The high-temperature sterilization system for medical waste includes a high-temperature cooking system. The high-temperature cooking process uses the latent heat released by water vapor to denature and coagulate the proteins of pathogenic microorganisms to sterilize medical waste. The high-temperature cooking process is used as the front-end treatment of the landfill process. It pre-treats the medical waste to inactivate bacteria and germs. The inactivated medical waste is crushed and destroyed before being sent to the landfill for disposal.
The high-pressure steam sterilization method is to pass steam at 130-190°C into a sealed autoclave to generate an internal pressure of 100-500kPa. The medical waste stays in the autoclave for 30-80 minutes to be fully penetrated. , ensuring that pathogenic organisms are destroyed. High-temperature steam sterilization is a simple, feasible, economical, reliable, fast and safe sterilization method. Medical waste after sterilization can be disposed of like ordinary domestic waste.