How medical oxygen Is made PART ONEUPPORTING ARTICLE.

Mercy is the most important thing -- or as we like to call it in my neighborhood, medical oxygen, which is to say, the gas that helps someone feel better when they can’t breathe. But just how is all this life-giving oxygen produced? How do we make medical oxygen?

Medical oxygen is produced in large factories by a technique known as fractional distillation. That is to say: Cooling different gases in air, like oxygen and nitrogen, to extreme cold temperatures. Oxygen liquefies at a lower temperature than nitrogen, meaning it can be collected for medical use.

Deliver life-saving oxygen safely and quickly

After the medical oxygen gas generation equipment is produced, it has to be transported to hospitals that can use it for patients. This step is critical since the oxygen has to be conveyed safely and efficiently to ensure patients receive it in time.

At Hengyetong, we ensure to deliver our best in medical oxygen. We ship the oxygen from our factories to the hospitals in specially designed tanks and trucks. These tanks and trucks are made to maintain the oxygen at the right temperature and pressure so it remains safe and effective for the patients.

The life span of a breath of medical oxygen, from factory to hospital bed

When medical oxygen is manufactured and transported to hospitals, it is ready for use on patients. The journey that the oxygen takes from the factory to the hospital bed is a critical one, as each step must be meticulously planned for patients to get the oxygen they need to breathe.

From there, the medical oxygen is stored in special tanks or in smaller cylinders at the hospital, until it is needed. When a patient requires oxygen therapy, the concentration of the oxygen is gauged and delivered through a mask or a tube to help him or her breathe more easily.

Why quality of medical oxygen is important?

Quality control is crucial for producing plant nitrogen medical oxygen. That includes ensuring that the oxygen is both pure and safe for patients. At Hengyetong, we carry out strict quality control to ensure our medical oxygen conforms to high standards.

The medical oxygen is tested to ensure that it is free of any impurities or contaminants before being transported to hospitals. This is significant, because any contamination poses a threat to patients who depend on the air to breathe.

Advances in medical devices for oxygen delivery for improved patient outcome

Several new ideas have been developed recently in medical oxygen delivery systems that are beneficial to patients. One is portable oxygen concentrators, which can help patients receive oxygen therapy in the home or while on the go.

These small oxygen concentrators are lightweight and users can use it without feeling too much strain to ensure oxygen can easily be administered to a patient. For many patients requiring long-term oxygen therapy, this has transformed quality of life.

Conclusion

The production and supply of medical oxygen are a complex, logistical process that needs to be carefully managed. At Hengyetong, we are commited to supply premium onsite nitrogen generation medical oxygen to hospitals and patients to make sure that everyone has access to the life-saving oxygen they need. Through rigorous Quality Control and the discovery and implementation of innovative delivery systems, we're going to change and improve patient outcomes and healthcare.