The treatment of medical wastewater is a very important task, which can directly affect water quality safety issues! Then, does that mean the treated wastewater can be discharged? Logically, it should be possible to discharge, but for safety reasons, one more task needs to be done. We need to know the effect of the treatment and whether all the indicators are qualified before we can discharge.
How should I put it? After the treatment of medical wastewater, the effluent indicators must meet the relevant standards: “Discharge Standard of Water Pollutants for Medical Institutions” (GB18466-2005) before being discharged. At this time, we need to do a good job in medical wastewater online monitoring to detect various indicators in the wastewater in real time. Among them, the two important parameters are: coliform bacteria and total residual chlorine. The monitoring devices used respectively are:
1.let’s talk about the equipment for monitoring the content of coliform bacteria. It is a device called “Coliform Bacteria Online Analyzer“, with the model being WECT-900. It uses the enzyme substrate method to monitor the content of coliform bacteria in water in real time. Its feature is that it is a simple and fully automatic online analyzer. Besides being used in the monitoring of medical wastewater, Medical water is equally important for this indicator. Once neglected, it may pose a threat to human health.
2.So, what equipment is used to detect total residual chlorine? It is the RCl900 Total Residual Chlorine Online Analyzer. This device detects the total residual chlorine content in water through photometric method, avoiding the situation where the residual chlorine exceeds the standard after disinfection, which could lead to very serious consequences! Disinfection in places like hospitals is a common occurrence, so it is essential to pay close attention to monitoring the total residual chlorine and keep it within a safe range as much as possible. From this, it can be seen that online water quality monitoring equipment should be installed at the drainage outlet (depending on the specific parameters to be monitored, and then the corresponding water quality monitoring equipment should be installed). After the staff have treated the medical wastewater, the water quality should be monitored in real time to monitor the situation of various indicators. Once any problems such as exceeding the standard are found, they should be dealt with promptly.
