A steel multiplace hyperbaric chamber for hospitals, hyperbaric clinics and professional sports medicine. Configurable from 4+2 up to 12+2 occupants, with an operating range of 3.0 to 6.0 ATA and a full air generation, monitoring and fire suppression system.
- Operating range 3.0 ATA to 6.0 ATA
- 4+2, 6+2, 8+2, 10+2 or 12+2 occupants, up to 14 seats
- Steel construction with a 2200 mm internal diameter
- External control panel with manual override and emergency stop
About Titan
Titan is the largest chamber in the range and the one that reaches the highest treatment pressures. It is built from steel rather than aluminium, in a modular cylindrical form, and is intended for permanent installation in medical centres, hospitals and dedicated hyperbaric clinics. The pressure range of 3.0 to 6.0 ATA covers indications that lower-pressure chambers cannot address, including decompression sickness and gas embolism.
The chamber is not portable. It arrives as modules 770 mm wide that pass through a standard doorway, and it needs two rooms: a technical room for the compressors, dryer and air tanks, and a chamber room for the vessel and fire suppression system. Titan is available in two body styles, Titan Square and Titan Omega.
Multiplace capacity
Configurations of 4+2, 6+2, 8+2, 10+2 or 12+2 patients, up to 14 seats in total. The +2 positions are for attendants who stay inside with the patients during treatment.
Steel pressure vessel
Steel construction rated to a maximum operating pressure of 5.0 bar, a maximum design overpressure of 5.5 bar and a testing overpressure of 8.25 bar. Overall dimensions are 7988 × 2356 × 2604 mm with a 2200 mm internal diameter.
Air generation and reserve
Three air generating units, four air stock tanks and an air cooler. Air supply flow is 450 LPM with a ventilation rate of 600 LPM. Emergency depressurisation runs from 3.0 ATA to 1.0 ATA in 125 seconds.
Monitoring and fire safety
Large-screen patient monitoring tracks heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, blood oxygen saturation and temperature in real time. Five fire suppression units are integrated into the chamber room installation.
Pure oxygen, precisely controlled
BIBS delivery. Oxygen reaches each occupant through the built-in breathing system at 5 bar and 40 LPM, so the chamber itself stays pressurised with breathable air rather than oxygen.
Filtered air supply. Air is drawn from the compressors, passed through the dryer, then through carbon, oil and microparticle filters to remove the water inherent in compressed air before it reaches the chamber.
Buffered pressure. Four air stock tanks hold reserve air so pressure stays stable through compression, treatment and decompression rather than tracking compressor duty cycles.
Operator control
Titan is run from an external control panel by an operator outside the chamber. The panel handles pressure adjustment, vital-sign monitoring and voice communication with the occupants, and it carries manual overrides and an emergency stop for situations where the automated sequence has to be interrupted.
External control computer. The central controller for the outside assistant, covering session setup, pressure profile, door locking and live monitoring.
Manual override. The chamber can be operated manually as well as through automated controls, which is a requirement for clinical installations working to hyperbaric safety standards.
Specifications
| Capacity | 4+2, 6+2, 8+2, 10+2 or 12+2 patients (up to 14 seats) |
|---|---|
| Maximum operating pressure | 3.0 ATA to 6.0 ATA (5.0 bar) / 44.08 to 88.17 PSI |
| Maximum design overpressure | 5.5 bar |
| Testing overpressure | 8.25 bar |
| Material | Steel |
| Shape | Modular cylindrical, fits a standard doorway |
| Overall length | 7988 mm (314.48 in) |
| Overall width | 2356 mm (92.75 in) |
| Height | 2604 mm (102.52 in) |
| Internal diameter | 2200 mm (86.61 in) |
| Module width | 770 mm (30.315 in) |
| Design temperature | 0 °C to 38 °C |
| Air supply flow | 450 LPM |
| Ventilation rate | 600 LPM |
| BIBS oxygen supply | 5 bar / 40 LPM |
| Emergency depressurisation | 3.0 ATA to 1.0 ATA in 125 seconds |
| Maximum patient weight | 225 kg (496 lbs) |
| Technical room floor size | 9000 × 6200 mm (compressor, dryer, air tanks) |
| Chamber room floor size | 13000 × 6000 mm (chamber and fire system) |
| Body styles | Titan Square, Titan Omega |
| Air generating units | 3 units (compressors, dryer, filtration) |
|---|---|
| Air stock tanks | 4 units |
| Control panel | 1 external unit with manual override and emergency stop |
| Fire suppression | 5 units |
| Air cooler | 1 unit |
| Breathing system | BIBS with individual masks |
| Patient monitoring | Large-screen monitors tracking heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, SpO₂ and temperature |
| Entertainment | Tablet per patient on an adjustable mobile arm |
| Air compressor | 110 kW / 150 HP, 76 dB(A) |
An interior built for treatment
Seating is arranged along the chamber for patients with additional positions for attendants. Each patient has an entertainment tablet on a mobile arm, positioned rather than held, and monitoring screens are visible from the attendant seats as well as the control panel outside.
Planning a Titan installation
Titan needs more site preparation than the aluminium chambers in the range. Budget for two rooms, a 9000 × 6200 mm technical room and a 13000 × 6000 mm chamber room, plus power for a 110 kW compressor and access for module delivery. Nordic Welltech carries out a site survey before quoting.
Certifications
ASME-PVHO · PED · CE · ISO · NFPA
Certification scope varies by configuration and destination market, and clinical installations at these pressures are usually subject to additional national requirements. Nordic Welltech will confirm the exact certificate set for your specification before order.
Request a quote for Titan
Contact us and we will come back with configuration, accessories and pricing within 24 hours.
Phone: +46 737 77 33 89 · Email: hello@nordicwelltech.com · Address: Hyllie allé 5, Malmö
Request a quoteFor clinical and research background on hyperbaric medicine, see the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS).