Medical wastewater refers to the wastewater discharged from different places within a hospital. When it comes to hospitals, everyone is no stranger to them. But do you know about the discharge of medical wastewater? Is the harm caused by medical wastewater really that great? Then how should we do it? Let’s take a look together with the online water quality monitoring instrument manufacturer:
There is a reason for conducting medical wastewater monitoring work. In hospitals, places where wastewater occurs include consultation rooms, laboratories, laundries, X-ray photo processing, operating rooms, and other areas. The sewage contains: pathogenic microorganisms (such as bacteria), radioactive pollutants, toxic and harmful physical and chemical pollutants, BOD, COD, ammonia nitrogen and other pollutants. These are harmful to both the ecological environment and human health.
Then what we need to do is to install online water quality monitoring instruments at the hospital’s drainage outlets. Only after the sewage has been monitored and treated can it be discharged. As for which monitoring devices are used around us? It depends on the specific water quality. In hospital wastewater, there are online monitoring parameters such as coliform bacteria and total residual chlorine!
The ECT-900 coliform bacteria online analyzer adopts the international standard method. Based on the principle that the change in light signal is proportional to the reaction between enzymes and bacterial culture, it reflects the total amount of bacteria or the quantity of coliform bacteria in the sample.
The RCl900 total residual chlorine online analyzer is a fully automatic online monitor controlled by an embedded system. After the water sample and the anti-interference agent are automatically injected into the reactor, the characteristic chromogenic agent is automatically added for the color reaction, and the absorbance of the reactants is measured. The online analyzer can directly measure the total residual chlorine content in water through the absorbance value.
