KR20230088541A - Airtight containers for storage of infectious waste - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an airtight container for storing infectious waste. The airtight container for storing infectious waste according to the present invention comprises: a container main body which has an opening unit disposed at the upper portion; a separating plate material in which an inlet is formed such that waste may be inserted, and which is coupled to the opening unit of the container main body; and an airtight cover which may seal the opening unit of the container main body. At one side of the upper end of the container main body, a hinge coupling unit is formed, and a first coupling unit is formed at the other side thereof. A hinge unit is formed at one side of the airtight cover to guide the rotational opening and closing of the airtight cover in a state of being coupled to the hinge coupling unit, and a second coupling unit is formed at the other side to be coupled to the first coupling unit. Therefore, the airtight cover may be prevented from being lost.

Description

Airtight containers for storage of infectious waste}

The present invention relates to an airtight container for storing infectious waste, and more particularly, an airtight cover is rotatably connected with respect to the container body and can rotate toward an open side or a closed side, thereby preventing the loss of the airtight cover of infectious waste. It relates to an airtight container for storage.

In general, waste containing germs or infectious substances harmful to the human body used in hospitals or medical research institutions is completely sealed in an airtight container for infectious waste and then stored, moved, and disposed of.

This airtight container for infectious waste can be used only when it is provided as a set with a lid. Normally, the main body is located in a place where it is easy to dispose of waste, but the lid is not integrally formed with the main body, so it is stored in a separate place. Then, when the main body is filled with waste, the lid must be found and sealed. Since the lid is stored separately, the lid is lost or damaged due to negligence in storage, so the waste cannot be sealed in time or the lid must be repurchased separately. There were problems in use, such as

In addition, even if the conventional airtight container is completely sealed and the lid is combined, the lid can be opened by the user's carelessness or external shock, and blood or exudate flows out through the gap where the lid is combined while falling, which can cause secondary infection. Therefore, an airtight container for infectious waste must not be opened while having a perfect airtight structure.

In addition, when the distance between the coupling member and the fixing member for fixing the airtight lid is spaced apart, as in Patent Document 1 (Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-1902884), any object is inserted into the space between the coupling member and the fixing member to engage External force may be applied to the member in the unlocking direction, and accordingly, the locking state of the airtight lid may be arbitrarily released by the external force, so there is a very high risk of secondary infection.

In addition, when storing and distributing in a state in which the main body and the lid are combined, space utilization efficiency is very low because it is impossible to pack in an overlapping state, and accordingly, there is a problem in that logistics costs increase.

Korean Registered Patent No. 10-1902884

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to solve such conventional problems, and since the sealing cover is connected in a rotatable state with respect to the container body and can be rotated toward the open side or the closed side, the loss of the sealing cover can be prevented. It is to provide an airtight container for waste storage.

The above object, according to the present invention, the container body provided with an opening at the top; A separation plate having an inlet through which waste is introduced and coupled to an opening of the container body; And a sealing cover capable of sealing the opening of the container body; includes, a hinge coupling part is formed on one side of the upper end of the container body, a first coupling part is formed on the other side, and the hinge coupling part is formed on one side of the sealing cover It is achieved by an airtight container for storing infectious waste in which a hinge portion for guiding rotational opening and closing of the sealing cover is formed in a coupled state, and a second coupling portion capable of engaging with the first coupling portion is formed on the other side.

Here, it is preferable that the hinge coupling part includes a fastening hole, and the hinge part includes a fixing hook capable of being coupled to the fastening hole.

In addition, it is preferable that the fastening hole and the fixing hook have a coupling structure that can not be arbitrarily coupled and separated by an external force.

In addition, the hinge portion may include a connecting portion rotatably connecting the fixing hook and the sealing cover, and the connecting portion may be formed in the form of a flexible film.

In addition, it is preferable that the hinge part includes a support protrusion capable of limiting the opening angle of the airtight cover.

In addition, it is preferable that the support protrusions are disposed on both sides of the connection part on one side of the hinge part and come into close contact with each other at an opening angle limitation position of the sealing cover.

In addition, it is preferable that the first coupling part is made of a hook shape, and the second coupling part is made of a locking wing shape having a fastening hole capable of engaging with the first coupling part.

