PUNJAB INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

-- a case study

Submitted to:- Submitted by:-

AR. HARVINDER KAUR ARUN KUMAR
AR. MEENAKSHI BHANU VERMA
MANSI GUPTA
SIMRANPREET KAUR
 PROJECT PROFILE

Project : PUNJAB INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

JALANDHAR ,PUNJAB
Architect: Gautam Shah and Associates.

Client: Government of Punjab.

Address: Garha road, Jalandhar city,
Punjab.
Plot Area: 56 acers.
Estimated cost: 160 cores
Started On: oct-2001

Accessibility

From Jalandhar Bus Stand: 5 mins.

From Jalandhar Railway station
: 20 mins.
 MASTER PLAN

R OAD
Plot Area = 56 Acres
sew ag e p lant

D
O A
E R
W ID

7.5 M E T E R
EN T.

12 M 6 .0 M TS. W IDE ROAD

17
W IDE
ROA
D
BOYS G+ 6
TS.
6 .0 M FUTURE

R OAD
GIRLS
17 HOSTEL 22

Master Plan
FUTURE
G+ 6 HOSTEL
17

H.T.LIN E
17 G+ 6
G+ 6
22

7.5 M E T E R
G+ 1 EN T. EN T.

GIRLS BOYS
23 6.0 M TS. W IDE ROAD HOSTEL

6.0 M TS. W IDE ROAD

HOSTEL
M AIN
EN T.

Development Area = 1,55,000 sq.m

GIRLS BOYS
IN TERN S
HOSTEL
IN TERN S 16
15 HOSTEL
15
G G+ 6 G+ 6
24 EN T. EN T.

6 .0 M TS. W IDE ROAD 6 .0 M TS. W IDE ROAD

SCO OTER PARKING SCO OTER PARKING SCO OTER PARKING SCO OTER PARKING

OVER HEAD HIGH TEN SION LIN E

W ID E R O A D

12 M ETER R OA D
R OAD

11 13 13a
12

•PHASE I
G+ 1 G+ 1
7.5 M E T E R

EN T. EN T.

FUTURE HOUSIN G
12 M

G+ 6 GREEN G+ 6
SPA CE

7.5 M E T E R R OA D 7.5 M E T E R R OA D

Hospital Medical College for 150 Admi-

CA R PA RKIN G

FUTURE G+ 6
17a 27
G+ 6 FUTURE
EN T.

EN T.

12 M . W IDE ROAD
FUTURE
EXPAN SION
FUTURE
EXPAN SION
-ssions/year
CA R PA RKIN G

EN T.

250 BED PO N D 250 BED 27

ISLAN D
17a G+ 5 4 G+ 5 EN T.

H.T.LIN E
G+ 6

G+ 6

SERVICE ROAD

Built-up Area = 90,000 sq mt.

RA M P

RA M P D O W N A N IM A L HOUSE
RA M P

STA IR- 7
W ARDS
STA IR- 8
G+ 2
TERRA CE
FUTURE
EXPAN SION
3

Cost = Rs. 90 Crores

TERRA CE
L VL + 24 130 L VL + 8 010
INPATIENT
M ACHINE W ARD SERVICE ROAD
G+ 3
+ 12040

25 ROOM G+ 5 G+ 5
6a STA IR
L VL
+ 1 2 040
LOAD IN G
D OCK

15
5 SERVICE
YA RD
G+ 1
TERRA CE L VL + 1 6070

M A C HIN E ROOM L VL + 24 130

G+ 4

Construction Start = October 2001

STA IR- 6 TERRA CE L VL + 1 2040

7 6 L VL + 1 60 70 A UDITORIUM
G+ 5 G+ 5 L VL
+ 80 60 G+ 1
D .G.SET HOSPITAL
TERRA CE
M ACHINE
ROOM STA IR 9 STA IR- 12
M ACHINE
ROOM STA IR STA IR
28
G+ 5 RAM P
10 G+ 3
TERRA CE
14 16

TERRA CE L VL + 20 100 TERRA CE L VL + 20 100 TERRA CE L VL + 20 100 L VL + 12 040 L VL + 8 060

9 1 TERRA CE G+ 1 G+ 1

Completion Date = March 2005

TERRA CE TERRA CE
2 L VL + 24 130
G+ 5 TERRA CE L VL + 12 040 TERRA CE G+ 4
L VL + 24 130
M ACHINE
L VL + 1 60 70
W ID E R O A D

ROOM
8 M EDICA L COLLEGE G+ 4 M EDICA L COLLEGE STA IR- 13
LECTURE HALLS
T.

