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In the grassroots animal-disease prevention system, lab-wastewater safe disposal is an easily overlooked yet public-health-critical link. The Jingtai Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Bureau in Baiyin, Gansu, as the core institution undertaking animal-disease detection, veterinary-residue screening, and livestock-sample physical-chemistry analysis, generates 200 L/day of wastewater mixed with livestock-serum residue, veterinary reagents, heavy-metal digestion liquid, and potential pathogens—no less complex than large testing institutions, and the rigid requirement of biosafety inactivation leaves no room for negligence in wastewater treatment.

However, the practical difficulties faced by grassroots labs are far trickier than imagined. The 200 L/day treatment volume is a typical 'extremely small flow' condition in wastewater governance; water quality shows pulse-like violent fluctuations with testing batches—COD, ammonia nitrogen, and pH easily show extreme peaks in a short time, and conventional treatment equipment can hardly fit this intermittent discharge. More prominently, grassroots units in counties generally lack dedicated environmental O&M personnel, with weak technical force, so the equipment must run fully automatically and stably with low maintenance frequency to ensure continuous compliance under unattended conditions. Facing the dual red lines of biosafety and environmental compliance, a wastewater-treatment system precisely fitting grassroots animal-husbandry scenarios and balancing efficient treatment with minimal O&M becomes the key barrier for lab safety.
🏢User unit:Jingtai Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Bureau
🗺️Province/City:Baiyin City, Gansu Province
⚖️Daily treatment volume:200L
⚙️Equipment model:AK-SYFS-XZH-200
I. Wastewater Disposal Difficulties of Animal-Husbandry Labs Under 200 L Small-Flow Conditions
The Jingtai Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Bureau is located in Baiyin, Gansu, daily undertaking core work such as animal-disease detection, veterinary-residue screening, and livestock-sample physical-chemistry analysis; its lab wastewater disposal has multiple practical difficulties.

In this 200 L/day small-volume discharge, livestock-serum residue, veterinary reagents, heavy-metal digestion liquid, and trace pathogens are mixed; water quality shows obvious pulse-like fluctuations with testing batches, and COD, ammonia nitrogen, and pH easily show extreme peaks in a short time, so conventional small treatment equipment can hardly fit this intermittent discharge. At the same time, the animal-husbandry vet lab has strict biosafety requirements; wastewater must achieve thorough pathogen inactivation to avoid regional animal-husbandry epidemic risks from bacterial waste-liquid escape.
Such grassroots units in counties generally lack dedicated environmental O&M personnel, also imposing extremely high requirements on the equipment's fully automatic operation and low O&M threshold, becoming a typical challenge for compliant governance of grassroots animal-husbandry testing-scenario wastewater.
II. AiKe On-Site Maintenance | Safeguarding Jingtai Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Bureau Lab Wastewater Disposal
Recently, AiKe O&M engineers went to the Jingtai Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Bureau in Baiyin, Gansu, to conduct on-site free special maintenance for the AK-SYFS-XZH-200 lab wastewater-treatment device, with a designed daily treatment volume of 200 L, fully guaranteeing stable compliant discharge of animal-husbandry vet-testing lab wastewater.

Animal-husbandry vet-testing lab wastewater has special conditions; wastewater from sample testing, disease detection, and labware cleaning mixes animal pathogens, veterinary residues, acid-alkali reagents, and heavy-metal ions, with high biosafety risk and large water-quality fluctuations, imposing strict requirements on the device's disinfection-inactivation and pollutant-removal capabilities. This maintenance, aiming at long-term operation conditions, completed pipeline dredging, reagent-dosing-system calibration, disinfection-module performance verification, online-instrument calibration, and whole-machine safety-protection-function detection item by item, comprehensively checking device-loss hidden dangers, correcting running parameters, and restoring factory running status.

The whole device runs fully automatically without dedicated attendance, effectively degrading organic pollutants and inactivating pathogens, with effluent meeting relevant national discharge standards. Original-factory on-site maintenance reduces the unit's O&M burden, timely eliminates device-failure risks, builds the environmental safety barrier for local animal-disease detection work, and helps standardize grassroots animal-husbandry lab construction.
III. AK-SYFS-XZH-200 Lab Wastewater-Treatment Device Parameters
Machine Category | AK-SYFS-XZH Series |
Machine Model | AK-SYFS-XZH-100/200 |
Production Capacity | 100L/D 200 L/D (liters/day) |
Dimensions | 1030×760×1580mm |
Operating Power | <2KW |
Power Input | AC220V/380V |
Net Weight | 300KG |
Floor Area | 2×2 m² |
IV. AK-SYFS-XZH-200 Lab Wastewater-Treatment Device Discharge Standards
☑ Integrated Wastewater Discharge Standard (GB8978-1996)
☑ Water Quality Standard for Wastewater Discharged into Urban Sewers (GB/T 31962-2015)
☑ Discharge Standard of Water Pollutants for Medical Organizations (GB18466-2016)
☑ User-specified treatment requirements or local relevant wastewater discharge policies
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