In addition, it is preferable to have a coupling structure in which the fastening hole and the first coupling portion are not arbitrarily coupled and separated by external force.

In addition, it is preferable that the second coupling portion is rotatably connected to the airtight lid, and the distal end is disposed toward a side surface of the container body in a state in which it is engaged with the first coupling portion.

In addition, the airtight cover includes an inner rib and an outer rib extending parallel to each other along a bottom rim, and a space between the inner rib and the outer rib can accommodate a sealing member in close contact with the upper end of the side wall of the container body. It is preferable that grooves are formed.

In addition, it is preferable that the outer rib of the side of the hinge portion of the sealing cover is set to a length that does not interfere with the upper end of the side of the container body during the rotational opening and closing process of the sealing cover.

In addition, the container body is preferably made of a shape having a relatively large volume compared to the upper portion of the lower portion so that a plurality of container bodies can be overlapped.

In addition, the container body preferably includes a stopper capable of limiting insertion positions of adjacent container bodies in order to prevent jamming between the plurality of container bodies.

In addition, the container body has a rectangular parallelepiped shape, and it is preferable that a corner portion to which each side surface is connected is formed of a curved surface having a predetermined curvature.

In addition, it is preferable that the bottom surface that closes the lower portion of the container body has a stepped section with a concave central portion compared to the rim portion.

In addition, it is preferable that a plurality of reinforcing ribs are formed in a lattice shape on the plate surface of the central portion.

According to the present invention, since the airtight lid is rotatably connected to the container body and can be rotated toward the open side or the closed side, there is provided an airtight container for storing infectious waste capable of preventing loss of the cover.

In addition, by providing a coupling structure that is configured to be easily assembled while providing the container body and the airtight cover in a separated state, but cannot be arbitrarily separated by external force, it is possible to store a plurality of container bodies in an overlapped state before use, An airtight container for storing infectious waste, which can improve utilization efficiency and prevent secondary infection caused by arbitrary separation of an airtight cover after use, is provided.

In addition, an airtight container for storing infectious waste capable of preventing a plurality of container bodies from being caught by limiting insertion positions of the container bodies when the plurality of container bodies are overlapped is provided.

In addition, it is possible to prevent breakage due to physical impact by configuring the easily breakable corner and bottom portion of the container body to have equal rigidity as a whole, thereby providing an airtight container for storing infectious waste that can prevent secondary infection accidents. do.

In addition, the protruding length of the inner rib and the outer rib of the sealing cover is sufficiently secured so that the sealing member inserted into the space between them is stably fixed, but the outer rib on the side provided with the hinge portion is not interfered with the container body during rotation of the sealing cover By setting the length not to be set, an airtight container for storing infectious wastes capable of preventing the outer rib from acting as an obstruction during the rotation of the airtight cover is provided.

In addition, an airtight container for storing infectious waste capable of preventing breakage of the hinge portion due to excessive rotation by limiting the rotation angle of the opening side of the hinge portion is provided.

1 and 2 are perspective views showing an open and closed state of an airtight container for storing infectious waste according to the present invention;
3 and 4 are exploded perspective views of the airtight container for storing infectious waste of the present invention;
5 to 6 are cross-sectional views showing the assembly process of the airtight container for storing infectious waste of the present invention;
7 to 8 are cross-sectional views showing the sealing process of the airtight container for storing infectious waste of the present invention;
9 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the container body of the airtight container for storing infectious waste of the present invention is overlapped;
10 is a view showing a modified example of a separating plate according to the present invention, an airtight container for storing infectious waste,
11 and 12 are views showing a modified example of a stopper according to an airtight container for storing infectious waste according to the present invention.

Prior to description, in various embodiments, components having the same configuration are typically described in the first embodiment using the same reference numerals, and in other embodiments, components different from those of the first embodiment will be described. do.

Hereinafter, an airtight container for storing infectious waste according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Among the accompanying drawings, FIGS. 1 and 2 are perspective views showing an open and closed state of an airtight container for storage of infectious waste according to the present invention, and FIGS. 3 and 4 are exploded perspective views of the airtight container for storage of infectious waste according to the present invention.

