医院净水设备确保患者安全的关键系统
hospital water treatment systems are critical for patient safety and health, as they provide clean drinking water to patients, staff, and visitors.
The primary function of a hospital's water treatment system is to remove contaminants from the incoming water supply, such as bacteria, viruses, and minerals that could pose a risk to public health.
Water treatment systems in hospitals typically consist of several stages: pre-treatment removes larger particles and debris; coagulation combines small particles into larger clumps that can be more easily removed; sedimentation allows these clumps to settle at the bottom of a tank; filtration removes any remaining suspended solids; disinfection kills any remaining microorganisms or pathogens; storage tanks hold treated water until it is needed.
In addition to ensuring safe drinking water for patients and staff, hospital water treatment systems also play an essential role in maintaining proper hygiene standards throughout the facility by providing clean running water for handwashing sinks, showers, restrooms, medical equipment sterilization facilities etc.
Moreover，hospital's wastewater management system works closely with their potable (drinking)water system，to ensure all waste generated from various processes within the hospital gets properly treated before being discharged into environment or reused effectively reducing burden on local sewage infrastructure。
