What are the requirements for cooling fans in medical equipment?

Today, cooling fans have entered all walks of life, from simple electronic equipment to high-end smart products, smart homes, car cushions, medical equipment, etc., a large number of cooling fans are used, of which cooling fans will be used in in medical equipment. What are the requirements for cooling fans in medical equipment?

In the medical industry, the main function of cooling fans is ventilation, not heat dissipation. In a medical device, it doesn't dissipate much heat at all. Therefore, the role of the cooling fan is ventilation.

When choosing a fan, pay attention to the stability, air pressure, air volume and noise of the fan. Therefore, the choice of fan is particularly important. A high-performance, high-efficiency, low-noise, long-life fan can greatly improve the final performance of the equipment. Equally important to medical devices are of course small, powerful and efficient drives that provide high-precision control. Modern operating rooms are inseparable from these medical devices.
All axial, centrifugal and diagonal/diagonal fans are designed for years of reliable, maintenance-free operation. For demanding applications involving extremely high mechanical stress, such as cooling CT scanner rotors, which accelerate up to 50 times the acceleration of gravity, or in analyzers with particularly high corrosion resistance requirements, we also offer heavy-duty fans. In particular, when running the CPAP machine in the bedroom, the CPAP machine with the inner rotor motor fan ensures a rapid increase in pressure to match the breathing rate - and the unit operates very quietly to ensure undisturbed sleep.
Therefore, in the medical industry, we must pay attention to the stability, air pressure, air volume, noise, etc. of the fan when choosing a fan. This is my personal understanding and opinion. If you know the industry, please share it.