Bactericide Action of High-Power Pulsed Ultra-Violet Radiation

Chumakov, V. I.; Shostko, O. S.; Shostko, Igor; Lonin, Yu.F.; Shostko, S. N.; Dubrovskaya, L. L.

doi:10.1615/telecomradeng.v52.i4.200

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“…Research on the mechanism and effectiveness of pulsed UV sterilization is ongoing. As a matter of fact, they did not stop, having started almost 30 years ago [1][2][3][4][5]. Successful tests of the technology of pulse sterilization of viral infection opened the prospect for further research on the effect of UV radiation on microorganisms [6].…”

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Experimental Investigation of Pulse Sterilization of Pathogens

Chumakov

Ostryzhnyi

Kharchenko

et al. 2021

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The results of experimental investigations of the effect of high-intensity pulsed UV radiation on reference strains of opportunistic pathogens S, aureus and E. coli are presented. The modified pulse UV sterilizer MПК-300-3 based on an end-face plasma accelerator was used as a radiation source, which provides a power pulsed discharge in an open atmosphere. The high efficiency of inactivation of the pathogens was provided within a short period of time. The possibility of providing urgent 100% sterilization of a pathogens has been shown. The prospects for the application of pulse sterilization technology to combat pathogens are considered.

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Experimental Investigation of Pulse Sterilization of Pathogens

Chumakov

Ostryzhnyi

Kharchenko

et al. 2021

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Experimental Investigation of Pulse Sterilization of Viral Infection

Chumakov

Ostryzhny

Kharchenko

et al. 2020

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The results of experimental investigations of the effect of high-intensity pulsed UV radiation on the influenza virus type A (H1N1) are presented. The research methodology is developed and the structure of the experiments is described. An end-face plasma accelerator was used as a radiation source, which provides a power pulsed discharge in an open atmosphere. The high efficiency of inactivation of the infectiousness of the virus was shown within a short period of time. The possibility of providing urgent 100% sterilization of a viral infection has been shown for the first time. A model for calculating the efficiency of pulse sterilization has been developed. The prospects for the application of pulse sterilization technology to combat coronavirus infection are considered.

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Scattering Phenomena Effects on Growth of 308-nm Laser-Irradiated Bacteria in Suspension

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Nassisi²,

Alifano³

2002

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In this study we analyzed the effect of 308-nm laser exposure on recovery of irradiated Staphylococcus epidermidis held in liquid after irradiation and before plating. Coexistence of bacterial growth inhibition and stimulation phenomena was observed. Under certain conditions, bacterial recovery was about fivefold higher in irradiated samples than in the controls. The available evidence suggests that the growth inhibition was due to the bactericidal activity of the 308-nm wavelength light, whereas the growth stimulation effect was associated with broadband radiation generated by scattering phenomena in the bacterial suspensions. Spectroscopic investigations revealed that the nutrient broth plays a decisive role in the scattering of laser radiation within the suspension.

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Bactericide Action of High-Power Pulsed Ultra-Violet Radiation

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Experimental Investigation of Pulse Sterilization of Pathogens

Experimental Investigation of Pulse Sterilization of Pathogens

Experimental Investigation of Pulse Sterilization of Viral Infection

Scattering Phenomena Effects on Growth of 308-nm Laser-Irradiated Bacteria in Suspension

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