T/NXXH 029-2024 Technical Process for the Harmless Treatment of Dead Sheep in Large-Scale Livestock Farms
T/NXXH 029-2024
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Scope
Scope: This document specifies the terminology and definitions of harmless treatment technology for dead sheep in large-scale farms, the treatment of dead and diseased sheep and related sheep products, collection and transportation requirements, other requirements, and records. This document applies to the harmless treatment of dead sheep in large-scale farms; Main technical content: 3. Terminology and definitions. The following terms and definitions apply to this document. Harmless treatment: In this specification, harmless treatment refers to the process of using physical and chemical methods to eliminate pathogens carried by dead and diseased sheep and related sheep products, and to eliminate hazards. Incineration method: The incineration method refers to the method of subjecting dead and diseased sheep and related sheep products to oxidation or pyrolysis reactions in an oxygen-rich or oxygen-free environment within an incineration container. Pyrolysis method: The pyrolysis method refers to the method of processing dead and diseased sheep and related sheep products in a sealed high-pressure container by introducing high-temperature saturated steam into the container interlayer or container, under the action of dry heat, pressure, or steam and pressure. High-temperature method: The high-temperature method refers to the method of using high temperatures to process dead and diseased sheep and related sheep products in a closed system under atmospheric pressure. Deep burial method: The deep burial method refers to the method of burying dead and diseased sheep and related sheep products in a deep burial pit and covering and disinfecting them, in accordance with relevant regulations. Sulfuric acid decomposition method: The sulfuric acid decomposition method refers to the method of decomposing dead and diseased sheep and related sheep products with sulfuric acid under certain conditions in a sealed container. 4. Treatment of dead and diseased sheep a