Medical waste incinerator should not be disposed of medical waste, including plastic, rubber, paper and other medical waste, metal, glass, used batteries and other types of medical waste.
Medical waste contains a large number of viruses, germs and chemicals, is a kind of waste that is extremely harmful to the environment. If not handled properly, it can cause serious environmental pollution. In particular, the treatment of medical waste used by patients with atypical pneumonia, patient feces, food residues, etc. is even more stringent, which highlights the necessity and urgency of safe treatment of medical waste.
While many people believe that the harmful substances and germs in medical waste can be eliminated after incineration at high temperatures, we need to be reminded here that not all medical waste can be incinerated.
The incinerator can incinerate plastic, rubber, paper and other medical waste, but it cannot incinerate metal, glass, used batteries and other types of medical waste. In addition to generating some harmful gases, but also very easy to cause the incinerator explosion, so, in the treatment of medical waste should not be taken lightly.
Normative references
The following documents are essential for the application of this standard. Where the cited document is dated, only the dated version applies to this standard. Where the cited document is not dated, its valid version (including all change orders) applies to this standard.
GB 12348 Industrial enterprise boundary noise emission standards.
GB 18484 Hazardous waste incineration pollution control standards.
GB 18597 Hazardous waste storage pollution control standards.
GB/T 16157 Determination of particulate matter in the exhaust of stationary pollution sources and sampling methods for gaseous pollutants.
HJ 75 Technical specifications for continuous monitoring of flue gas (SO2, NOx, particulate matter) emissions from stationary sources.
HJ 76 Fixed pollution sources flue gas (SO2, NOx, particulate matter) emission continuous monitoring system technical requirements and testing methods.
HJ 77.2 ambient air and waste gas dioxin class determination isotope dilution high-resolution gas chromatography - high-resolution mass spectrometry.
HJ 494 water quality sampling technical guidance.