To Fulfill Oxygen Needs, RNI Produces Domestically Made Oxygen Generators - engteco_news Tempo.co

2022-05-28 03:42:20 By : Mr. Shidou Teng

The Rajawali Nusantara Indonesia Building in the Mega Kuningan area, Jakarta.TEMPO/Adri IriantoTEMPO.CO, Jakarta - PT Rajawali Nusantara Indonesia (RNI) Persero has a solution to fulfill oxygen in line with the soaring cases of Covid-19 and the increasing demand for medical oxygen, namely by producing a domestically made oxygen generator.President Director of PT RNI (Persero), Arief Prasetyo Adi said this innovation was in line with Presidential Instruction Number 6 of 2016 to the Minister of SOEs to increase the capacity of SOEs in the pharmaceutical and medical device industry to develop medical devices in order to realize the independence and competitiveness of the medical device industry in country.Arief added that the Alkes Oxygen generator innovation is able to make oxygen factories independently in every hospital without relying on the PSA (Pressure Swing Adsorption) method, namely by separating the nitrogen content from the air, so as to create oxygen with a purity of 93 percent plus minus 2 percent according to World medical standards. Health Organization (WHO)."This innovation was carried out in the second quarter of 2021 and several hospitals have placed orders from 50 liters per minute to 200 liters per minute," said Arief in a written statement, Sunday, July 11, 2021.The RNI group through its subsidiary Mitra Rajawali Banjaran (MRB) innovates to produce a medical device called the Hype Oxygen Generator.This tool can produce oxygen gas independently starting from type 02G-50 which is capable of producing 50 liters of oxygen per minute, 02G-100 with an oxygen production capacity of 100 liters per minute, 02G-200 with an oxygen capacity of 200 liters per minute, 02G-300 with oxygen production capacity of 300 liters per minute, up to 02G-500 with oxygen production of 500 liters per minute.Get exclusive and in-depth news summaries according to your chosen topic by reading Tempo's selected newsletterMonkeypox has spread as far as Singapore, a close neighbor of Indonesia.Learn how the smallpox virus is transmitted and know how to prevent it.