Hospitals are considered one among the most important consumers of water. utilized in drinking, washing, and general medical applications, water is an integral a part of every hospital and medical building. it's mandatory for a hospital to treat the water in correct manner, following environmental guidelines and meeting all relevant standards so as to place a positive impact on health and safety of patients, staff, and people around.

Hospitals discharge many wastewater that contains different sorts of wastes including antibiotic-resistant bacteria, viruses, and should be prions. If this water isn't treated adequately, the sewage will come directly in touch with groundwater and contaminate, making it hazardous to human health and therefore the environment (air, soil, and water). By understanding the complications that related to the treatment of hospital wastewater, we design and install an effluent treatment plant to treat this discharge wastewater fully compliance with the environmental and other regularities.  PureWaters provides modernized, customized plants with a really high level of operational reliability, guaranteeing optimized energy consumption.

 

Hospital Wastewaters are generated by several departments of the hospital like as patient wards, surgery units, clinical wards, ICU, kitchen, laundries and possess a quite variable composition counting on the activities involved.

 

Hospital wastewater also consists of various persistent chemical compounds and sophisticated mixtures of organic matter including pharmaceuticals, radionuclides, detergents, antibiotics, antiseptics, surfactants, solvents, medical drugs, heavy metals, radioactive substances, and potential pathogenic and drug-resistant microorganisms.

Unique Hybrid Advanced wastewater treatment system incorporates a electrocoagulation and  Electrogen (electro-oxidation) cells to treat this hospital wastewater during a simple once-through process making it suitable for reuse.

1. Average water consumption by hospitals is approximately 750 L/d/b.

2. A 100 bed hospital generates about 200 litres of urine and 50 kg of contaminated faeces.

3. About 90% of consumed prescribed drugs ultimately find yourself in wastewater.

4. 15 – 20 you look after the medicines utilized in hospitals are potentially bio-accumulative.