D.G. TA NK STA IR- 4 L VL + 20 100

EN

STA IR- 3

TERRA CE
7.5 M . W IDE ROAD

L VL + 24 130
STA FF
EN T. TERRACE

•PHASE II
HOSP.
EN T.
FUTURE FUTURE
TERRACE G+ 1
TERRA CE BELOW
TERRACE EXPAN SION EXPAN SION
12 M

STA IR- 10

G+ 4
12 M . W IDE ROAD

G+ 2
HOSPITAL
STA IR- 1

STA IR- 2

Housing, Sarai & Auditorium

EM ERGEN CY O.P.D. PA VILION
EN T.
STA IR- 11

O.P.D.
12 M W ID E R O A D EN T. 12 M W ID E R O A D

Built-up Area = 45,000 sq. mt.

65'- 0" 68'- 0"

M
6

M
6

16a
9 M W IDE R O A D

CON T.
RM . M EDICA L COLLEGE/
H.T.LIN E

HOUSIN G
SARAI

Cost = Rs. 42 Crores

EN TRA N CE

G+ 3
26
6 6/11 KV
SW ITCHYARD
A D
M AIN HOSPITAL R O
E
EN TRA N CE W I D LAN D
10 0 FT GIVEN
EXISTIN G
EM ERGEN CY REVISED TO
PIM S PROPERTY

Construction Start = October 2004

PEDESTRIAN EN TRA N CE PROPERTY PUDA
LIN E
LIN E
EN TRA N CE
SARAI

Completion Date = September 2006

Area program of the hospital and medical college
Hospital/ Medical
Total
Med. College/Initial Bldg College/Animal House
.

1. Basement Floor 4955.04 --

4955.04

2. Ground Floor 18651.79 3470.77

22122.33

3. First Floor 14206.20 1803.46

16009.66

4. Second Floor 12697.33 2598.80

15296.13

5. Third Floor 10622.96 788.86

11411.82

6. Fourth Floor 9848.78 47.43

9896.21

7. Fifth floor 7308.26 --

7308.26

8. Terrace 1111.43 --
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1111.43
--
Total 79401.79 8709.32
88111.11
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 CONCEPTUAL PLAN

WARD BLOCK

MED.COLLEGE
DIAGONOSTIC
TREATMENT RAMP
SERVICE
O.P.D MODULES/ MED
YARD
COLL/ ADMIN

EMERGENCY/
O.T.BLOCK O.P.D PAVILION
CENTRAL PEDESTRIAN SPINE
OPD

CORES- VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION & PUBLIC SERVICES

INTER-RELATIONSHIP OF DIFF. FLOORS
 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

KITCHEN/DINING

MED.COLLEGE
ANIMAL HOUSE

AUDITORIUM

D.G.SET

ANATOMY
RAMP
X-RAY

MRI
C.T.SCAN

OBGYN. GEN.MED. COMM.MED PSYCHIATRIC LECTURE/EXAM

BLOOD BANK

FAMILY PLANNING ORTHO. HALL

OPD OPD
The whole hospital is divided into
ten parts.
The hospital has two main entrances:-
---The one takes in the OPD pavilion and
theother takes to the emergency.
EMERGENCY
OPD ---This divide the hospital’s two main

PAVILION function and make the space functionally

more friendly and helps the user .
PART-1-GROUND FLOOR: Open to sky areas
are provided for light
The part one consists of : in the corridor and
1)Porch rooms……

2) Emergency
3) Blood Bank OPEN
PARKING TO
It also have the three stairs

BLOOD BANK
SKY
for the vertical
transportation and very
strategically placed.

