Methodology
Biomedical Waste Management
Instrumentation
The year 1998 saw the Indian Government taking major indications to control and reduce various types of environmental pollution. The Bio-Medical waste management and handling rules have been notified in 1998. if regulated disposal of Bio-Medical wastes and lays down the procedures for collection, treatment and disposal and standards to be compiled with. To maintain the environmental standard it requires such instrumentation for disposal of Bio-Medical wastes.
Transportation:
The medical wastes should never be transported with general municipal waste and these should be kept separate at all stages. Special vehicles must be used to so as to prevent access to and direct contact with the waste by the transportation operators, the scavengers and the public. We carry Bio-Medical waste in a closed container in closed vehicles.
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Biomedical Waste Management
Treatment Process
Treatment Of Bio-Medical Waste
1
Incineration
We adopt a high-temperature combustion incineration method under controlled conditions to convert Bio-Medical waste into ash.
2
Autoclaving
Autoclaving is a low-heat thermal process that brings steam into direct contact with the waste for sufficient duration to disinfect the waste.
3
Shredding
Shredding helps decontaminate and convert used needles, syringes and other plastic devices into an unrecognizable form.