Patient Hold

F.H = FUME HOOD

FIG: A TYPICAL LAY-OUT OF A PET-CT FACILITY. TOTAL AREA=150-160 SQ.M

Note: All the walls of the PET-CT Facility should be made up of thick brick or thick concrete but the walls of PET-CT room
should be concrete only, the thickness of which depends upon the area and workload.
Fume Hood should be installed if required.
 F.H. = Fume Hood
S = SINK
FIG: A TYPICAL LAY-OUT OF A NUCLEAR MEDICINE LABORATORY FOR DIAGNOSTIC STUDIES (IN-VIVO
IMAGING) TOTAL AREA= 150-160 SQ.M

Note: All the walls and partitions of the Nuclear Medicine laboratory should be made up of 9” thick brick or 6” thick concrete.
Fume Hood to be installed; if required
 Fig: A TYPICAL LAY OUT FOR NUCLEAR MEDICINE FACILITY HAVING BOTH GAMMA CAMERA AND PET-CT
INSTALLATIONS.
Note: All the walls of the PET-CT Facility should be made up of thick brick or thick concrete but the walls of PET-CT room should
be concrete only, the thickness of which depends upon the area and workload.
Fume Hood should be installed if required.
FIG: A TYPICAL LAY-OUT FOR A 2-BEDDED ISOLATION WARD FOR HOSPITALISATION OF PATIENTS TREATED
WITH LARGE DOSE OF I-131
Note: All the walls should be made up of concrete and the thickness of which depends upon the area of the room, position of the
bed with walls and the occupancies of all the sides. The ducting line for the fume hood has to be shown in the plan.
FROM ISOLATION WARD I FROM ISOLATION WARD II

VALVE - I VALVE - II

DELAY TANK - 1 DELAY TANK - 2 FIG: DUAL DELAY TANK SYSTEM FOR
COLLECTION AND SAFE DISPOSAL
OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE FROM
ISOLATION WARD

VALVE – III VALVE - IV

SAMPLE COLLECTION PROVISION

MAIN SEWERAGE
CHAMBER SEWERAGE LINE

Note: The capacity of the delay tank for a single patient is 3000 litres each.