Construction of a Prefabricated Modular Building for a Thermal Disinfection and Decontamination Station for Pathogenicity Groups III–IV Effluents

The Research and Production Department of INEX Group has achieved a significant engineering milestone with the development and deployment of a proprietary block-modular effluent decontamination system. This system was specifically designed for the capital renovation of the anatomical pathology building at the Moscow Regional Clinical Anti-Tuberculosis Dispensary (Mytishchi District).

This engineering solution is the first of its kind, offering a modular approach to biosecurity that has no direct analogues in the sector.

Targeted Bio-Hazard Neutralization: The system is integrated into the functional structure of the facility to manage epidemiologically hazardous zones, including:

• Anatomical Pathology Department: Managing waste from highly infectious autopsy and specimen areas.

• Pathomorphology Laboratory: Neutralizing effluent generated during specialized diagnostic research.

The INEX decontamination unit is tailored to the facility’s specific challenges: it provides high-level purification of wastewater containing hazardous secretions and biological agents characteristic of tuberculosis-focused diagnostic centers.

Innovative Engineering & Reliability:

• Standalone Integration: Designed to serve an isolated anatomical pathology building, operating independently of the main hospital's common drainage.

• Modular Versatility: The block-modular design allows for rapid installation and scaling, fitting into specific spatial constraints of renovated buildings.

• Regulatory Alignment: The system fully complies with the strict sanitary and epidemiological standards of the Russian Federation for handling Pathogenicity Groups III-IV.

The installation and final commissioning phase followed the successful acquisition of a positive State Expert Evaluation (Gosexpertiza), confirming the system's safety and effectiveness.

Regulatory Compliance (RF)

The project adheres to the highest biosafety standards for tuberculosis and infectious disease facilities:

• SanPiN 3.3686-21: Regarding the prevention of infectious diseases and management of pathogenic biological agents.

• SP 158.13330.2014: Building codes for medical institutions and specialized laboratories.

• SP 30.13330.2020: Federal standards for internal water supply and sewerage systems in specialized medical buildings.

• GOST R ISO 14644: Governing the containment and air purity standards within the associated laboratory zones.