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OVERVIEW Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs), or Nosocomial infections, are one of the leading causes of death in the United States of America more than Breast Cancer, AIDS, and Auto Accidents combined. According to the American CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), one of every 25 patients contracts an infection in the hospital causing more than 75,000 deaths each year in the US. 205 Americans die from Hospital-Acquired Infections each day. HAI cost more than $10 billion annually in the US. Airborne transmission is one of the environmental routes of Nosocomial infections in hospitals such as Influenza, SARS, Measles, Tuberculosis and many incidents and outbreaks of nosocomial infection have been linked to malfunctions and contamination of the ventilation systems in Hospitals. International standards recommend UVC IN-Duct Air purification in conjunction with filtration in HVAC to reduce the risk for the spread of environmental especially fungi and bacteria. BEFORE AFTER OBJECTIVE Destroy up to 99.9% of contagious airborne biological contaminants (viruses, bacteria, spores) in the in-duct airstream that circulate through the building’s HVAC system without increasing the pressure drop. UVC ultraviolet light produces a specific wavelength of 253.7 nanometers (commonly called 254 nm) or “Germicidal” because they alter or flip a microorganism’s DNA molecule to form dimers making it incapable of reproducing under the condition to deliver the required microwatt dosage of UV energy. TECHNOLOGY OPERATION Each sterilization module is designed according to the existing or projected HVAC duct and manufactured with a reflective material such as aluminum, galvanized steel or stainless steel to increase irradiations from all directions. Sizing calculations will consider the microorganisms to eliminate and inactivation rate to achieve, air velocity, duct size to determine the number of UVC emitters and individual output. The UVC lamps will be positioned in longitudinal direction (airstream direction) on the inner walls of the duct to maximize exposure time and increase UVC irradiations received by the contaminants. The UVC emitters will be mounted on the inner walls of the duct to minimize the cooling down effect which is greater if placed in the middle of the duct and affects the UVC emission performance. The UVC emitters will be mounted above one another to maximize irradiation of microorganisms from all directions via wall reflection. IN-DUCT AIR STERILIZATION IN-DUCT AIR STERILIZATION UVC TECH BENEFITS AREAS Hospitals & Medical facilities Clinics & Medical centers Laboratories and clean rooms Pharmaceutical Industry Food & Beverage Industry Military bases Eliminate up to 99.9% of airborne bio contaminants (Viruses, bacteria, spores) Improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Complement filtration system Increase HEPA filter life Reduce HVAC maintenance cost Reduce energy cost No chemicals No ozone UVC

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Page 1: IN-DUCT AIR STERILIZATION - Steril Innovations

OVERVIEWHealthcare Associated Infections (HAIs), or Nosocomial infections, are one of the leading causes of death in the United States of America more than Breast Cancer, AIDS, and Auto Accidents combined.According to the American CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), one of every 25 patients contracts an infection in the hospital causing more than 75,000 deaths each year in the US.205 Americans die from Hospital-Acquired Infections each day.HAI cost more than $10 billion annually in the US.

Airborne transmission is one of the environmental routes of Nosocomial infections in hospitals such as Infl uenza, SARS, Measles, Tuberculosis and many incidents and outbreaks of nosocomial infection have been linked to malfunctions and contamination of the ventilation systems in Hospitals.International standards recommend UVC IN-Duct Air purifi cation in conjunction with fi ltration in HVAC to reduce the risk for the spread of environmental especially fungi and bacteria.

BEFORE

AFTER

OBJECTIVEDestroy up to 99.9% of contagious airborne biological contaminants (viruses, bacteria, spores) in the in-duct airstream that circulate through the building’s HVAC system without increasing the pressure drop.

UVC ultraviolet light produces a specifi c wavelength of 253.7 nanometers (commonly called 254 nm) or “Germicidal” because they alter or fl ip a microorganism’s DNA molecule to form dimers making it incapable of reproducing under the condition to deliver the required microwatt dosage of UV energy.

TECHNOLOGY

OPERATIONEach sterilization module is designed according to the existing or projected HVAC duct and manufactured with a refl ective material such as aluminum, galvanized steel or stainless steel to increase irradiations from all directions.Sizing calculations will consider the microorganisms to eliminate and inactivation rate to achieve, air velocity, duct size to determine the number of UVC emitters and individual output.The UVC lamps will be positioned in longitudinal

direction (airstream direction) on the inner walls of the duct to maximize exposure time and increase UVC irradiations received by the contaminants.The UVC emitters will be mounted on the inner walls of the duct to minimize the cooling down effect which is greater if placed in the middle of the duct and affects the UVC emission performance.The UVC emitters will be mounted above one another to maximize irradiation of microorganisms from all directions via wall refl ection.