EMERGENCY

STRUCTURE:
The square structural PARKING
grid is followed of
7.2mX7.2m PORCH
The grid followed is typical
standard grid which is
generally used for a
hospital.
Staff parking and public
parking is provided on the
left of the building.
PART 1- GROUND FLOOR
 DIAGNOSTIC/TREATMENT

D.G.SET

TRANSFORMER X-RAY
ULTRA SOUND
MRI / C.T. SCAN
D.G.SET
CORRIDOR
LIFT
MRI / C.T. SCAN
CHIMNEY

PART 2- GROUND FLOOR

 RAMP DN

CENTRAL
PHOTOGRAPHY

PARKING SERVICE
YARD FUTURE
RADIOLOGY

DA4

PART 3- GROUND FLOOR

 Sectional view of the View of the finished
Top view of the gallery
false ceiling corridor

Exterior view of Different angles of views of OPD entrance

emergency
 MED.GASES
ELE RM / INCINERATOR

SERVICE YARD

CSSD

LAUNDRY

BOILER RECEV.
STORE
WATER TANK Basement floor:
The basement contains all
services like:
MECHENICAL Receive store ; CSSD;
AREA
laundry; medical gases;
electric room; incinerator;
boiler; water - tanks;
AC plant.
PART 1-2-3
BASEMENT FLOOR .
The basement is interconnected to all the ten parts through the connecting corridors.
Total 9 stairs accesses the basement.
Basement contains the service yard and loading dock which is open to sky.
There is strong interrelationship between the loading dock and
the receive store and the stairs for the vertical transportation of
the goods which is very functionally placed.
The remaining portion of the basement is kept unexcavated and
represented by blue dotted line in the previous drawing.

View of the enterior Internal view of

ramp courtyard
 GEN.MED.

MED.COLLEGE
WARDS

DENTAL AUDITORIUM

PHYSIOLOGY
A
EMER-WARDS O P D

OPTHAL.
RAMP

GEN.
SURGERY

ENT- CHEST&TB- PEDIA.` SKIN- FUTURE UPPER PART

LECTURE HALL
OPD OPD

WAITING
ICU

O.T.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

 EMERGENCY
PORCH
O.T.

I.C.U.
I.C.U. A.H.U
TOILET
WAITING

WARD WARD
CORRIDOR
STAIR

O.T.

FIRST FLOOR-PART-1
First Floor Part-1
Above the emergency lobby, there is strategically places the emergency
ICU; operation theatres’s 2 in no., and the wards for the emergency
patients.
9 ICU beds and 1 isolation bed with the support rooms are in the ICU
area.
Each ICU bed is provided with the space of 3.0mX2.5m area.
The whole operation theatre complex is isolated from the ICU and the
visitors.
It contains the patient holding beds 4 in no.
The two OT’s are in the placed in 2.5 grids ie; each OT of 7.2mX7..2 m
and shares the common scrub, trolley prep. and the soil.
5 bedded wards 5 in no. are placed with the total intake of 25
patients at a time
First floor part –I contains the total intake of 35 beds in total.

The ICU and OT’s are the restricted areas and the visitors are
not allowed to go there; so the waiting areas are very strategically
placed outside this space.
 SURGICAL
WARDS
75
0 750

600

100

600
0
RECOVERY

600
22
00 1000 650 650 1000 2200

LIBRARY
O T COMPLEX

RAMP

MICROBIOLOGY BIO-CHEM.
LECTURE HALL
OB-GYNEC. WARDS

LABOUR ROOM

MED.COLLEGE

O.T.

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

 PORCH
OBSTRICS &
GYNECOLOGY
NURSERY
A.H.U.
WAITING
LABOUR &
DELIVERY
CORRIDOR
STAIR

SECOND FLOOR-PART-1
Second floor part –I:
The second floor consist mainly of the OT’s .
In part one the labour and delivery with the gynecology department .
The extreme right consist of the nursery and the aseptic gynecology department .
There are two septic OT’s in the front for the complicated cases with there prep., scrub
and soil.
There are five bedded inpatient wards and five in number.
The support facilities and the nurse station are strategically placed in front of the wards
and nursery too.

