Scientific Bio-Medical Waste Management System
After collection and transport from the hospital, the waste bags are re-scanned at the CBWTF before being unloaded. The vehicle then moves to the washing bay for cleaning. The segregated waste then follows a precise, scientifically designed treatment pathway to ensure safe and environmentally responsible disposal.
Waste Types: Blue, Red, and White Bag Waste.
Metallic waste, glass, and plastics
Contaminated waste, tubing, and gloves
Sharps and related items
Autoclaving uses high-pressure saturated steam at approximately 121°C (250°F) for around 15-20 minutes to achieve sterilization. This process effectively eliminates all microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and spores.
After sterilization, the waste undergoes shredding to reduce its volume and render it unrecognizable and unreusable. This step ensures complete destruction of any potentially hazardous materials and prevents reuse of medical waste.
After proper disposal of biomedical waste, we ensure:
1. Complete destruction of pathogens and contaminants through appropriate treatment methods
2. Environmentally safe disposal of treated waste residues in accordance with regulatory guidelines
Safe disposal process
Selected waste streams undergo steam sterilization in autoclaves to eliminate all microorganisms.
Following sterilization, the waste is shredded to reduce volume.
After autoclaving and shredding, items are sent to an authorized recycler.
Visit Forcetech EngineeringPollution Control Board authorized plastic waste recycler
Sterilization and size reduction