As shown in the drawings, the airtight container for storing infectious waste of the present invention includes a container body 110, a separating plate 120, and a sealing cover 130.

The container body 110 is made in the shape of a rectangular parallelepiped having a relatively larger volume than the upper part, and an opening 110a communicating with the internal accommodating space is provided at the upper part to accommodate infectious waste and the like in the internal accommodating space. can do.

The container body 110 may include four side surfaces 110b and a bottom surface 110d surrounding the accommodation space, and any one side surface 110b of the four side surfaces 110b surrounding the accommodation space On the outer side of the top, the hinge coupling portion 111 through which the fastening hole 111a vertically penetrates protrudes in the horizontal direction, and the hook-shaped first coupling portion 112 protrudes from the outer side of the top of the other three side surfaces 110b. do.

The corner portion 110c where the side surfaces 110b of the container body 110 are connected to each other is made of a curved surface having a certain curvature. Specifically, the corner portion 110c extends from the upper end to the lower end of the container body 110, and as it extends from the top to the bottom in a curved surface having a constant curvature, the corner portion 110c may have a constant rigidity as a whole. Therefore, when an external impact is applied to the corner portion 110c due to a drop of the container body 110 from the table, etc., the corner portion 110c has uniform rigidity as a whole and can be prevented from being easily damaged.

In addition, the bottom surface 110d of the container body 110 may be divided into a rim portion and a central portion, and as the central portion is disposed in a recessed position with respect to the rim portion, the bottom surface 110d is formed as a rim portion. The central part is concave compared to the part, and it forms a stepped cross-section. In this way, when the bottom surface 110d forms a stepped cross section, it is possible to prevent the thickness of the bottom surface 110d from being partially thinned due to shrinkage of molten resin during injection molding, and thus the bottom surface 110d It is made of a uniform thickness as a whole and has equal rigidity, so it can be prevented from being easily damaged by external impact. In addition, as a plurality of reinforcing ribs 113 are formed in a lattice shape on the central portion of the bottom surface 110d, the stiffness of the central portion, which may be relatively weak compared to the edge portion, can be further reinforced.

The container body 110 can be overlapped with a plurality of container bodies 110 in a state in which the sealing cover 130 is not assembled, thereby improving space utilization efficiency during distribution and storage, and the plurality of container bodies 110 It is provided with a stopper (114, see FIGS. 5 and 6) capable of limiting the insertion position of the adjacent container body 110 to prevent jamming when overlapping. On the other hand, the stopper 114 is disposed below the inner surface of both side surfaces 110b to support the lower end of the adjacent container body 110 inserted into the opening 110a, thereby limiting the insertion position of the adjacent container body 110. can (see FIG. 9).

On the other hand, the container body 110 has a locking jaw 115 formed on the inside of the upper end of the side wall so that the separation plate 120 can be seated in the opening 110a, and the separation plate 120 is the container body 110 ) It may further include a plurality of coupling grooves 116 formed recessed on the inner surface of the side wall so as to be coupled to.

The separation plate 120 is made of a plate shape, and the base plate 121, the base plate 121, is supported by the rim portion of the locking jaw 115 and disposed in the opening 110a of the container body 110. A sleeve 122 that extends downward from the bottom edge of the container body 110 and can be closely supported on the inner surface of the side wall of the container body 110, the coupling groove 116 of the container body 110 among the side edges of the base plate 121 ), a coupling protrusion 123 protruding from a position corresponding to the base plate 121, an inlet 124 formed through the center of the base plate 121 to insert infectious waste into the receiving space inside the container body 110, the inlet A plurality of first slits 125a for separating a plurality of injection needles radially formed around 124, a plurality of second slits 125b for separating a plurality of needles independently disposed on the plate surface of the base plate 121, the base It includes ribs 126 arranged in a lattice shape on the bottom surface of the plate 121 . Meanwhile, the second slit 125b may have a shape in which an injection needle can be easily taken out from the syringe body. For example, the planar shape of the second slit 125b has a shape in which the opening area gradually decreases as it progresses from one end to the other end, and the cross-sectional shape of the second slit 125b gradually increases in thickness as it progresses from one end to the other end. can be made in the form

