Microbe stunning device for a biological decontamination system

Abstract

Stunning devices that apply a voltage potential across biological organisms to break cell membranes and disable the defense mechanisms of viral organisms in a liquid effluent to ultraviolet radiation, which in a system for reducing biological organisms to non-viable organic molecules along with: a cavitation chamber to physically destroy any remaining membranes of biologicals in the effluent that may play host to viral organisms or allow such to hide therein, the action of the stunning and cavitation chambers releasing cellular contents; and a molecularly implanted stimulated emitter (MISE) chamber in which high levels of ultraviolet radiation are applied to virions and spores that remain at frequencies that are readily absorbed and operate to disassociate any viable DNA and RNA strands remaining, causes "death" of microbes in the effluent. In the stunning devices, the effluent is pulsed through small areas between oppositely charged plates or in smaller embodiments, an outer tube and oppositely charged inner structure constructed to establish high potential field concentrations.

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