Air Ozonation

Hospital

Hotel

Exhibition

Mall

Offices

Pharma

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 Water Ozonation

Cooling Tower

Laundry

Drinking

Municipal

Recycle – Gray / STP

Swimming Pool

Ponds

Aquaculture

Aquarium

Effluent

Effects of Ozone
 

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Hospital

 

Hospital indoor air contains a diverse range of microbial population. The significance of these microbes is debatable in some quarters, where as elsewhere it may be considered significant. Microorganisms are the primary source of indoor air contamination in hospitals wards, labs, Operation Theater.
The indoor air environment can potentially place patient at greater risk than the outside environment because enclosed spaces can confine aerosols and allow them to build up to infectious level.

Generally Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus mirabilis and Klebsiella aerogenes and the fungal isolates include Aspergillus, Penicillum, are present in hospital wards, Operation Theater, and labs. Air in hospitals, medical laboratories and nursing homes can be contaminated by all of the above-mentioned contaminants, as well as by volatile medicinal compounds.

 

Ozone Effects:-

• Ozone is both a strong oxidizing agent as well as a strong disinfectant
• Ozone interferes with the metabolism of bacterium cells most likely through inhibiting and blocking the operation of the
   enzymatic control system.
• A sufficient amount of ozone breaks through the cell membrane, and this leads to the destruction of the bacteria.
• Ozone destroys viruses by diffusing through the protein coat into nucleic acid core, resulting in damage of the viral RNA.
 

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