The sealing cover 130 is assembled on the top of the container body 110 to seal the opening 110a, and covers the top of the container body 110 to close the opening 110a. Plate 131, a hinge portion disposed on one side of the cover plate 131 and capable of guiding rotational opening and closing of the cover plate 131 in a state coupled with the hinge coupling portion 111 of the container body 110 ( 132), disposed on the other side of the cover plate 131 and capable of engaging with the first coupling part 112 of the container body 110 in a state where the cover plate 131 covers the upper side of the opening 110a 2 coupling part 133, the accommodating groove that extends parallel to each other along the bottom edge of the cover plate 131 and can accommodate the sealing member (S) in close contact with the upper end of the side wall of the container body 110 in the space between them. It includes an inner rib 134a and outer ribs 134b and 134b' forming a portion.

Here, the hinge part 132 has a coupling structure that cannot be arbitrarily separated by external force, and a fixing hook 132a that can be coupled to the fastening hole 111a, the fixing hook 132a, and the sealing cover 130 and a connecting portion 132b for rotatably connecting the connecting portion 132b in the form of a flexible film (also referred to as a snap hinge or film hinge).

The hinge part 132 includes a support protrusion 132c capable of limiting the opening angle of the sealing cover 130 . These support protrusions 132c are disposed on both sides of the connection part 132b on one side of the hinge part 132 and are configured to come into close contact with each other at a position where the opening angle of the sealing cover 130 is limited.

The second coupling part 133 has a locking wing shape having a fixing hole 133a capable of engaging with the first coupling part 112 in a coupling structure that cannot be arbitrarily separated by external force, It is rotatably connected to the cover plate 131 and is disposed so that its distal end faces the side surface 110b of the container body 110 in a state of being coupled with the first coupling part 112 . In this embodiment, it is exemplified that the lock wing is connected to the cover plate 131 through a flexible snap hinge, but in addition to this, it will be possible to be rotatably connected in various forms.

The outer rib 134b' of the side surface 110b on which the hinge portion 132 of the sealing cover 130 is formed is in contact with the upper end of the side surface 110b of the container body 110 during the rotational opening and closing process of the sealing cover 130. It is set to a length that does not interfere. On the other hand, the outer rib 134b of the other side surface 110b has a relatively longer protruding length than the outer rib 134b' of the side surface 110b on which the hinge portion 132 is formed for stable support of the sealing member S. can have On the other hand, in this embodiment, it has been described as an example of preventing rotational interference by adjusting the length of the outer rib 134b', but it is not limited thereto, and the container body ( 110) by adjusting the height of the upper end of the side surface 110b to prevent rotational interference.

Now, the operation of the first embodiment of the above-described airtight container for storing infectious waste will be described.

5 and 6 of the accompanying drawings are cross-sectional views showing the assembly process of the airtight container for storing infectious waste according to the present invention.

In the airtight container for storing infectious waste according to the present embodiment, the container body 110, the separation plate 120, and the sealing cover 130 may be provided in a separated state, and the separation plate 120 is attached to the container body 110. ) and the sealing cover 130 may be assembled and used.

5 shows a state in which the container body 110 and the separating plate 120 are coupled, since the holding jaw 115 is formed inside the upper end of the side wall surrounding the opening 110a of the container body 110, the container When the separation plate 120 is inserted into the opening 110a of the main body 110, the lower edge of the base plate 121 of the separation plate 120 is seated and supported on the holding jaw 115, so that the separation plate 120 is inserted. A location may be indicated.

In addition, at the insertion position of the base plate 121, the coupling protrusion 123 extending horizontally from the side surface of the base plate 121 is formed into a coupling groove 116 recessed inside the upper end of the side surface 110b. As it is inserted, the insertion position of the separating plate member 120 may be fixed.

At this time, as the sleeve 122 formed on the lower edge of the base plate 121 extends parallel to the side wall of the container body 110 and is supported on the side wall, the base plate 121 is subjected to external force. It is possible to prevent the plate 121 from being arbitrarily separated from the container body 110 .

