Ivory Coast's medical resources are concentrated in major cities such as Abidjan, with over 60% of rural areas relying on "mobile medical stations" services. Approximately 90000 tons of medical waste are generated annually, with infectious waste accounting for 72%. According to the Environmental Code and the regulations of the Ministry of Health, medical waste must undergo 99.99% sterilization treatment, and any violation can result in a maximum fine of 2 million CFA francs. In 2024, a cholera epidemic was caused in the northern region due to improper treatment of medical waste. Grassroots medical facilities often mix medical waste with household waste due to equipment shortages. The equipment needs to meet the core requirements of "portability, low energy consumption, and French operation", while also adapting to the differences in medical resources between urban and rural areas.

China Yongle Environmental Protection Engineering Special Research and Development "Grassroots Adaptation+Compliance Sterilization" Ivory Coast Customized Equipment: The core adopts "high temperature steam sterilization+ultraviolet synergistic" technology, with a sterilization rate of 99.999% after 35 minutes of saturated steam at 120 ℃, and a waste volume reduction rate of 80% after treatment, which can be safely buried. The equipment has a volume of only 1.1 cubic meters and weighs 56 kilograms. It can be transported by two people and is suitable for mobile medical station transportation; Adopting "battery+liquefied gas dual drive", rural areas without stable power grids can operate continuously for 10 hours; Equipped with French safety signs and stab proof protective suits to reduce the risk for operators.

Accurate adaptation to diverse medical scenarios: In large institutions such as Abidjan University Hospital and Bouake Central Hospital, the daily processing capacity of multi unit linkage equipment is 300 kilograms, supporting the classification and treatment of infectious and chemical waste, and supporting medical waste special yellow packaging bags (printed with French warning signs); At the medical points in Dalau and San Pedro, the daily processing capacity of mini devices is 40 kilograms, and the operation guide is equipped with graphics, text, and French voice explanations, which can be mastered by medical staff in 30 minutes; In conflict areas in the north, emergency equipment can be transported by humanitarian supply vehicles with a daily processing capacity of 150 kilograms to assist in epidemic prevention and disinfection; At the health station in the cocoa planting area, equipment is used to handle pesticide poisoning medical waste to avoid soil pollution.

We provide localization support: the equipment has been certified by both the Ivorian Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Health, assisting medical points in completing compliance registration. Set up training bases in Abidjan and Bouake to provide free French language operation training for medical staff. Commonly used spare parts are stored in the bonded zone of Abidjan and delivered to major cities 24 hours a day through local logistics. Rural areas rely on medical distribution networks to achieve accessory supply. The cost of purchasing a single device is less than 20000 yuan, significantly reducing the burden on primary healthcare and helping to build an integrated medical waste treatment system between urban and rural areas.

Yongle Environmental Protection is mainly engaged in the research and development, production and sales of complete sets of technical equipment for organic solid waste disposal and comprehensive utilization. Production and manufacturing, domestic waste treatment equipment, tire pyrolysis equipment, medical waste disposal equipment, hazardous waste disposal equipment, and achieve efficient and comprehensive utilization of resources through independently developed low-temperature anaerobic pyrolysis equipment technology solutions.

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