Impact of 222 Nm Uv-C Radiation on Color Accuracy of Video Displays in Public Buses

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of 222 nm UV-C radiation on the color accuracy of bus interior materials, specifically video displays. The research examines the effects of exposing bus interior displays to UV-C radiation and measuring the resulting changes in monitor color accuracy over time. This wavelength of UV-C radiation is commonly used for disinfection purposes and can be used against COVID-19. The results show that UV-C radiation has a significant negative effect on display color and other parameters. The results may be useful in ensuring optimal color accuracy and durability under UV-C exposure, while providing a safe and effective method of disinfection against COVID-19.