Figure 6 shows the combined state of the container body 110 and the sealing cover 130, the sealing cover 130 to the upper side of the fastening hole (111a) of the hinge coupling part 111 provided on one side of the upper end of the container body 110 When the fixing hook 132a of the hinge part 132 provided on one side of the ) is inserted, the fixing hook 132a and the fastening hole 111a are mutually fastened. At this time, since the fixing hook 132a and the fastening hole 111a provide a coupling structure that cannot be arbitrarily separated by external force, the fixing hook 132a and the fastening hole in the process of rotating the sealing cover 130 (111a) can be prevented from being arbitrarily separated.

The cover plate 131 connected through the fixing hook 132a and the connecting portion 132b can rotate in both directions with respect to the fixing hook 132a by the connecting portion 132b, so that the opening of the container body 110 ( 110a) can be rotated in the closed side direction or the open side direction spaced apart from the opening 110a.

At this time, since the hinge part 132 is configured to limit the rotational angle of the cover plate 131 in the open side direction, it is possible to prevent the connection part 132b formed in the form of a flexible film from being damaged due to excessive rotation. .

Specifically, the hinge part 132 includes a pair of support protrusions 132c respectively disposed on both sides of the connection part 132b, and the pair of support protrusions 132c is such that the cover plate 131 is in a closed position. Further rotation of the cover plate 131 may be limited by closely contacting each other at a position rotated by approximately 135 degrees from the position. Accordingly, the sealing cover 130 assembled to the container body 110 in a rotational and openable state can be maintained in an open state to improve the convenience of use, as well as the rotation of the connection portion 132b made in the form of a flexible film. can be prevented from being damaged.

In such a state in which the sealing cover 130 is open, the infectious waste is injected into the inner receiving space of the container body 110 through the inlet 124 of the separation plate 120, or the first slit of the separation plate 120 125a and the second slit 125b can be used to easily separate the injection needle from the syringe body, and the injection needle separated from the syringe body can be naturally accommodated in the receiving space inside the container body 110.

At this time, ribs 126 are formed on the bottom surface of the base plate 121 of the separating plate 120 in the vertical and horizontal directions to reinforce the stiffness of the base plate 121 against bending, so that the base plate It can prevent deformation or breakage.

Among the accompanying drawings, FIGS. 7 and 8 are cross-sectional views showing a sealing process of the airtight container for storing infectious waste according to the present invention.

7 shows a state in which the sealing cover 130 is rotated in the sealing side direction, when the cover plate 131 connected through the fixing hook 132a and the connecting portion 132b is rotated in the closing side direction, the container body ( 110) may be covered to close the opening 110a.

At this time, the outer rib 134b' located on the side surface 110b of the cover plate 131 on which the hinge portion 132 is formed is the side surface 110b of the container body 110 during the rotational opening and closing process of the cover plate 131. ) Since it is set to a length that does not interfere with the upper end, smooth rotation of the cover plate 131 is possible. In addition, since the outer rib 134b located on the side surface 110b other than the side surface 110b on which the hinge portion 132 is formed is set to a sufficiently protruding length for stable support of the sealing member S, the inner rib ( It is possible to prevent the sealing member (S) inserted between 134a) and the outer rib (134b) from being arbitrarily separated. As described above, in this embodiment, the protruding lengths of the outer ribs 134b and 134b' formed on the rim of the sealing cover 130 are different from each other to enable stable rotation of the cover plate 131 and at the same time, the sealing member (S) Random deviations can be prevented.

8 shows a state in which the second coupling portion 133 of the sealing cover 130 is coupled to the first coupling portion 112 of the container body 110, and the opening 110a is opened from the upper side of the container body 110. The closed position of the closing cover plate 132 may be fixed by the second coupling portion 133 being coupled to the first coupling portion 112 of the container body 110 .

Specifically, the second coupling part 133 rotatably connected to the end of the cover plate 131 is formed in the form of a lock wing having a fixing hole 133a, and the first coupling provided in the container body 110 As the portion 112 is formed in the form of a hook, the first coupling portion 112 of the container body 110 is inserted into the fixing hole 133a while the second coupling portion 133 rotates downward. It can be.

At this time, since the first coupling part 112 and the second coupling part 133 have a coupling structure that cannot be arbitrarily separated by an external force, it is possible to prevent the sealing cover 130 from being arbitrarily opened. Infectious waste contained in the container body 110 leaks and secondary infection accidents can be prevented.

