The bio medical waste collected in the yellow bags is for incineration. In the incineration process, a temperature of 800 degree C +/- 50 degree C will be attained in the primary chamber and 1050 degree C +/- 50 degree C in the secondary chamber respectively. At these temperature levels, the incinerable wastes will be completely burnt and the gases will be emitted in the air after going through a cleaning process using advanced pollution control devices through 30 m chimney.
The residual ash generated due to the incineration process is collected from the bottom of the incinerators periodically and sent for secured landfill. The waste incinerated is reduced to 5% in the form of ash. The temperature attained during incineration is automatically recorded and the combustion efficiency, flue gas generated will be measured by the separate analyzer and the same is being attached with the online monitoring system developed by CPCB. In this way GJ Multiclave ensures the emissions are fully controlled within the limits and records of the same are uploaded to the prescribed authorities online for their monitoring purpose.

The non incinerable bio medical wastes, collected in red bags and Puncture Proof Containers (PPC’s) are subjected to steam sterilization using vacuum autoclave. In this process, the bio medical wastes will be completely disinfected and decontaminated. The vacuum autoclave will reach a temperature of 121 degree C and a pressure of 1.5 Kg/cm2.
The operating cycle of each batch will be 45 minutes. The autoclave will also have automatic data recording instruments so that the temperatures and other relevant information will be available on line and recorded for future reference.

After autoclaving the sterilized items have to be shredded to pieces to avoid reuse. The shredded pieces will be sent for recycling.
The amount generated by recycling of this autoclaved and shredded waste is utilized for the welfare of the workers in the factory and to develop the green belt around the facility.

The vehicles used for bio medical waste transportation are disinfected after each and every collection. The vehicles will be washed with water mixed with chemical disinfectant with the help of pressure hoses. A separate vehicle wash area with cement platform of suitable size has been provided for this purpose. The water that flows from this process will be collected through channels and sent to the Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) for further treatment.

We have a full-fledged Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) conforming to the Pollution Control Board norms. The waste water generated during the process of Incineration, Autoclaving, Vehicle washing, Floor washing etc are collected in the collection tank and put through treatment process. The effluent water from vehicle wash area is passed through an Oil Trap Tank to filter the oil and grease collected and then passed to the collection tank. The effluent in the collection tank is pumped to the primary settling tank of the ETP and chemical dosing (Alum and Poly Electrolyte) is given for settling the sludge. The water is then passed to the secondary settling tank through tube settlers. The sludge is collected at the bottom of these tanks. The clear water is collected in the Clarified Water Tank and dosed with Sodium Hypo Chlorite solution for disinfection and then pumped into the Pressurized Sand Filter and then to the Activated Carbon Filter. The filtered water is then used for gardening and floor wash. The sludge collected at the bottom of the settling tanks is emptied into a sludge drying pit. The dried sludge is then collected and disposed in the secured landfill. The water from sludge drying pit is collected in a collection sump and then again pumped to collection tank for further treatment.

The metal sharps after autoclaving are collected and stored. Once a sizable quantity is collected, it is being encapsulated into bricks and then used for construction purpose.