Agentless Water Disinfection by Electrophysical Method

Anatoly D. Bulat; Vladimir M. Filenkov; Vladimir A. Seleznev; Igor A. Lushkin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.931.1001

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Agentless Water Disinfection by Electrophysical Method

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The problems of increasing the efficiency of water disinfection by means of nature-friendly technologies that can restore the balance between the biosphere and the technosphere disturbed by man are considered. For this purpose, it is proposed to use the aspects of thunderstorm activity as a promising technology for cleaning and disinfecting the air-water basin of the Earth. Based on the principles of similarity and analogy methods, it is proposed to implement a method of electrophysical influence on water, by means of a device for producing electromagnetic fields in the regime of vortex-wave resonance. The force action of crossed electromagnetic fields on the bacterial cell, at a certain level of field strength, will lead to its lysis. In addition, the dispersion of various inclusions, clusters and water molecules, allows the saturation of water with ions of oxygen and hydroxyl groups, and, consequently, its disinfection.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 931)

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1001-1004

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Anatoly D. Bulat, Vladimir M. Filenkov*, Vladimir A. Seleznev, Igor A. Lushkin

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Atmospheric Electricity, Crossed Electromagnetic Fields, Electro-Physical Impact, Environmental Safety, Parametric Resonance, Thunderstorm Activity

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