As the first coupling portion 112 and the second coupling portion 133 are disposed on the side surface 110b except for the side surface 110b on which the hinge portion 132 is disposed, the airtight cover 130 is placed on the container body. It can be firmly fixed to the (110) side.

At this time, as the sealing member (S) interposed between the inner rib 134a and the outer ribs 134b and 134b' of the sealing cover 130 adheres to the upper end of the side surface 110b of the container body 110, The assembly surface between the sealing cover 130 and the container body 110 can be completely sealed.

In addition, since the distal end of the second coupling portion 133 faces the side surface 110b of the container body 110 when coupled with the first coupling portion 112, the second coupling portion 133 and the container Any object can be prevented from being inserted into the space between the side surfaces 110b of the main body 110, and through this, an external force applied to the second coupling part 133 in the unlocking direction can be prevented.

Among the accompanying drawings, FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the container body 110 of the airtight container for storing infectious waste according to the present invention is overlapped.

In this embodiment, the container body 110 is configured separately from the separation plate 120 and the sealing cover 130, and may be distributed in a non-assembled state. Accordingly, the container body 110 may overlap each other in a state in which the separation plate 120 and the sealing cover 130 are not assembled, and through this, space utilization efficiency during distribution and storage can be greatly improved.

In particular, the container body 110 is provided with a stopper 114 interfering with the lower end of an adjacent container body. These stoppers 114 are disposed below the inner surface of both side surfaces 110b of the container body 110 so that the lower end of the container body 110 stacked upward is caught by the stopper 114 so that additional insertion is restricted. . At this time, the position of the stopper 114 is set so that the side surfaces 110b of the pair of adjacent container bodies 110 are disposed close to each other, but do not come into close contact with each other. In general, when containers are stacked, side surfaces 110b come into close contact with each other and jamming occurs. In this embodiment, since the stopper 114 prevents the side surfaces 110b from sticking together, a plurality of container bodies 110 are stacked to provide space It is possible to prevent jamming between the plurality of container bodies 110 while minimizing the charge.

Figure 10 is a view showing a modified example of a separate plate according to the present invention, an airtight container for storing infectious waste, and Figs. 11 and 12 are views showing a modified example of a stopper according to the present invention, an airtight container for storing infectious waste.

As shown in FIG. 10, in the separation plate 120' according to the modified example of the present invention, a plurality of injection needle separation slits 125 are radially formed around the inlet 124, and the first rib ( 126a) protrudes from the bottom surface of the base plate 121 along the edge of the inlet 124, and second ribs 126b are formed on both sides of the separation slit 125 on the bottom surface of the base plate 121. It is different from the above-described separation plate of the first embodiment in that it is disposed on each of the first ribs 126a and the sleeve 122 in a radial manner. Here, the planar shape of the slit 125 for separating the injection needle has a shape in which the opening area gradually narrows as it progresses from the inlet connected to the inlet 124 to the inner end, and the thickness in the vertical direction is from the inlet side to the inner side. It may be made in the form of gradually becoming thicker as it progresses to the end. Meanwhile, other configurations except for the slit 125, the first rib 126a, and the second rib 126b are the same as those of the first embodiment, so a detailed description of the same configurations will be omitted.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the stopper 114' according to the modified example of the present invention is preferably disposed on the outer surface of both side surfaces 110b of the container body 110 facing each other, If necessary, a separate handle may be fastened to the stopper 114' to improve movement convenience. These stoppers 114' are disposed on the outer surface of both side surfaces 110b of the container body 110, and the upper end of the side surface 110b of the container body 110, which is disposed below, is caught by the stopper 114' and additionally inserted This can be limited. At this time, the position of the stopper 114 'is set so that the side surfaces 110b of the pair of adjacent container bodies 110 are disposed close to each other but do not come into close contact with each other, so that the plurality of container bodies 110 When stacked, adhesion between side surfaces 110b of adjacent container bodies 110 is prevented by the stopper 114 ′, so that jamming between container bodies 110 can be prevented.