View of details of
hanging of the sprinkler
Services details in the hanging in the wards for
View of wards
ducts: trap detail and fire fighting
corridor
waste water disposal
 15 BED
PATIENT
HOLDING
O.T. COMPLEX

STERILE CORRIDOR
15 BED
O.T.-6
SCRUB ORTHO.

DIRTY CORR.
PATIENT'S
HOLDING
GEN.
O.T.-5
PASSAGE

FFL + 8060 STERILE CORR.

TROLLY CORRIDOR
SOIL

SCRUB
PREP. STERILE

CLEAN
STORE

CORRIDOR
NURSE SOIL
STN. UTI.

CORRIDOR
C.S.S.D.

CORRIDOR
O.T.-4

CORRIDOR
O.T.
WAITING
GEN. CLEAN
UTI.

ANESTHE.

LIFT/STAIR
CORRIDOR

WORK RM./
ANESTHE. TOILET STORE
OFFICE

DUMB WEIGHTER
MATRON'S
STERILE

OFFICE

STAIR

CLEAN
O.T.-3
E.N.T
DOCTORS NURSE
OFFICE STN./
STRETCHER SHOE
CONTROL CHANGE
TRANSF.
SCRUB
DIRTY

SOIL TROLLY FFL + 8060 VESTIBULE

PREP. O.T. COMPLEX

NURSE DARK
STN. X-RAY ROOM TROLLY
STORE ANESTHE. WAITING
OFFICE PREP.
O.T.-7
FUTURE

SATELITE LAB
PHARMACY SCRUB

O.T.-2
OPTHAL.

SCRUB
SOIL
STERILE CORRIDOR
SCRUB

TROLLY FFL + 8060

SOIL PREP.
SCRUB

O.T.-9
CHIMNEY O.T.-8 FUTURE
FUTURE
PASSENGER
LIFT LIFT
O.T.-10 1 2
FUTURE
O.T.-1 SOIL.
SURG. TROLLY STRETCHER
SPEC. STORE PREP. SOIL TROLLY
JAN. TROLLY LIFT LIFT
PREP. CLOSET 2
PREP. 1

CORE-1
CORRIDOR

SECOND FLOOR-PART-2
Second floor plan-part-II:
Mainly the consists of all the operation theaters.
Out of which the 2 OT’s are for future use.
The whole complex is divided into three parts according to the corridors :
1)the clean corridor;
2)the sterile corridor;
3)the dirty corridor.
The visitors are not allowed to go beyond the sterile corridor.
The clean corridor consist of patient holding where the patient’s bed is prepared for the
operation and then taken to OT.
It consists of anesthesia office and work room.
The sterile corridor consists of OT’s.
2 OT’s shares the common scrub, trolley prep. And the soil.
The dirty corridor is to take the soil from the OT to the basement for
the disposal.
The dirty corridor is cantilevered and has the dimension of 2.5 m wide
The OT consists of the internal stairs for the doctor’s and the nurses.

VIEW OF THE
CANTILEVERED DIRTY
CORRIDOR
 RECOVERY
O.T.COMPLEX
DIRTY CORR.
A.H.U.
TOILET
RECOVERY WAITING
STERILE CORR.
CORRIDOR
STAIR
OFFICES

SECOND FLOOR-PART-3
The second floor is the most important area for the hospital.
Part three consists of the recovery beds.
The recovery area is directly connected to the OT. through the sterile corridor and the
operated patient is not brought into the common corridor.
After then the patient is taken to the wards block through the connecting corridor.
The wards block consist of the repetitive plan.
These typical floor consists of common wards and the isolation beds and the two
bedded wards too

External view

View of the lift for the vertical

transportation
Part three consists of the core area
which contains the public toilets and
View of the skylights
the stairs and lift lobbies.
and from the corridor
These are the purely the public cores
View of the vertical shaft
for public facilities.
for the plumbing.
 WARDS
PANTRY
SEMINAR RM
TOILET
CORRIDOR
WARDS STAIR
WARDS
WAITING
RECEPTION
LAB.
EXAM/
OFFICES

