“In India, there are two methods used for the disposal of these two categories of waste — burying in landfills or incineration. But neither of them is eco-friendly,” says Ajinkya Dhariya.
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SanEco is a one-of-a-kind #wastemanagement system that works on a chemical and mechanical disintegration method.
SanEco is a one-of-a-kind #wastemanagement system that works on a chemical and mechanical disintegration method.
First, the sanitary pads which are disposed of by users are collected in the patent-pending ‘SaniBin’, which are placed inside toilet cubicles.
Then, the liners holding the sanitary pads are fed into ‘SanEco’.
Then, the liners holding the sanitary pads are fed into ‘SanEco’.
In this system, the pads are disintegrated into smaller bits through a mechanical shredder.
The shredded pieces undergo a disinfection, decolourisation, and deodorization process before it is finally deactivated.
The shredded pieces undergo a disinfection, decolourisation, and deodorization process before it is finally deactivated.
This process involves using sodium polycarbonate to deactivate the super-absorbent chemical from the sanitary pads.
Finally, it is broken down and separated into cellulose and plastic pellets.
Finally, it is broken down and separated into cellulose and plastic pellets.
Ajinkya claims that cellulose can be used to make paper, and plastic pellets can be used to manufacture packaging material or construction material. The blood and other body fluids are also broken down and removed as sewage.
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