Biomedical Waste Disposal

GEP ECOTECH has been committed to manufacturing shredding systems for medical waste since 2013.Our shredders serve over 20 project sites in hospitals, clinics, healthcare facilities and treatment centers around the world, which have been running well in the shredding of soft and hard materials.Although not all wastes generated in medical institution are called medical waste, appropriate treatment of waste will help with reduction of medical waste and medical waste must be disposed of carefully to prevent the spread of disease and environmental contamination.With the advancement of medical techniques and the expansion of medical fields, this Management&Collection--Transportation--Treatment(Sterilization autoclave & Shredder system to reduce its size and remove the risk areas)--Disposal(treated like other municipal waste) chain has become the worldwide mainstream in medical waste treatment. While, shredding is the VITAL STEP.GEP has the highest processing quality and strongest production ability. (Adopting

Project OverviewIn an effort to revolutionize waste management practices, the Philippines has embarked on a pioneering project involving a 0.5-ton/h biomedical waste shredding machine. This shredder is used to shred medical waste such as needles, syringes, medicine bags, dirty dressings, gauze, diagnostic samples, expired medicines, etc. The project aims to enhance public health, environmental sustainability, and overall waste management efficiency. Biomedical Waste Shredding Machine OverviewAt the core of this initiative is the cutting-edge biomedical waste double shaft shredding machine. Specifically designed for biomedical waste, this state-of-the-art equipment operates on a dual-shaft mechanism, ensuring thorough and secure shredding of various biomedical materials. From medical packaging to syringes, the machine's advanced design tackles the diversity of biomedical waste with precision. Key Features of the Biomedical Waste Shredding Machine:Dual-Shaft Design: The machine's dual-shaft configuration

Biomedical waste originates from human or animal health care, medical research, medical teaching facilities, laboratories and other facilities. A portion of that waste stream is infectious or potentially infectious and presents a potential hazard to the public health and the environment. Before biomedical waste is recycled or landfilled, it must be treated in a harmless manner, and toxic and infectious materials must be thoroughly sterilized. Generally speaking, the harmless treatment of medical waste includes the following methods:IncinerationThis is a high temperature thermal process employing combustion of the waste under controlled condition for converting them into inert material and gases. Incinerators can be oil fired or electrically powered or a combination thereof. Broadly, three types of incinerators are used for hospital waste : multiple hearth type, rotary kiln and controlled air types. All the types can have primary and secondary combustion chambers to ensure optimal combustion. Incineration has