Harmless treatment system of medical waste based on network big data

Abstract

The invention discloses a medical waste harmless treatment system based on network big data. The medical waste harmless treatment system comprises a hollow dustbin body, a bacterium standard exceedingalarm unit and a supervisory platform. The interior of the dustbin body is sequentially provided with two first partition plates in the horizontal direction, and the first partition plates sequentially divide the interior of the dustbin body into three cavities. The bacterium standard exceeding alarm unit comprises microorganism analysis meters and automatic alarm modules, all of which are arranged in the cavities. The supervisory platform comprises a dustbin information storage library recording related information of dustbins. The invention further discloses a medical waste harmless treatment system, wherein the medical waste harmless treatment system comprises a hollow dustbin body, an air purification bin arranged in a first cavity and separated from the first cavity through a secondpartition plate, a waste pulverizing bin arranged at the upper end in the second cavity, and an extrusion bin arranged at the upper end in a third cavity. The medical waste harmless treatment system can conduct bacterium number supervision on the dustbins in various departments of the hospital.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of intelligent control, in particular to a harmless medical waste treatment system based on network big data. Background technique [0002] Medical waste refers to directly or indirectly infectious, toxic and other hazardous waste produced by medical and health institutions in the course of medical treatment, prevention, health care and other related activities. Medical waste is divided into five categories, namely infectious waste, pathological waste, traumatic waste, pharmaceutical waste and chemical waste. These wastes contain a large number of bacterial viruses, and have certain characteristics of space pollution, acute virus infection, and latent infection. If management is not strengthened, discarded at will, and allowed to mix with domestic garbage and disperse into people's living environment, it will pollute Air, water, land, animals and plants cause the spread of diseases and seriously endanger pe...

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Problems solved by technology

These wastes contain a large number of bacterial viruses, and have certain characteristics of space pollution, acute virus infection, and latent infection. If management is not strengthened, discarded at will, and allowed to mix with domestic garbage and disperse into people's living environment, it will pollute Air, water, land, and animals and plants cause the spread of diseases and seriously endanger people's physical and mental health

At present, the vast majority of medical departments use relatively simple medical waste disposal devices, which mainly have the following disadvantages:

[0003] 1. It is impossible to eliminate the source of danger carried by the garbage and the medical waste cannot be sealed and packaged, which may cause the risk of disease transmission and seriously endanger people's physical and mental health

[0004] 2. It is impossible to classify and mark medical waste, resulting in these wastes being mixed together, which brings great trouble to later recycling and processing

[0005] 3. It is impossible to monitor the number of bacteria in the garbage bin in real time, and there is a lack of an effective monitoring system for the garbage bins in various departments of the hospital

[0006] 4. During the transportation of medical waste to the waste treatment plant, it is impossible to track the real-time location and status of medical waste, and it is impossible to ensure the proper disposal of medical waste

[0007] 5. Traditional medical waste collection bins require staff to manually open the lid for garbage disposal, which is unhygienic and safe to use, and wastes time

During the incineration process, dozens or even hundreds of metal "fly ash" and acid gases will be released, and secondary pollutants such as highly toxic dioxins will be generated, which will seriously affect human health.

Landfill treatment of medical waste requires a large amount of land, resulting in waste of land resources

Due to the high organic content of medical waste, it is difficult to decompose, which will inevitably cause secondary pollution to the environment, land and groundwater sources, and pose a hazard to human health.

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