Is Chinese medicine residue a medical waste?

It doesn't belong. Medical waste refers to the waste with direct or indirect infectiousness, toxicity and other hazards generated by medical and health institutions in the course of medical treatment, prevention, health care and other related activities. Catalogue of Clinical Waste Classification

Clinical waste is divided into 5 categories

1.Infectious waste refers to medical waste, plastic products, medical waste, medical waste that carry pathogenic microorganisms and have the risk of causing the spread of infectious diseases, including items contaminated by patients' blood, body fluids, and excrement, and garbage generated by patients with infectious diseases.

2.Pathological waste refers to human waste and medical test animal carcasses generated in the process of diagnosis and treatment, including waste human tissues and pathological sections generated during surgery.

post-discarded human tissues, pathological wax blocks, etc.;

3.Injurious waste refers to discarded medical sharps capable of stabbing or cutting the human body, including medical needles, scalpels, scalpels.

glass test tubes, etc.;

4.Pharmaceutical waste refers to expired, obsolete, deteriorated or contaminated waste drugs, including waste general drugs, waste cytotoxic drugs and genotoxic drugs, etc.;

5.Chemical waste refers to waste chemicals that are toxic, corrosive, flammable and explosive, such as waste chemical reagents, chemical disinfectants, mercury sphygmomanometers, and mercury thermometers. Wait.

Chinese medicine residue cannot be disposed of as medical waste. According to the classification of medical waste: it is not included in the content of the five major categories. I agree with the opinion of the 12th floor, and the Chinese medicine residue can be turned into a treasure. The following ** report for everyone:

Medicine residue, how to turn waste into treasure.

Pharmaceutical companies use traditional Chinese medicine as raw materials to produce Chinese patent medicines, which will produce some drug residue waste. What to do with some residue waste? To this day, there are very few pharmaceutical companies that regard it as a "treasure", and several pharmaceutical factories are dumped as garbage.

This dump not only wastes resources and increases the production cost of enterprises, but also causes environmental pollution and increases the amount of urban garbage disposal.

Is it true that the dregs can only become garbage and have no use at all? The answer is no, and the person who wrote this negative answer was, unexpectedly, a peasant who only had a beginning of Chinese.

According to the report, a vegetable farmer named Huang Dazhong in Changsha saw a garbage transfer station only a few miles away from the pollution-free vegetable base in Chenjiadu, where truckloads of waste overflowing with the smell of medicine were often dumped. Based on his own planting experience, his eyes lit up and he felt that these dregs could become "treasures". He inquired with the driver, and it turned out to be the drug residue waste of the No. 2 Traditional Chinese Medicine Factory of Jiuzhitang Pharmaceutical Group.

Therefore, Huang Dazhong negotiated with the driver and asked them to directly transport these traditional Chinese medicine residues to the vegetable base. In order to eliminate the possible medicinal properties in the residue, he mixed the residue with cottonseed husk and old bran husk for anaerobic fermentation, and after two or three months, it became high-quality organic humus. The vegetables cultivated with this high-quality organic humus soil grow fast and taste good, and have become a sought-after commodity for vegetable merchants, many of whom rush to order directly at four or five o'clock in the morning.

Huang Dazhong uses this residue to grow vegetables, which not only reduces the production cost of himself and other vegetable farmers by more than 30%, increases the income of vegetables, but also greatly reduces the amount of urban garbage treatment and environmental pollution. As long as you are willing to use your brains, there are always more ways than difficulties, and you will be able to turn decay into magic, create miracles, serve production and construction, promote economic development, and benefit society.

Why is it that what a vegetable farmer can do, a company with a lot of talent can't do? I hope that our pharmaceutical companies will reflect on whether there is a big business and a big business, and the idea of losing a little bit is nothing? Is there still a lack of a sense of ownership?

Shame and courage, take active action, work hard to turn waste into treasure, make a fuss, make use of the residue, and develop it, such as turning it into fertilizer, into feed, into hand sanitizer, into shampoo, shower gel, disinfectant, etc., so as to make it a new production growth point of the enterprise. Isn't this a good thing that is good for the country, good for the enterprise, good for the people, and good for the environment, why not do it?

