This invention belongs to the field of
water circulation technology, and particularly relates to a non-
discharge cold-point water-for-injection circulation
system, comprising: a
water storage tank for storing water for injection; and a circulating water pump installed on one side of the
water storage tank. The circulating water pump, after being cooled by a heat exchange structure, is returned to the main pipeline via a
branch pipe and then flows back into the
water storage tank through a connecting
pipe, avoiding direct
discharge of low-temperature water for injection. This solves the problem of water loss in traditional
discharge schemes, reduces the production costs of pharmaceutical companies, and forms a
closed loop between the main pipeline and the
water storage tank. The
branch pipe is connected to the main pipeline through a heat exchange structure, and all return water from the usage points returns to the main pipeline. At the same time, the circulating water pump drives the
water flow circulation, ensuring that the flow velocity in the main pipeline meets the subsequent turbulence requirements, inhibiting microbial growth. Several cooling points are set up to support the simultaneous use of single or multiple cooling points, adapting to the
room temperature or low temperature water-for-injection needs of different scenarios such as
bottle washing machines,
ultrafiltration, and
disinfectant preparation, thus improving the
system's versatility.