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Shanghai Henglong Science and Education Equipment Co., Ltd
Room 2F302, No. 550 Dongzhou Road, Dongjing Industrial Zone, Songjiang District, Shanghai
Pathology solvent recovery system
The solvent recovery system can purify and recover the generated xylene and ethanol waste liquid, removing tissue fragments, paraffin, tissue chemical staining solution, and other impurities from the waste liquid, achieving the goal of resource recovery and recycling
System Characteristics
The use of touch screen PLC as the control core of the system not only achieves intelligent automation, but also enables simple and flexible human-machine interaction operations
Added automatic feeding function and mixed recycling mode, further simplifying operation steps and enriching application scenarios
The high-efficiency integrated distillation module realizes efficient and environmentally friendly recycling of waste liquid. The overall integrated design makes the system easy to place and move, and also more convenient for daily cleaning
maintain
All components are selected according to industrial grade requirements, and key components are specially customized for high temperature and corrosion resistance, ensuring the high reliability of the system
Multiple over temperature protection and over-current protection have been designed for safer operation of the entire machine. The system is designed with timed shutdown and power off reset restart (the system restarts to standby mode after power off and power on) to avoid abnormal operation of the system in unattended situations
Equipment single treatment of waste liquid 5L/10L/20L (depending on specific model)
Reason for application:
Reduce the cost of purchasing new reagents such as xylene and ethanol, save funds needed for handling hazardous waste such as xylene, recycle and reuse to reduce environmental pollution, lower the burden of hazardous waste treatment, and promote energy conservation and environmental resource reuse for the benefit of humanity. A small amount of solid residue (paraffin, tissue fragments, pigments, impurities, etc.) generated during the recycling process can be disposed of with infectious waste or according to the requirements of local environmental protection departments.
5L/10L/20L
Technical specifications
Technical parameters Power supply: 220V ± 10 Waste liquid addition amount: 5L/10L/20L (optional)
Equipment power: 800W
Xylene recovery concentration: 98-99%
Waste liquid recovery time: approximately 160 minutes
Xylene recovery ratio: ≥ 92%
After alcohol recovery, the concentration increases by 5-25%
Solid matter, pigment, and paraffin removal rate: 100%
Ethanol recovery rate: ≥ 90%
Machine volume: 610mm × 480mm x 920mm Ethanol removal rate in xylene: 99%
Why recycle pathology waste liquid
The State Council's "Regulations on the Management of Medical Waste" and the Ministry of Health's "Measures for the Management of Medical Waste in Medical Institutions" classify medical waste into five categories (infectious waste, damaging waste, pathological waste, chemical waste, and pharmaceutical waste), and xylene in pathology waste liquid belongs to chemical waste. The National Hazardous Waste List released by the Ministry of Environmental Protection classifies medical waste as hazardous waste. Number HW01. Chemical hazardous waste in medical waste must be disposed of by qualified hazardous waste treatment units or recycled, and must not be illegally discharged.
Waste liquid treatment equipment required by hospital evaluation standards
According to Article 4.17.31 of the "Implementation Rules for the Evaluation Standards of Third level Comprehensive Hospitals (2011 Edition)" and Article 4.16.3.1 of the "Implementation Rules for the Evaluation Standards of Second level Comprehensive Hospitals (2012 Edition)", the pathology department "has a system and procedure for the unified recycling of waste hazardous liquids generated in work, ensuring the use of instruments for recycling or qualified institutions for recycling, and strictly prohibiting arbitrary dumping into sewers".