Analysis of solid waste generation of health services in city Caçador-SC
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2236130819982Keywords:
Waste health services, Composition gravimetricAbstract
Currently the waste management of health services is very poor throughout the management of municipalities, and is related to the problems of public health, knowing that the guidelines on any type of waste is related to the gravimetric characterization. The objective of this work the physical characterization and gravimetric composition of the waste of health services in the municipality of Caçador-SC. The study was conducted in Analyses Laboratory Clinics, Hospitals, Emergency Care, Veterinary Clinics, Pharmacies and Tour comprehensive Health of the municipality in the period from 11.01.2013 02.12.2013 will give a generation of 50.187,56kg month. According to the survey the study showed a generation of 14,183.79 kg of organic waste, chemical waste 3593.59 kg, 0 kg of radioactive waste, 15186.7 kg of recyclable waste, 10977.33 kg of common waste and 6246.15 of cut and puncture wounds waste. To determine the gravimetric composition of these residues was followed NBR 10007: 04, sampling the waste as described in Resolution No. 358 of 2005. CONAMA From this it was possible to raise a generation of 50,187.56 kg / month and 1.563.41 kg / day RSS. These data can be used in future Integrated Municipal Waste Management Plan of the municipality of Caçador, imposing the guidelines regarding the solid waste from health services.Downloads
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