A medical gas pipeline system is a complex network of pipes and components within a healthcare facility, primarily hospitals and clinics, designed to deliver medical gases like oxygen, nitrous oxide, and medical air
safely and reliably. It includes sources for these gases, a distribution network, medical gas outlets for connecting equipment, gas manifolds to regulate gas flow, monitoring and alarm systems for safety, gas control
panels for precise control, and various safety features to prevent cross-contamination and respond to emergencies. Compliance with strict industry standards, like NFPA-99, is paramount to ensure the system’s safety and
reliability, making it an essential component for medical procedures, patient care, and life support systems in healthcare settings.