Selected article for: "average reduction and influenza virus"

Author: Aurora Baluja; Justo Arines; Ramon Vilanova; Carmen Bao-Varela; Maria Teresa Flores-Arias
Title: UV light dosage distribution over irregular respirator surfaces. Methods and implications for safety
  • Document date: 2020_4_11
  • ID: mug5g92f_41
    Snippet: Regarding disinfection, NIOSH guidelines [3] advise to discard masks after aerosol-generating procedures. However, previous studies have shown that UV disinfection is suitable to remove viral load although more studies are needed to acscertain viral removal from the inner FFR layers. UVGI dose for coronavirus in surfaces has been shown to be lower than other types as they're single-stranded RNA virus. For example, Duan et al [7] found that 0.32 J.....
    Document: Regarding disinfection, NIOSH guidelines [3] advise to discard masks after aerosol-generating procedures. However, previous studies have shown that UV disinfection is suitable to remove viral load although more studies are needed to acscertain viral removal from the inner FFR layers. UVGI dose for coronavirus in surfaces has been shown to be lower than other types as they're single-stranded RNA virus. For example, Duan et al [7] found that 0.32 J/cm2 can inactivate SARS-CoV in culture plates, whereas for H1N1 influenza, decontamination with 1.2, 1.8 or 1.98 Joules/cm2 achieved an average 4-log reduction of viable H1N1 influenza virus [1, 8, 9] .

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