Breathe healthy with POTOK technology

Do you know that the air in closed spaces is on average 10 times more polluted than outside? When we cough, sneeze or talk, we expel thousands (10,000 – 20,000) of droplets containing microorganisms. Although present forever, the problem of biological safety of indoor air came into the public spotlight with the pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Solving this problem is a serious challenge and requires taking complex and, above all, effective measures, including changing the consciousness of individuals and changing the legal norms of countries and world society as a whole.

When disinfecting a space, the emphasis is mainly on the disinfection of floors, work surfaces and equipment, while completely ignoring air contamination, which remains one of the main problems in medicine, agriculture, the food industry, traffic and other areas. According to data from the World Health Organization, the causative agents of even 90% of registered infectious diseases are transmitted by airborne droplets. Bearing in mind that every closed space is a suitable environment for the reproduction of microorganisms, the existence of devices and systems for air disinfection in them is necessary in order to stop the growth of microbes.

Today, various solutions for air disinfection can be found on the market, which are mostly characterized by insufficient efficiency. In addition, many solutions are technically outdated and, above all, unsafe for people and the environment. POTOK technology offers an innovative, energy-efficient and safe solution for air disinfection. POTOK air disinfection technology solves the problem of destroying microorganisms that characterizes traditional air purification methods and ensures the necessary biological safety of air in the most diverse areas (health and social institutions, food industry, public transport, public institutions, kindergartens, schools, sports centers,…). This technology is unique in that, during air disinfection, the bioinactivation (destruction) of microorganisms is first performed, followed by highly efficient filtration of inactivated biomass and aerosol particles, which ensures the removal of 99.99% of all types of microorganisms and viruses present in the air, including corona viruses. During inactivation, microbes are irreversibly damaged, so they cannot regenerate, which excludes the possibility of accumulation of living organisms in the device and their spread around the room. The efficiency and non-selectivity of the POTOK technology are made possible by the functional elements of the POTOK 150-M-01, which use a strong electric field to destroy the present microorganisms and viruses.

POTOK devices do not have expensive filters that need to be changed frequently due to the accumulation of microbes in them, but permanently destroy microbes without side effects. Simply put, if an infected person enters a space that has a POTOK device, it is almost impossible for someone to get infected no matter how much time they spend there because POTOK will KILL EVERYTHING HARMFUL IN THE AIR and thus maintain a healthy environment. For every square meter of space, or cubic meter of air, there is a dedicated device that guarantees maximum efficiency. The application of POTOK technology is absolutely safe for human health and the environment, because during its operation the equipment does not require the use of consumables, chemicals or a special method of disposal at the end of its working life, which is almost unlimited. Patented POTOK technology is the only technology successfully used in International Space Stations (NASA and Roskosmos). The effectiveness of the technology has been tested and recommended for use by numerous scientific institutes around the world, including the Faculty of Medical Sciences of the University of Kragujevac. Bearing in mind the changes caused by the pandemic and that there are increasingly loud rumors that in the near or distant future there will be an outbreak of a new epidemic or the appearance of the so-called superbacteria resistant to all known antibiotics, we must not allow ourselves to be unprepared again. In this preparation for a “new tomorrow”, the POTOK technology gives us a great advantage and guarantees a healthier life and survival.

A revolution in air decontamination technologies

In an era where air pollution and pollutants pose a significant threat to our health, the demand for effective air decontamination technologies has never been greater. As we become more aware of the impact of airborne pollutants on respiratory health, the race to develop cutting-edge solutions for purifying the air we breathe has intensified. This blog explores the evolution of air decontamination technologies and the innovative solutions that are reshaping the way we provide clean, healthy air for all.

The quality of the air we breathe directly affects our overall well-being. Unfortunately, rapid industrialization, vehicle emissions, and various other sources contribute to increasing concentrations of air pollutants. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 91% of the world’s population lives in areas where air quality exceeds guideline limits. These alarming statistics highlight the urgent need for advanced air decontamination solutions.

Evolution of air decontamination technologies:

1 – HEPA Filtration: High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters have long been a staple in air purification systems. These filters can capture particles as small as 0.3 microns, effectively removing dust, pollen and other larger pollutants from the air.

2 – UV-C technology: Ultraviolet-C (UV-C) light has gained popularity as a powerful tool in air decontamination. UV-C light interferes with the DNA of microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, rendering them inactive. This technology is particularly effective in hospitals, laboratories and other environments where maintaining sterile conditions is critical.

3 – Activated Carbon Filters: Activated carbon filters are excellent at capturing and neutralizing odors, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and other chemical pollutants. These filters use the porous structure of carbon to adsorb molecules, providing an additional layer of protection against harmful substances.

4 – Photocatalytic Oxidation (PCO): PCO is an advanced oxidation technology that uses a catalyst, typically titanium dioxide, to break down organic pollutants into harmless byproducts. This process is particularly effective in eliminating volatile organic compounds and other hazardous substances.

5 – Electrostatic precipitation: This technology uses an electrostatic charge to capture particles in the air. The air passes through the ionization chamber, where the particles are charged and then attracted to the collection plates. This method is effective in capturing both large and small particles.

6 – POTOK technology: Innovative technology that, by applying a strong electric field, destroys all types of viruses and microorganisms in the air, without the use of filters and chemicals. Originally designed for air purification in space stations, this technology is now widely used in all closed rooms, primarily in medical facilities and the food industry.

The future of air decontamination:

As technology continues to advance, the future of air decontamination holds exciting possibilities. Researchers are exploring the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize air purification systems, allowing them to adapt in real time to changing air quality conditions. Additionally, the integration of smart sensors and IoT connectivity enables remote monitoring and control of air decontamination devices.

Conclusion:

The quest for clean breathing air has led to significant advances in air decontamination technologies. From traditional HEPA filters to state-of-the-art POTOK technology and AI systems, the options available today are more diverse and efficient than ever before. As we navigate a world filled with evolving environmental challenges, the continued development of air decontamination solutions remains critical to preserving our health and ensuring a cleaner, safer future. Easy breathing is no longer just a wish; is becoming a reality through innovative technologies that are shaping the air purification landscape.

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