Comments. It is also a drug residue, and the pharmaceutical factory treats it as garbage and discards it; Vegetable farmer Huang Dazhong turned it into a "baby" for production and profit. The small residue reflects the big problem of valuing resources and protecting the environment.

Details determine success or failure", I hope that traditional Chinese medicine companies will use their brains, come up with good ideas, and do a good job in the new topic of drug residue reuse. ”

The landlord is engaged in traditional Chinese medicine outpatient clinics, I provide an idea to the landlord, the general situation is to decoction the remaining Chinese medicine residue poured out, of course, this does not belong to medical waste, there is no environmental pollution, but it is a real waste of resources; At present, there are basically only two decoctions in pharmacies, and it is conservatively estimated that there are still 30% of the active ingredients in the remaining medicine residues; And if these residues are dried to make plasters, it is a very good choice.

Do you mean the residue of Chinese medicine after boiling out of Chinese medicine? It didn't work for sure when the garbage was thrown away. Just throw this in the trash can or garbage heap and wait for the garbage truck to pick it up. But it can't be with medical waste such as disposable syringes, etc., these have bacteria and viruses, and they should be burned for ash.

Chinese medicine residue can be used to soak feet. It is used as waste material to grow vegetables, as feed for animal husbandry, dried for fuel, and for papermaking. If the amount is small, just pour it.

Hello, after boiling twice, the Chinese medicine has no effect, or only less than 5% is left, so it is basically useless.

Comprehensive utilization of biomass waste residues such as pharmaceutical residues - gasification, heating, power generation, --- Baichuan Tongchuang.

No, it does not pollute the environment, and the herbs are not Western medicines and do not contain chemical ingredients.

It shouldn't be counted, there is no pollution to the environment!

Yes, there are generally specialized people to buy away.

It can't be considered medical waste! !

It should be classified as household garbage.

It depends on whether there is any use value.

Food waste is also known as organic waste, wet waste.

The biggest feature of this type of garbage is that it is perishable and will decompose naturally.

Traditional Chinese medicine is a very common drug, mainly in the roots, stems, leaves, fruits, etc. of plants, traditional Chinese medicine will not melt due to high temperature, and will leave residues after boiling, flowers and plants belong to kitchen waste, these residues are part of plants, and naturally also belong to kitchen waste.

There will be residual water in the boiled Chinese medicine residue, which should be drained and then put into the corresponding garbage can, and the garbage can for collecting kitchen waste is green, and the words "kitchen waste" and "wet garbage" are marked on the barrel.

In addition to traditional Chinese medicine residues, leftovers, melon peel pits, eggshells, tea residues, animal offal, fish scales, leaves, etc. all belong to kitchen waste, and kitchen waste is not only the kitchen, but also includes restaurants, food processing industry, and the natural environment.

Wait. It should be noted that large bones, crab shells, shells, coconut shells, etc. seem to be kitchen waste, but these garbage are high-hardness garbage, which is not easy to rot and cannot be decomposed naturally, which does not meet the characteristics of kitchen waste and should be classified as dry waste.

Garbage classification is not only based on the type of garbage to distinguish, but also needs to be judged from many aspects, some garbage looks like kitchen waste on the surface, but in fact it is dry garbage, if you can't determine the type of garbage, you can search for relevant information.

Traditional Chinese medicine residue belongs to wet waste, that is, kitchen waste. Kitchen waste includes discarded leaves, leftovers, leftovers, fruit peels, eggshells, tea residues, bones, etc., which are mainly home kitchens, restaurants, restaurants, canteens, markets and other industries related to food processing.

Food waste contains extremely high levels of moisture and organic matter, which can easily perish and produce foul odors. After proper treatment and processing, it can be converted into new resources, and the high organic content allows it to be used as fertilizer, feed, biogas for fuel or power generation after strict treatment, and the oil and fat part can be used to prepare biofuels.

Traditional Chinese medicine residue belongs to wet garbage classification, which includes: food waste, leftovers, expired food, melon peel and fruit pits, flowers and plants, and traditional Chinese medicine residue.