TYPICAL FLOOR-PART-4
 SURGICAL
WARDS

LIBRARY
LOCKERS

RAMP

PHARMACOLOGY
PEDIA.WARDS

FORENSIC MED. UPPER PART

LECTURE HALL
NEO-NATAL

MED.COLLEGE

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

 PEDIATRI
C
NEO-NATAL
AHU
TERRACE
WAITING
OFFICE/LOCKERS
CORRIDOR
STAIR

THIRD FLOOR-PART-1
THIRD FOOR – PART-I
The part one consists of the wards;
Neonatal,
Pediatric wards.
These are very strategically placed above the gynec OT’s .
This department mainly consists of the new born babies and the small kids.
All the support facilities are around the central open to shy court and in front of the
required department.
These have a deep interrelationship with the below departments and very
functionally placed so that the cerotic environment cannot develop in the hospital.
 FUTURE
EXPANSION
AHU
TERRACE
WAITING
DOUBLE HT.
DOCTORS’/NURS
ES lOCKERS
CORRIDOR
STAIR/LIFT

THIRD FLOOR-PART-2
 ORTHOPEDIC - OPTHOLMOLOGY
WARDS

OFFICES
PATH. LAB.

RAMP
PSYCH / DERMATOLOGY
GYNEC. WARDS

PATHOLOGY COMM.MED.
MED.COLLEGE

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

 OTO-RHINO-PRIVATE
WARD

.OFFICES
DEPT.OFFICES

RAMP

DEPT.OFFICES ADM./ GEN. OFF./

COLL.COUNCIL

FIFTH FLOOR PLAN

ELEVATIONS AND SECTIONS
 EMERGENCY. MEDICAL COLLEGE
LECTURE HALL AUDITORIUM

O P D PAV VALION
FRONT ELEVATION

SERVICE YARD
SIDE ELEVATION

WARDS

REAR SIDE ELEVATION

 PUBLIC PUBLIC
CORE CORE
RAMP

REAR SIDE ELEVATION

MEDICAL
COLLEGE

ANIMAL
HOUSE

REAR SIDE ELEVATION

INFERENCES
Entrances: Roads section:
PIMS has three entrances: The road side have lamps and good lighting in the
parking area.
1) To emergency and hospital
The trees are along the road sides and proper drains
2) To OPD along the road for the rain water disposal .
3) To institution, housing and hostels
A separate pedestrian entrance is provided to access
the sarai. and has no link to the internal roads of the
hospital complex.
Roads: Pedestrians
The main approach roads are 12m wide, and some
Footpaths are made for the pedestrians of 2.5m and
internal roads are 7.5m wide , with the service roads
3m wide along the approach roads.
also of 12m wide, the roads accesses the whole site all
around.
Service related to site:
Service roads and ramps are strategically placed which do not hinders the main roads. Service ramps are
made to approach the basement to service yard for the trucks to work properly in the space ,keeping in mind
the turning radius and clear height .
Parking:
The parking is the main problem which is generally faced by the user of the building but the parking
space for 450 cars for the visitors are provided in the site. Different parking space for the emergency •View of the
and the staff are also provided. service yard
The parking and entrance porches are very strategically placed and there is proper flow of the traffic. •Separate parking
This makes the space user friendly and resulted in the worked out and efficient design. for the ambulance
Separate parking for the the ambulance is provide for the provided , and is placed around the entrance
porch.

