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UL Lafayette researching use of ozone to decontaminate masks Researchers at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette are working on a system that relies on ozone to decontaminate masks worn by health care personnel to protect them from airborne pathogens. The tight-fitting masks are a type of personal protective equipment, or PPE. They are designed to be worn only once by medical professionals assisting patients with highly infectious diseases, such as coronavirus....Continue reading

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Rosatom research into ozone sterilisation for medical instruments Scientists in Russia have developed a method of disinfecting and sterilising medical instruments, clothing, equipment, and facilities, using mobile devices for the production of concentrated ozone. The scientists are part of the Russian State Science Centre, Troitsk Institute of Innovative and Thermonuclear Research (SSC TRINITI), a subsidiary of Rosatom’s science division.... Read more on: COVID-19 Nuclear industry At the moment, most medical rooms are treated with chlorine, which is a toxic substance. Ozonation, by contrast, is a clean technology that, if used correctly, does not have adverse effects, said Stanislav Kosarev, the project’s supervisor. Using our device allows you to sterilise scrubs and other medical instruments without thermal exposure, which will increase their lifespan. https://www.esi-africa.com//rosatom-research-into-ozone-s/

UL Lafayette researching use of ozone to decontaminate masks Researchers at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette are working on a system that relies on ozone to decontaminate masks worn by health care personnel to protect them from airborne pathogens. The tight-fitting masks are a type of personal protective equipment, or PPE. They are designed to be worn only once by medical professionals assisting patients with highly infectious diseases, such as coronavirus....Continue reading

Saudi authorities clean holiest site in Mecca using ozone gas Religious leaders in Saudi Arabia have been using ozone gas to clean Islam’s most venerated site, the Kaaba in Mecca, as an experimental treatment against corona virus. The head of the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais, was this week pictured using an ozone machine as part of efforts to sterilise the Kaaba, the cube-shaped structure that the world’s 1.8 billion Muslims pray towards every day.... The technology is being seen as a non-invasive way to clean surfaces and carpets in the Grand Mosque, which is usually crowded with thousands of pilgrims during the holy month of Ramadan, but this year is closed and mostly empty due to the pandemic. https://www.telegraph.co.uk//saudi-authorities-clean-holi/

https://campusrecmag.com/ In a post-pandemic world, educational facilities like colleges and universities face a significant hurdle sanitizing their space so thoroughly that students can return and trust they are learning in a fully sanitized, safe space. Ozone (O3) technology may be the solution.... O3 is formed naturally by the ultra-violet rays from the sun and by lightning. O3 can also be created synthetically by passing air through a corona discharge O3 chamber (electrical reaction) or ultra-violet lamp (photochemical reaction). Many studies conclude O3 gas is a highly effective method to eliminate mold, bacteria, viruses and other micro-organisms from the air and surfaces. Some studies also suggest O3 gas is superior to traditional towel, or manual-based cleaning approaches. O3 is extremely active. When it encounters micro-organisms, O3 will interfere with the metabolism of their cells through inhibiting and blocking the operation of the enzymatic control system. A sufficient amount of O3 breaks through the cell membrane and leads to the destruction of the micro-organism. Thereafter, the rest of O3 naturally reverts to oxygen very quickly. This technology has been cited in several studies over the last two decades, referencing its use as an effective virucidal and antibacterial agent, and its efficacy against salmonella and inactivation of the influenza virus. A multitude of sites are now using O3 to disinfect their spaces including The Fort Lauderdale Fire Station and Mumbai hospital chambers. An O3 tunnel was constructed at a Mexican food market to keep doors open during the coronavirus pandemic. Now, religious leaders in Saudi Arabia have even been using O3 gas to clean Islam’s holiest site, the Kaaba in Mecca. Non-invasive, byproduct free, powerful and safe it removes the need for manual sterilization using traditional cleaning supplies, saving postsecondary education facilities countless hours and ensuring students continue to value face to face education over distance learning. Could O3 be a new standard for campuses around the globe?