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ClO2 for Aerosolized Release in Veterinary Clinics
Summary
This study has performed an experimental investigation into the effectiveness of ClO2 as a disinfection agent for pet's hospital in Taiwan. Two different ClO2 application methods have been considered, namely a single treatment, and multiple treatments at 2 h intervals. In every case, disinfection was performed using 0.3 mg m3 of ClO2, and the ClO2 was allowed to ultrasonic aerosol procedures and propagate through the air. Conclusions obtained from this study include the following:
1. The experimental results have shown that the application of ClO2 results in a moderate reduction in the average levels of bacteria and fungus within the pet's hospital. In the SAM method, the ClO2 is applied only once a day. However, in the MAM method, the ClO2 needs to be replenished on a 2-hourly basis. The results suggest that from both disinfection efficiency perspective and a cost and convenience perspective, the MAM treatment protocol represents the most appropriate means of satisfying the TEPA guidelines for the indoor air quality in pet's hospital.
2.The ClO2 aerosol devices can effectively restrain or disinfect airborne bacteria to improve the indoor air quality. Thus, it can be applied in workplaces, hospitals, and other public areas, where bioaerosols are of great concern.
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