    Available SCFM Peak = 4.6cfm, continuos = 2.6cfm
    Existing Vacuum Pump
    Model VACSTAR 60Ampere
    Available Air flowrate @0"Hg = 16 cfm

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