Medical Safetec, Inc.

Brian K Southern

Joseph H Wilson

Jeffrey C Rapp

Martin E Elliott

A waste disposal system for treating and disposing of infectious waste articles in a substantially controlled, closed, aseptic environment and for converting such infectious waste articles into a safely disposable, non-infectious non-toxic residue of solid waste independent from disinfecting liquid waste. A waste delivery conveyor transfers waste articles from an input region to preliminary waste processing apparata for preliminarily fragmenting the waste for further treatment by the system. Disinfectant spray is deposited on the waste as it enters the preliminary waste processing apparatus with the fragments resulting therefrom, together with the disinfectant liquid, being transferred to rotary hammermill elements to convert the fragment disinfectant solution to a solution of fine waste particles and disinfectant solution. Liquid solid particle separator apparata then separates the solid waste particles from the liquid disinfectant for independent evacuation of same. The system further includes vacuum ventilation elements to maintain any released bacteria or particles within the system until completely processed and disinfected with system switching controls serving to operate and sequence operation of the system components relative to one another by computer.

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Zionsville, IN, United States of America

Brian K Southern