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Bob,
Have not heard of them either, but they are wrong to say they are “NFPA 99 approved”. NFPA does not approve anything. If they meet the requirements of the code, they can be used under the code, but there is no valid “approval” they can produce.
The manufacturer must confirm: does the product meet all the requirements in the Code? …
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Pressurized intraperitoneal aerosol chemotherapy (PIPAC)
I haven’t seen or heard of this, but I would be interested to know how much of the medication is still aerosolized and pulled into the piping system even after whatever filter they run it through. Knowing how nasty some of that stuff can get I would have my reservations.
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Pressurized intraperitoneal aerosol chemotherapy (PIPAC)
Has anyone seen PIPAC implemented in a facility that they work? This new procedure utilizes WAGD inlets to evacuate the aerosol chemotherapy drug from the body. The facility utilizes an inline filter to remove the drug before entering the WAGD inlet. I am hoping to get some feedback of how this is or isn’t affecting the WAGD piping and/or vacuum pump.
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