View of the site for phase II Drains for the rain water disposal at View of the OPD pavilion from
Water body at rear side buildings the parking the emergency entrance
 Internal:
 Separate roads have been provided for OPD and emergency,
which provides the complete segregation of traffic.
 Total parking space for 450 cars of visitors have been provided
 Parking of service yard has been strategicallly placed such
that it has direct access through service lane.
 There are total 9 stairs leading to different parts of the building.
 CSSD does not has DIRTY DUMB WAITER, all the dirty
goods are carried manually.
 Wires have been laid on stainless steel trays.
 No refuse shute has been provided in the hospital.
 Fire doors are lead coated to to make them fire-resistant.
 Water sprinklers and smoke detectors have been provided
after every 3m distance(approx.)
 CSSD has been provided near to emergency.
 Openable glass windows have been provided for adequate
ventilation.
 ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER
 Architectural form directly follows the functional aspect in the
straight line building façade.
 Façade comes out acc. To planning of spaces and no special
efforts have been made to design the form of the building
 Entrance lobby of the OPD has quarter cylindrical form,
which is fully glazed, and breaks the monotony of the whole
structure. But this also causes sharp western glare in the
evening
 Overall building has been finished in stucco finish
 Glazing is done in bronze-grey aluminium frame, with use of
green tinted glass
 False- ceiling of metal sheets has been done.
 Marble has been used for flooring.
 SERVICES View of the
terrace and
Air conditioning:
air-
 A chill water system for the air conditioning is installed. conditioning
 4 no’s water cooled centrifugal chiller of 450 TR capacity each to ventilation.
provide chilled water supply to AHU. 3no’s hot water generator of 400 kw capacity
each to supply the hot water for winter space heating . The plant room is
located in the basement.
 Chiller (condenser) rejects heat to condenser water turn are cooled in 3 no’s cooling tower of 520 TR
capacity each located on the terrace.
 There are 4 (1 stand by ) no’s constant speed chilled water pumps for circulating chilled water to
different AHU’s.
 There are 4 no’s condenser water pumps and 3 nos hot water pumps located in the plant room.
Operation theatres:
Following low side system is used for the OT’s:
 All OT supply 100% outside conditioned air . There is one AHU supplying air to two OT’s however 2
no’s OT’s have individual AHU. 2 NO’s OT’s on first floor and 2 nps OT on second floor are served by HRW
inbuilt TFA units.
Aluminum ducts are used for supplying conditioned air and exhausting used from OT’s.
 Closed cell nitrite are used as insulating material on all supply air ducts for OT’s and exhaust air ducts
outside OT’s ; however upto heat recovery wheel s are isolated with glass wool as an insulating material.
 High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters are installed before supply air terminates in OT.
 Electric reheaters are provided in supply air after cooling coil for humidity control during high humidity
condition.
 Electric pan type of humidifier are used for humidification during counter space heating.
 All OT’s area are maintained at +ve pressure to prevent ingress of air from surrounding areas.
This is accomplished by exhausting 15% less air than the supply air quantity.
v ICU AHU are provided with electric pan type of humidifier for humidification during winters space heating. This
area as in OT are also maintained at +ve pressure with respect to surrounding area.
v Conditioned area other than OT are taken from AHU through GI ducting.
v All AHU are double skinned type and provided with 2 way modulating control valve at the cooling /heating coils
with compatible thermostat.
Basement Ventilation:
v The air exhausted out using ceiling mounted grills , GI ducting and centrifugal fans.
v The basement is ventilated @ 10-15 air change / hr . Fans are used for forced exhaust and
forced fresh air supply.
v A/C plant room , laundry , boiler room and autopsy morgue are served through air washer.
Noise criterion:
All air conditioning equipments and materials are selected , designed and installed in such a manner that the system is
free from vibration and disturbing sound.
The noise level in conditioned space due to all air conditioning equipments will not exceed 50 db at 125 Hz when
measured at ant point in the occupied space less than 1.5 m above the ground level and not closer than 1.5 m from any
supply air register or 60 cm from any return air grill.

Difference in the AC
ducts used in ICU’s
and in the normal
View of plant room. areas
 PLUMBING WORKS:

Leak proof plumbing system to match the high quality standard of the hospital building.
Piping systems are planned to prevent contamination hazards and are located in a accessible pipe ducts to ensure
easy access for repair and maintenance.
Assured 24 hrs safe water is stored for uninterrupted water supply.
SANITARY FIXTURE:
Plumbing fixture are of the highest quality , indigenous make appropriate to the high standards required in the
hospital.
Fixture and showers for the patient are specially designed hospital fixture are infrared operated taps and
flushing system for no touch operation and water saving.
Conventional sanitary fixture are used for all public and staff
toilet. Fixture have good water pressure for optimal functioning..

