Case

Located in southern Xinjiang and founded in 1958, Tarim University is a long-established higher-education institution with strengths in agricultural and life sciences and multiple research and innovation platforms.

The university's laboratories generate hazardous waste in many forms and compositions across multiple locations, with total volumes increasing over time. Dispersed management raises the risk of damaged containers, incompatible materials, leakage, fire, environmental contamination, and personal injury.

Unlike temporary units converted from general-purpose shipping containers, the Looped Logic® Outdoor Temporary Hazardous-Waste Storage Cabinet is purpose-designed around hazardous-chemical storage and fire-protection requirements. It supports safe temporary storage, environmental protection, orderly classification, and controlled risk.

Integrated Intelligent Systems

The cabinet integrates multiple subsystems including automatic control, internal storage, environmental monitoring, anti-static protection, purification, ventilation, and temperature control. PC and mobile access enable remote intelligent control and reduce manual management effort.

 Maintain Reliable Emergency Response in Low Temperatures

Xinjiang winters can fall below 0°C. The project therefore used a heat-traced, freeze-protected Emergency Response Solution so emergency shower and eyewash water remains available in extreme cold.

Designed for Seismic and High-Wind Conditions

The cabinet's seismic and wind resistance were reinforced to reduce the risk of waste containers tipping or falling during severe conditions.

Based on detailed waste-generation and collection volumes, SAN Group selected a cabinet size suited to the university's needs and separated solid-waste and waste-liquid zones to reduce incompatible-contact risk.