The scope of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, but may be implemented in various forms of embodiments within the scope of the appended claims. Anyone with ordinary knowledge in the art to which the invention pertains without departing from the subject matter of the invention claimed in the claims is considered to be within the scope of the claims of the present invention to various extents that can be modified.

110: container body, 110a: opening, 110b: side,
110c: corner part, 110d: bottom surface, 111: hinge coupling part,
111a: fastening hole, 112: first coupling part, 113: reinforcing rib,
114,114': stopper, 115: locking jaw, 116: coupling groove,
120,120': separation plate, 121: base plate, 122: sleeve,
123: coupling protrusion, 124: inlet, 125: slit,
125a: first slit, 125b: second slit, 126: rib,
126a: first rib, 126b: second rib, 130: sealing cover,
131: cover plate, 132: hinge portion, 132a: fixing hook,
132b: connection part, 132c: support protrusion, 133: second coupling part,
133a: fixed hole, 134a: inner rib, 134b, 134b': outer rib,
S: sealing member

Claims (16)

A container body provided with an opening at the top;
A separation plate having an inlet through which waste is introduced and coupled to an opening of the container body; and
Including; a sealing cover capable of sealing the opening of the container body,
A hinge coupling portion is formed on one side of the upper end of the container body, and a first coupling portion is formed on the other side,
One side of the sealing cover is formed with a hinge portion that guides the rotational opening and closing of the sealing cover in a state of being coupled with the hinge coupling portion, and the other side is formed with a second coupling portion that can be coupled with the first coupling portion Seal for storage of infectious waste courage. According to claim 1,
An airtight container for storing infectious waste, wherein the hinge coupling portion includes a fastening hole, and the hinge portion includes a fixing hook capable of being coupled to the fastening hole. According to claim 2,
The fastening hole and the fixing hook are airtight containers for storing infectious waste having a coupling structure that can not be arbitrarily coupled and separated by external force. According to claim 2,
The hinge part includes a connection part for rotatably connecting the fixing hook and the sealing cover, and the connection part has a flexible film form. According to claim 4,
The hinge portion is an airtight container for storing infectious waste including a support protrusion capable of limiting the opening angle of the airtight cover. According to claim 5,
The support protrusions are disposed on both sides of the connection part on one side of the hinge part and are in close contact with each other at the limiting opening angle of the cover. According to claim 1,
The first coupling part is made in the form of a hook, and the second coupling part is formed in the form of a locking wing having a fastening hole capable of engaging with the first coupling part. According to claim 7,
An airtight container for storing infectious waste having a coupling structure in which the fastening hole and the first coupling portion may not be arbitrarily coupled and separated by external force. According to claim 8,
The second coupling portion is rotatably connected to the airtight cover, and an airtight container for storing infectious waste is disposed so that the distal end faces the side of the container body in a state engaged with the first coupling portion. According to claim 1,
The airtight cover includes an inner rib and an outer rib extending parallel to each other along a bottom rim, and an accommodation groove capable of accommodating a sealing member in close contact with the upper end of the side wall of the container body is provided in the space between the inner rib and the outer rib. An airtight container for the storage of infectious waste that is formed. According to claim 10,
An airtight container for storing infectious waste, wherein the outer rib of the side on which the hinge portion of the airtight cover is formed is set to a length that does not interfere with the upper side of the side of the container body during the rotational opening and closing process of the airtight cover. According to claim 1,
The container body is an airtight container for storing infectious waste made in the form of an upper portion having a relatively larger volume than the lower portion so that a plurality of container bodies can be overlapped. According to claim 12,
The container body is an airtight container for storing infectious waste including a stopper capable of limiting the insertion position of adjacent container bodies in order to prevent jamming between the plurality of container bodies. According to claim 13,
The container body has a rectangular parallelepiped shape, and the corner portion to which each side is connected is a closed container for storing infectious waste made of a curved surface having a predetermined curvature. According to claim 1,
An airtight container for storing infectious waste, wherein the bottom surface that closes the lower portion of the container body has a stepped cross section in which the central portion is concave compared to the rim portion. According to claim 15,
An airtight container for storing infectious waste in which a plurality of reinforcing ribs are formed in a grid shape on the plate surface of the central portion.

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