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简体中文Hospital elevators are used in multi-story buildings to increase mobility and the flow of medical equipment. They can travel between floors and come in various sizes. They provide a safe, efficient way to reach different floors in the hospital. They also help in improving security and the environment within the building. However, there are certain factors that should be taken into consideration before deciding to install hospital elevators.
For example, medical emergency elevators may be equipped with a special feature that prevents passengers from controlling the elevator. In case of a medical emergency, these elevators are designed to start toward the floor on which medical attention is needed. They must also remain stationary with their doors open for a predetermined period of time. After this time, elevators should return to normal service without the passengers being able to control the elevator.
One study found that participants traveled between floors in less than five minutes on average. This was significantly less than the time it takes to use stairs. In addition, they did not feel fatigued or drowsy while using the elevators. In contrast, the time they spent on each floor using the stairs was one-third that of the elevators.
The average elevator at a hospital requires fifteen seconds to open and two seconds to move between floors. A single trip between floors can take up to two minutes. However, when there are several people on/off the elevator, this time may be greater than three minutes. This means that patients may wait for a minimum of three minutes for treatment.
The researchers recommend that hospitals install alcohol-based hand sanitizers in elevators to remove surface bacteria. They may also consider enlarging elevator buttons so that they can be operated with an elbow, installing touchless proximity sensors, or raising public awareness of proper hand hygiene. All of these measures are likely to reduce the number of infections in hospital elevators. However, there are still a few more steps hospitals can take in order to make the elevators safer.
Hospital Elevators should be designed with safety as the most important factor. In the case of medical facilities, advanced door sensors, variable frequency drives, and smooth acceleration are important safety features. These features contribute to a smoother experience for passengers and reduce noise and energy consumption. With these features, hospital elevators are safe and easy to maintain.
In general, hospital elevators are designed to move patients from one floor to another. These devices are powered by electric motors. They may also use traction cables, counterweight systems, or hydraulic fluid to raise a cylinder. Generally, the capacity of an elevator is related to the available floor space.
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