IN-DUCT AIR STERILIZATION

I N - D U C T A I R S T E R I L I Z A T I O N U V C T E C H

BENEFITS AREASHospitals & Medical facilities ▪Clinics & Medical centers ▪Laboratories and clean rooms ▪Pharmaceutical Industry ▪Food & Beverage Industry ▪Military bases ▪

Eliminate up to 99.9% of airborne bio contaminants ▪(Viruses, bacteria, spores) Improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) ▪Complement fi ltration system ▪Increase HEPA fi lter life ▪Reduce HVAC maintenance cost ▪Reduce energy cost ▪No chemicals ▪No ozone ▪

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VDI 6022

Aspergillius fl avusAspergillius glaucusAspergillius nigerMucor racemosus AMucor racemosus BOospora lactisPenicillium expansumPenicillium roquefortiPenicillium digitatumRhisopus nigricans

Chlorella VulgarisNematode EggsParamecium

Bacteriopfage - E. ColiInfectious HepatitisInfl uenzaPoliovirus - PoliomyelitisTobacco mosaic

Brewers yeastCommon yeast cakeSaccharomyces carevisiaeSaccharomyces ellipsoideusSaccharomyces spores

2,6005,8003,4003,150

240,000

6,6008,0006,6006,600

440,000

3,3006,0006,0006,0008,000

6,60013,20013,20013,20017,600

13,00045,00011,000

22,00092,00020,000

60,00044,000

132,00017,00017,0005,000

13,00013,00044,000111,000

99,00088,000

330,00035,20035,20011,00022,00026,40088,000

220,000

VIRUS

YEAST

ORGANISMS: ORGANISMS:Energy Dosage of Ultraviolet radiation

(UV dose) in µWs/cm2 needed for kill factor

Energy Dosage of Ultraviolet radiation (UV dose) in µWs/cm2 needed for kill

factor90%

(1 log reduction) 99%

(2 log reduction)

Bacillus anthracis - AnthraxBacillus anthracis spores - Anthrax sporesBacillus magaterium sp. (spores)Bacillus magaterium sp. (veg.)Bacillus paratyphususBacillus subtilis sporesBacillus subtilisClostridium tetaniCorynebacterium diphtheriaeEbertelia typhosaEscherichia coliLeptospiracanicola - infectious JaundiceMicroccocus candidusMicroccocus sphaeroidesMycobacterium tuberculosisNeisseria catarrhalisPhytomonas tumefaciensProteus vulgarisPseudomonas aeruginosaPseudomonas fl uorescensSalmonella enteritidisSalmonela paratyphi - Enteric feverSalmonella typhosa - Typhoid feverSalmonella typhimuriumSarcina luteaSerratia marcescensShigella dyseteriae - DysenteryShigella fl exneri - DysenteryShigella paradysenteriaeSpirillum rubrumStaphylococcus albusStaphylococcus aureusStaphylococcus hemolyticusStaphylococcus lactisStreptococcus viridansVibrio comma - Cholera

4,52024,3202,7301,3003,20011,6005,80013,0003,3702,1403,0003,1506,0501,0006,2004,4004,4003,0005,5003,5004,0003,2002,1508,00019,7002,4202,2001,7001,6804,4001,8402,6002,1606,1502,0003,375

8,70046,2005,2002,5006,100

22,00011,00022,0006,5104,1006,6006,000

12,30015,40010,0008,5008,0006,600

10,5006,6007,6006,1004,100

15,20026,4006,1604,2003,4003,4006,1605,7206,6005,5008,8003,8006,500

BACTERIA

Technical descriptionWidthLengthHeightSupply voltageNumber of UV-C emitters

UV-C emittersIP protection classEmitter service lifeFunctional check

AirStream300 - 2.000 mm600 - 2.500 mm300 - 2.000 mm230 V - 50 HzMax. 80 pcs.

55 Watt 60/95 Watt compactIP 65 or IP 20

8,000 hrs.Serial interface (optional)

IN-DUCT AIR STERILIZATION UVC

PROTOZOA

MOLDS 90% / 99%

90% / 99%

90% / 99%

90% / 99%

Dimensions are nominal, and illustrations and specifi cations are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication.STERIL INNOVATIONS reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice.