There are many methods for disinfecting hospital wastewater, broadly categorized into physical and chemical methods. Physical methods include radiation, ultraviolet light, heating, and freezing. Physical methods are generally suitable for smaller volumes of wastewater, and their treatment effect is often less pronounced than chemical methods. However, a significant advantage is
The choice of process generally depends on the hospital’s size, nature, and wastewater discharge destination. There are four main types of processes: primary treatment with enhanced treatment effects, secondary treatment, simplified biological treatment, and advanced treatment. Hospital wastewater treatment typically involves engineering design, construction, and acceptance procedures. Treatment facilities require
Hospital wastewater (commonly known as hospital sewage) refers to various types of wastewater discharged by hospitals into the natural environment or urban pipe systems. It has wide-ranging sources, complex composition, and high risks of infectiousness, toxicity, and radioactivity, requiring strict treatment before discharge. The nature of hospital sewage refers to
