Liling Container Mobile House
There are container mobile house-related applications in Liling, such as mobile PCR cabin laboratories, which resemble container freight units in appearance and possess specific functions and advantages. Details are as follows:
Appearance and Basic Structure The first mobile PCR cabin laboratory in Liling resembles a container freight unit in appearance and covers an area of about 30 square meters. This design endows it with modular and mobile characteristics, enabling it to be rapidly deployed to different locations according to actual needs, such as inside the Fourth Hospital of Liling (Sifen Town Central Health Center), providing convenience for local nucleic acid testing work.
Internal Functional Zoning Although relatively small in size, the mobile PCR cabin laboratory is fully equipped. It is designed strictly in accordance with the requirements of a PCR laboratory and has five main functional areas: a reagent preparation room, a sample processing room, a PCR amplification room, a changing room, and a buffer room. The reagent preparation room is used to prepare reagents required for nucleic acid testing, ensuring the accuracy and stability of the testing. The sample processing room is where the collected samples are pre-processed to prepare for subsequent testing. The PCR amplification room is the core area for nucleic acid testing, where specific technical means are used to amplify the nucleic acids in the samples to detect the presence of viruses. The changing room and buffer room provide necessary protective and transitional spaces for staff, ensuring the safety and standardization of the testing process.
Performance and Advantages This cabin laboratory is equipped with 3 nucleic acid extraction instruments and 6 nucleic acid amplification instruments. Its maximum daily testing capacity (single-tube for single person) can reach 6,000 samples, and if the pooled sampling method (20:1) is used, it can be increased to 120,000 person-times. It features high automation, high safety performance, and a large testing capacity, and can operate 24 hours a day without interruption, achieving same-day sampling, testing, and reporting. This not only significantly improves the capacity and speed of nucleic acid testing but also effectively avoids the biological safety risks associated with specimen transportation and personnel movement.
