Hospital Wastewater
Hospital wastewater (HWW) is the wastewater discharged from all hospital activities, both medical and non-medical, including activities in surgery rooms, examination rooms, laboratories, nursery rooms, radiology rooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms. – defined by Linked Journal
What is Hospital Wastewater
Referred to as either Hospital Wastewater (HWW) or Hospital Effluent, HWW is considered to have similar quality to municipal wastewater, but may also contain various potentially hazardous components which mainly include hazardous chemical compounds, heavy metals, disinfectants, and specific detergents resulting from diagnosis, laboratory, and research activities. Higher concentrations of pharmaceutical compounds (PhCs) were found in hospital effluents than those found in municipal effluents. – reference journal
ECOKLien’s role
ECOKlien plays a pivotal role in wastewater management, particularly in treating biomedical liquid waste. It offers innovative systems, such as BML, designed to efficiently disinfect and treat hazardous liquid waste generated in healthcare facilities. With compliance in mind, ECOKlien ensures that its systems meet regulatory standards, contributing significantly to proper wastewater treatment, environmental protection, and public health preservation.