Establishing fully automated unmanned workshops that replace manual labor with machinery, thereby reducing staffing needs and minimizing site work’s infection and occupational health risks.
Upon arrival at the medical waste treatment workshop, medical waste trucks are unloaded automatically by robotic arm to the storage and preparing system.
The intelligent storage and preparing system conveys medical waste containers to the loading room based on production demand. A container tipper then loads the waste into a bin that carries medical waste.
Empty containers are automatically conveyed to a washer for cleaning and disinfection, followed by stacking automatically.
Bins loaded with medical waste transfer automatically via a roller conveyor system into or out the autoclave for sterilization and then enter shredder for shredding and finally back for loading the next cycle.
Traditional medical waste treatment workshops require significant manual labor for high-intensity, high-occupational-risk tasks such as unloading untreated medical waste from transport vehicles, transferring untreated medical waste container, loading the waste, and move the medical waste bins in and out autoclave and shredder. With rising labor costs and increasing risk on occupational health, the reduction of both the manpower and direct human contact with medical waste have become a priority focus for the future development of medical waste treatment plants.
