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| titleOfInvention | Decomposition and removal of harmful substances by photocatalyst, photo sterilizer |
| abstract | PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: There are a defect that a photocatalyst is decomposed and removed only at a portion irradiated with a light source, a defect that requires contact with an effective site, and a defect that a reaction rate is slow. Therefore, it has been difficult to realize an apparatus that can simultaneously solve the sterilization performance of bacteria having a high growth rate. The action of the photocatalyst increases in proportion to the irradiation area, and pays attention to the fact that the light irradiation intensity is sufficient at a certain value and the property that the fluid passes so as to wrap around the spherical spherical surface. By installing a pseudo-light source and a light reflector with the optimum shape and size for the diameter of the catalyst, light was applied to almost the entire surface of the catalyst, greatly expanding the area where the catalyst acts. At the same time, by considering that the object to be purified encloses and passes through the spherical surface of the catalyst, it was always brought into contact with a site where the catalytic action is effective. The conventional shortage of irradiation area, the slow reaction rate of the catalyst, and the shortcoming of being difficult to contact the effective site were solved. Further, since the object to be purified is always irradiated with light, a sterilizing action can be obtained at the same time. [Selection] Figure 1 |
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