Decontamination of Bacterial Spores Using a Bio-reaction System

This report describes the test results of decontamination of Bacillus atrophaeus spores. The spore solution at 109 cfu/mL concentration was treated with chemical decontaminants, hydrogen peroxide, DF-200, sodium dichloroisocyanurate(NaDCC), and perasasfe. DF-200 was not suitable for decontamination of the spore solution. Among them, the optimal decontamination reaction conditions of perasafe and NaDCC were established from test tube experiments in a mL-scale, and they were validated in a bio-reaction system in a L-scale. The optimal conditions of perasafe and NaDCC were 1.0 % of concentration with 5 minutes of reaction time and 0.3 % of concentration with 10 minutes of reaction time, respectively. Also, both decontaminants required adequate agitation for decontamination. The results in the bio-reaction system were similar with the results from the smaller scale using test tubes, showing that the optimal conditions from the smaller scale experiments can be applied to the larger scale.

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Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology
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2024-10-05
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https://doi.org/10.9766/kimst.2024.27.5.649
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Microbial bioremediation and biosurfactants
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Decontamination of Bacterial Spores Using a Bio-reaction System

Hanwool Park, Seong-Joo Kim, Hongsuk Lee, Yeonghwan Seo
Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology
Microbial bioremediation and biosurfactants
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Decontamination of Bacterial Spores Using a Bio-reaction System

Hanwool Park, Seong-Joo Kim, Hongsuk Lee, Yeonghwan Seo
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This report describes the test results of decontamination of Bacillus atrophaeus spores. The spore solution at 109 cfu/mL concentration was treated with chemical decontaminants, hydrogen peroxide, DF-200, sodium dichloroisocyanurate(NaDCC), and perasasfe. DF-200 was not suitable for decontamination of the spore solution. Among them, the optimal decontamination reaction conditions of perasafe and NaDCC were established from test tube experiments in a mL-scale, and they were validated in a bio-reaction system in a L-scale. The optimal conditions of perasafe and NaDCC were 1.0 % of concentration with 5 minutes of reaction time and 0.3 % of concentration with 10 minutes of reaction time, respectively. Also, both decontaminants required adequate agitation for decontamination. The results in the bio-reaction system were similar with the results from the smaller scale using test tubes, showing that the optimal conditions from the smaller scale experiments can be applied to the larger scale.

Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and TechnologyVol. 27(5)
Agency for Defense Development (KR)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Microbial bioremediation and biosurfactants
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