Glavni projekat instalacija klimatizacije, grejanja i ventilacije u operacionim salama
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U radu je reč o izradi osnovnog plana bolničkih operacionih prostora u vezi sa instalacijama KGV i praktičnim problemima koji se sreću u postojećim objektima, Informacije potiču iz nedavno završene studije i primera iz 20 operacionih sala u 10 grčkih bolnica, obuhvatajući Široki opseg građevinskih podataka, vlasništva, vrste i stanja instalacija KGV. Studija je radena za greko Ministarstvo rada i socijalne poslove, u okviru evropskog projekta. Ciljevi su bili: 1) odrediti postojeće probleme, 2) preporučiti akcije za poboljšanje postojećih uslova za ostvarenje zdravstvenih i sigurnosnih zahteva određenih propisima i standardima, 3) poboljšati radne uslove.
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BALARAS, C. A.; DASCALAKI, E.; GAGLIA, A..
Glavni projekat instalacija klimatizacije, grejanja i ventilacije u operacionim salama.
Zbornik Međunarodnog kongresa i izložbe o KGH, [S.l.], v. 33, n. 1, p. 63-82, oct. 2019.
Dostupno na: <https://izdanja.smeits.rs/index.php/kghk/article/view/5771>. Datum pristupa: 06 oct. 2026
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[7] Balaras, C. A., E. Dascalaki, A. Argiriou and A. Gaglia. 2002. HVAC Systems and Indoor Conditions in Hellenic Hospital Operating Rooms, ASHRAE Tran- sactions, Vol. 105, Part 2, ASHRAE Summer Meeting, June 22-26, Honolulu, Hawai, USA.
[8] First, M. W., E. A. Nardel, W. Chaisson and R. Riley. 1999. Guidelines for the application of upper-room ultraviolet germicidal irradiation for preventing trans- mission of airborne contagion – ” Part II: Design and operation guidance, ASHRAE Transactions, Vol. 105, Part 1, 877-887.
[9] * * * Health Ministry. 1997. Guidelines for Electromechanical Installations in Hospitals, Directorate of Technical Services, Design Department, Athens.
[10] Howorth, F. H. 1985. Prevention of airborne infection during surgery,
ASHRAE Transactions, Vol. 91, Part 1b, pp. 291-304.
[11] Lawson, C. N. 1993. Commissioning hospitals for compliance, ASHRAE Transactions, Vol. 99, Part 2, pp. 1183-1190.
[12] Lewis, J. R. 1993. Operating room air distributions effectiveness, ASHRAE Transactions, Vol. 99, Part 2, pp. 1191-1200.
[13] Memarzadeh, F. and A. P. Manning. 2002. Comparison of Operating Room Ventilation Systems in the Protection of the Surgical Site. ASHRAE Transac- tions, Vol. 108, Part 2, ASHRAE Summer Meeting, June 22-26, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
[14] Petersen, R. L., B. C. Cochran and J. W. LeCompte. 2002. Specifving exhaust systems that avoid fume reentry and adverse health effects. ASHRAE Transacti- ons, Vol. 108, Part 2, ASHRAE Summer Meeting, June 22-26, Honolulu, Ha- wali, USA.
[15] Rask, D. R., B. Dziekan and W. C. Swincicki. 1998. Air quality control during renovation in health care facilities. Design, construction and operation of healthy buildings. Solutions to global and regional concerns, Moshandreas D. J. ed, pp. 291-304, ASHRAE, Atlanta GA.
[16] Saathoff, P. J., L. P. Lazure, T. Slathopoulos and H. Peperkamp. 2002. The influence of a rooftop structure on the dispersion of exhaust from a rooftop stack. ASHRAE Transactions, Vol. 108, Part ASHRAE Summer Meeting, June 22-26, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
[17] Sofronis, I., and G. Markoyannakis. 1997. Energy Consumption in Public Hospitals, Symposium Energy Conservation in Hospitals, January 24, European Commission, SAVE Programme, Athens.
[18] Streifel, A. J. and J. W. Marshall. 1998. Parameters for ventilation controlled environments in hospitals. Design, construction and operation of healthy build- ings. Solutions to global and regional concerns, Moschandreas D.J. ed, ASHRAE, Atlanta, GA.
[19] Williams, G. J. 1992. Air handling system retrofit reduces energy consumption, ASHRAE J., March 1992, Vol. 34, No. 3, pp. 34-38.
[20] Woods, J. E., G. L. Reynolds, G. M. Montag, D. T. Braymen, and R. W. Rasmussen. 1986. Ventilation Requirements in Hospital Operating Rooms – ” Part I. Control of airborne particles. ASHRAE Transactions. Vol. 92, Part 2A, pp. 396-426.
[21] Zamuner, N. 1986. Operating room environment with turbulent air flow. ASHRAE Transactions, Vol. 92, Part 2A, pp. 343-349.