According to the Interim Regulations on the Management of Medical Waste in Myanmar and public health safety requirements, medical waste must be classified and packaged for centralized harmless treatment. The sterilization rate of infectious medical waste must reach 99.99%, and it is strictly prohibited to discard or burn it in the open air. Hospitals in core cities must establish simple traceability records. The medical system in Myanmar presents a hierarchical feature, with Yangon and Mandalay having large comprehensive hospitals, numerous township clinics and remote medical points, and weak medical resources. Approximately 83000 tons of medical waste are generated annually, of which infectious medical waste accounts for 29%. The requirements for equipment portability, low cost, ease of operation, and basic compliance are extremely high, requiring adaptation to scenarios with unstable electricity and limited manpower.

China Yongle Environmental Protection Engineering Special Research and Development "Myanmar Standard Compliant Portable" Medical Waste Treatment Equipment: The core adopts the "high-temperature steam sterilization+simple volume reduction" technology, optimizes the adaptation parameters, and the sterilization rate reaches 99.992% after 35 minutes of saturated steam at 121 ℃, meeting the basic compliance requirements of Myanmar. The waste volume reduction rate is 78%, and the residue after treatment can be safely buried. The equipment adopts a lightweight design, with the core model weighing only 52 kilograms, which can be manually transported to remote medical points. It is equipped with a "power grid battery dual guarantee" system to cope with power interruption scenarios. The operation interface is a Burmese language graphic guide, and medical staff can proficiently master it in 15 minutes. There are no complex circuits and control systems, and daily maintenance only requires simple cleaning.

Multi scenario precise adaptation: At Yangon General Hospital, the medium-sized linkage equipment has a daily processing capacity of 200 kilograms, supports the classification and treatment of infectious and damaging medical waste, and is equipped with a simple traceability record form, which meets the compliance requirements of urban hospitals; At the Mandalay Community Clinic, the mini device has a daily processing capacity of 30 kilograms and is compact in size, suitable for the small space of the clinic. It can be used without professional installation; In remote medical facilities in mountainous areas, portable devices are powered by batteries and solar energy. A single charge can continuously process 5 batches of medical waste, avoiding the risk of long-distance transportation of medical waste; In emergency situations during the epidemic, mobile devices can be quickly deployed to temporary medical points to meet centralized processing needs.

Compliance and localization support: The equipment has passed the basic compliance audit of the Myanmar Ministry of Health and has been included in the recommended list for local hospital environmental upgrade procurement. Establish a training center in Yangon to provide training on compliant operation and maintenance of the Burmese language; Common spare parts adopt universal specifications and can be supplemented in the local hardware market in Myanmar to reduce operation and maintenance costs; The procurement cost of a single device is 45% lower than that of imported equipment, with no subsequent high consumables costs. It accurately adapts to the limited resources of Myanmar's medical system and helps improve the harmless treatment rate of medical waste.

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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