DRAINAGE SYSTEM:
· Sanitary drainage system are of cast iron pipes . Khurra for the rain
· The entire system is provided with traps and fully ventilated. water disposal at terrace.
· Drain lines from the kitchen , laundry , laboratory and special areas using
radioactive wastes have separate stream for pre treatment / neutralization before disposal in city sewage system.
· Separate rain water disposal system based on the local rainfall data is also provided.

Traps showing the

sewage disposal in the
wards.
 WATER SUPPLY AND TREATMENT:
· Water supply to the hospital complex is safe and meets international standards for drinking water.
· The water is filtered and softened for general supply polishing softer (hardness commercial zero) is done for
water supply to sterilizer, autoclaves, boiler, and laundry and HVAC water.
· Supply to special equipments , labs, and other areas are deminerlised water or treated in the RO plant.
Estimated water requirement for 450 bedded + 1250 TR A.C plant
Domestic Use - 225 cum/day
Laundry - 125 cum/day
HVAC - 1100 cum/day
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TOTAL - 1550 cum/day
Storage capacity for at least 24 hrs. Requirement and static fire storage.

STEAM BOILERS:
Steam boilers are provided to meet requirement of steam for sterilization , laundry, kitchen, winter heating and
hot water generation
Boilers are oil filled and fully automatic.
SCRUBBER:
A wet scrubber is provided for reducing stack emission as per pollution control
requirements.
INCINERATOR/COMPACTOR:
Specially designed oil fired incinerator to dispose off hospital waste are provided.
Waster compactor units to crush waste for compaction and disposal in approved manner.
CENTRALISED MEDICAL GASES SUPPLY SYSTEM:
The hospital is provided with the centralized medical gases supply system with supply of oxygen , nitrous oxide ,
vacuum and compound air.
Oxygen and nitrous oxide supplied from gas banks.
Vacuum and compound air is supplied from the vacuum pump and air compressor to meet the hospital standards.
 ELECTRICAL

•For electrical services architecturally electrical rooms and electrical panels

are provided in the whole building.
•P.V.C. conduit pipes were laid by chiseling of walls and after lying of
conduits, the walls are plastered flushed to wall surface.
•Ceiling fans and concealed light boxes at the time of roof slab casting.
•Special boxes are also laid in the floors of labs in order to provide electrical
and networking conduits.
•For data and networking CAT 5 cable is laid in separate conduits which is
connected to the main server room.
•Lightning conductor is also mounted on the top of Academic Block.
FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM:
The fire suppression system will comprise of:
· Underground static water tank.
· Overhead secondary reservoir for sprinkler
system (on building terrace).
· Electric fire , sprinklers , jockey pump and
diesel engine pump.
WET RISER HYDRANT SYSTEMS:
Fire main permanently charged with water under pressure to the fire pumps , external
ring main with standpost hydrants and hydrant station with valve ,hose reels and
accessories.
SPRINKLER STSTEM:
Sprinkler system is provided in the entire hospital complex including basement and all
other areas except the electrical LT room etc.
The system use quick response sprinkler in all patient areas , pendant/upright sprinklers
in exposed location basement ceiling and invoid above false ceiling and semi recessed type
sprinklers under false ceiling.
SPECIAL PROTECTION:
Oil filled power transformer installed in basement requires
high voltage deluge system. Graphite dry type transformer
does not require the protection. Carbon dioxide flooding system
for main power LT and HT panels.
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS:
Fire extinguishers for different classes for specific usage to be
installed throughout the building.
 LANDSCAPING
 Landscaping is still under progress.
 Emphasis has been laid on the mix use of hard and soft areas
of landscaping.
 Floor has been given a material difference which sets the
movement pattern of the space.
 All the wires have been laid underground, which prevents
the state of chaos.
 In front of hospital entrance, a water pool has been constructed,
which creates a soothing effect.
 Provision of landscaped courtyards has been provided, along
the wards, which brings a lot of light inside, creating inner-outer
relation.
 External
views of the
hospital

VIEW FROM THE MODEL

Thank you…..