Wet garbage should be collected separately from other varieties of garbage from the time it is generated, and drain the water as much as possible before putting it, wherein: the wet garbage with packaging should be separated from the packaging and put it into a classified place, and the packaging should be put into the corresponding ** or dry garbage collection container; Containers containing wet garbage, such as plastic bags, should be removed when disposing of them.

If the traditional Chinese medicine residue is the waste produced by the pharmaceutical enterprise, then it can be called hazardous solid waste, and the traditional Chinese medicine residue generated during the production process of the project according to the "National Hazardous Waste List" does not belong to hazardous waste. Boiler slag is sold as a raw material for building materials, and the traditional Chinese medicine slag is used as a soil amendment. Solid waste has little environmental impact when properly disposed of.

Traditional Chinese medicine residue is rich in nutrients, such as polysaccharides, cellulose, inorganic salts, etc., which can be used as cultivation materials for edible yin, which has been reported a lot, and the technology is relatively mature. As edible cultivation material, the residue of traditional Chinese medicine can not only achieve good economic benefits, but also the residue after cultivation of edible yin, after the decomposition of edible yin, is rich in phosphorus, potassium and other non-vegetarian necessary for plants. Therefore, if properly utilized, Chinese medicine residue can also be turned into treasure, and the pollution caused to land and air can also be solved.

Traditional Chinese medicine residue is wet garbage.

Wet garbage, i.e., perishable garbage, refers to biomass domestic waste such as food waste, leftovers, expired food, melon peel and fruit pits, flowers and plants, and traditional Chinese medicine residues. In the disposal of wet garbage, pure liquid food waste, such as milk, should be poured directly into the drain; Packaged wet garbage should be removed and put into a classified manner, and the packaging should be put into the corresponding ** material or dry garbage container. (For reference only, the specific classification requirements are subject to the territorial management department).

Traditional Chinese medicine residue is a kind of wet garbage.

Wet garbage is the garbage generated in the daily life of residents and food processing, catering services, unit meals and other activities, including discarded leaves, leftovers, leftovers, fruit peels, eggshells, tea residues, bones, animal offal, fish scales, leaves, weeds, etc., which are mainly home kitchens, restaurants, restaurants, canteens, markets and other industries related to food processing.

Chinese medicine residue is generally a wet material, which can easily spoil and become smelly, especially in the hot season. In addition, the residue is mostly piled up in fields, mountainous areas, and remote areas, and after being washed by rainwater, it will cause pollution to the surrounding environment of the stacking place, and the impact on the surrounding water quality is the most serious. Therefore, if the residue is not properly disposed of after being transported out of the factory area, it is easy to pollute the environment.

Traditional Chinese medicine residue is kitchen waste.

1. Traditional Chinese medicine residue belongs to wet garbage, wet garbage refers to perishable garbage, and traditional Chinese medicine residue is easy to be decomposed and decayed, so it is divided into wet garbage.

2. In addition to the residue of traditional Chinese medicine, leftovers, expired food, melon peel and fruit pits, flowers and plants are all wet garbage, which should be put into the corresponding garbage can, and then disposed of by the relevant staff of Blind Zhengxin.

3. Wet garbage can be decomposed under natural conditions, less harmful to the environment, and sent to the earthworm hatchery breeding base by a special person, in addition to this treatment method, the wet garbage can also be broken into "garbage paste", put into a special fermentation pond, used to feed earthworms.

4. Earthworms are saprophytic living animals, they like to live in a dark and humid environment, feed on decaying organic matter, earthworms process garbage very quickly, if there is mixed dry garbage in wet garbage, earthworms will avoid dry garbage and help staff sort.

5. According to different types, garbage can be divided into wet garbage, dry garbage, clumps or garbage, hazardous garbage, each garbage treatment method is different, wet garbage can be treated with earthworms, dry garbage needs to be treated by landfill and incineration.

6. The treatment method of garbage is relatively simple, and it is sent to the corresponding processing plant after sorting and disinfection, and it is produced into various daily necessities.