EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF THE AEROSOL METHOD OF DISINFECTION OF AIR AND SURFACES CONTAMINATED BY M. TUBERCULOSIS
https://doi.org/10.21292/2075-1230-2018-96-1-35-40
Abstract
The objective of the study: to analyze efficiency of an aerosol method of M. tuberculosis deactivation in the air and on surfaces versus the conventional methods of the disinfectants' application.
Subjects and Methods. The article describes the evaluation of efficiency of the aerosol method of M. tuberculosis, H37Rv strain, deactivation on surfaces (tested objects made of linoleum) and in the air using the disinfectant of Green Dez based on chlorine dioxide versus deactivation through wiping and irrigation.
The efficiency of disinfectant was tested by the device of 099С А4224 manufactured by Glas-Col, USA, using the air sampler of PU-1B, Russia.
The Mobile Hygienic Center (MNC), Russia, was used for application of the disinfectant, wiping and irrigation was done using the disperser of Avtomaks AO-2, Russia.
The bacterial aerosol was generated in the Glass-Col chamber with the concentration 5 ± 2.5 × 102 CFU/cm3, by spraying the suspension of M. tuberculosis, H37Rv strain. After that, the disinfectant spray was supplied to the chamber, where linoleum objects were placed horizontally on a variety of surfaces. In order to evaluate efficiency of surface treatment by wiping, the test objects were wiped with a tissue, soaked with the solution of Green Dez, based on consumption of 100-150 ml/m2. In 15, 30 and 60 minutes, the samples of inactivated M. tuberculosis aerosol were collected using an aspirator, chambers with test objects were closed and placed in the vent hood. To monitor efficiency of disinfection of the test object surfaces, the rinse blanks were done by wiping the surface with a sterile gauze wad, soaked with 0.5% of sodium thiosulfate solution.
The samples of deactivated aerosol and rinse blanks from the surfaces of test objects were put into Petri dishes with Middlebrook 7H11 medium. The cultures were incubated in the thermostat at the temperature of 37 ± 1° C for 10-21 days, and the number of colonies was counted.
Sterile water was used instead of disinfectant for control tests treating the tests objects contaminated in the same manner.
Results. The good disinfection properties of Green Dez aerosol were proved during the simulation of M. tuberculosis, H37Rv strain, disinfection on the surfaces and in the air.
The efficiency analysis of the aerosol method of disinfection proved the reduction of disinfectant consumption by 4-5 times versus wiping and irrigation, due to this the aerosol treatment can be regarded as a safer and more environmentally friendly method.
The finely dispersed disinfectant aerosol, produced by MNC, effectively decontaminated the whole space, including the remote and hard-to-reach places. Full automation of disinfection implies no human presence providing high safety of disinfection.
About the Authors
V. V. KuzinRussian Federation
Engineer of Professional Training and Development Department
Settlement of Obolensk, Serpukhovskoy District, Moscow Region, 142279. Phone: +7 (4967) 31-21-82
E. B. Shmаtkovа
Russian Federation
78, 13th Line, St. Petersburg, 199178
N. S. Grischenko
Russian Federation
Researcher of Professional Training and Development Department
Settlement of Obolensk, Serpukhovskoy District, Moscow Region, 142279. Phone: +7 (4967) 31-21-82
T. I. Rudnitskаya
Russian Federation
Researcher of Professional Training and Development Department
Settlement of Obolensk, Serpukhovskoy District, Moscow Region, 142279. Phone: +7 (4967) 31-21-82
M. V. Fursov
Russian Federation
Junior Researcher of Microorgasim Stress Laboratory
Settlement of Obolensk, Serpukhovskoy District, Moscow Region, 142279. Phone: +7 (4967) 31-21-82
V. D. Potаpov
Russian Federation
Doctor of Biological Sciences, Head of Professional Training and Development Department
Settlement of Obolensk, Serpukhovskoy District, Moscow Region, 142279. Phone: +7 (4967) 31-21-82
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Kuzin V.V., Shmаtkovа E.B., Grischenko N.S., Rudnitskаya T.I., Fursov M.V., Potаpov V.D. EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF THE AEROSOL METHOD OF DISINFECTION OF AIR AND SURFACES CONTAMINATED BY M. TUBERCULOSIS. Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases. 2018;96(1):35-40. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21292/2075-1230-2018-96-1-35-40