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titleOfInvention Viable count method, viable count device, slime monitoring method and slime control agent addition system
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a viable cell count measuring method capable of measuring the viable cell count of a microorganism rapidly and with high sensitivity. SOLUTION: A method for measuring the number of viable bacteria in a sample from the amount of oxygen consumed by microorganisms, wherein the amount of oxygen consumed is determined by applying a voltage to a Clark-type oxygen electrode and detecting an oxygen concentration signal. Fill the measurement cell with sterile water saturated with dissolved oxygen, apply voltage to detect the initial oxygen concentration signal (Cal-1) of sterile water, stop applying the voltage, and saturate dissolved oxygen After filling the measured sample in the measurement cell and applying a voltage to detect the initial oxygen concentration signal (Sam-1) of the sample, the application of the voltage is stopped and oxygen is consumed by microorganisms in the sample for a predetermined time. After detecting the oxygen concentration signal (Sam-2) after consumption of oxygen by applying a voltage, the application of the voltage is stopped and the measurement cell is again filled with aseptic water saturated with dissolved oxygen. Apply oxygen concentration signal (Cal-2) after measuring sterile water Know and calculate using each oxygen concentration signal obtained. [Selection] Figure 1
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