Chlorine Dioxide Collaboration Cases

1.Partner Name: Renshou County Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital

2. Partner Introduction: Renshou County Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital was founded in 1980. It is a national tertiary Grade A Traditional Chinese Medicine hospital, a national level baby friendly hospital, and a designated hospital for various medical insurance.

3. Collaborative product: Chlorine dioxide AB pharmaceutical

4. Details of cooperation: In a 1:1 ratio, chlorine dioxide agents A and B are respectively fed into the inlet of the chlorine dioxide generator in the hospital wastewater treatment workshop. The generator sends agents A and B into the reactor through a metering pump (conveying raw materials and adjusting flow rate). After mixing the two, sufficient reaction is carried out at a certain temperature and negative pressure to produce chlorine dioxide gas.

4.The main departments and facilities that generate sewage in hospitals through cooperation include: 

Diagnosis and treatment rooms, laboratories, wards, laundry rooms, X-ray imaging, operating rooms, and other drainage systems; By adding chlorine dioxide, the indicators of COD, BOD5, SS, animal and vegetable oils, petroleum, and anionic surfactants in wastewater are controlled to meet the national safety discharge requirements.

5. Achievements achieved:

1. Prevent environmental pollution from sewage: Hospital sewage contains a large amount of organic matter and microorganisms. If discharged directly into the environment, it can cause water pollution, affecting water quality and the balance of the ecosystem.

2. Prevent the harm of sewage to human health: Hospital sewage may contain various pathogens and drug residues, and direct contact or consumption of contaminated water sources can pose a serious threat to the health of medical personnel and hospital patients.

3. Conservation of resources and energy: Through scientific and reasonable sewage treatment, some water resources and energy can be recycled and reused，Source, reduce consumption of natural resources.