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Eo Sterilization

Eo Sterilization is a process that is extraordinarily efficient at cleaning and disinfecting many different kinds of surfaces. Utilizing a gas that is a combination of Ethylene Oxide and fluorine, this method is characterized by the use of a procedure. It is one of the disinfectants that is used the most frequently. On the other hand, essential oil is not the only molecule that can serve this function. Alternative gas sterilization agents, such as hydrogen peroxide, are among the numerous that are available. These agents can be used to safely sterilize a wide variety of materials. Plastics, fabrics, and various types of medical equipment are included in this category.

Phases of EO sterilization

There are three distinct steps involved in the EO sterilization process. Preconditioning is the name given to the initial stage. Putting the product through this step involves exposing it to varying degrees of relative humidity. Exposure is the name given to the second stage. During this stage, the sterilant is administered, and then the gas is evacuated. The actual sterilization takes place in the third stage.


The method of sterilization by EO is extremely versatile, as it can be used on a wide variety of different materials. Additionally, it is compatible with a wide range of medical devices. In point of fact, it is the gaseous sterilization agent that is used across the globe the most frequently. In addition to this, it is risk-free for use in medical facilities.


During the process of Eo Ethylene Oxide sterilization, there are a number of different ways to cut down on the amount of time spent exposed to the EO. The cycle calculation method is one approach that can be taken. When calculating the equivalent amount of time spent exposed, this method makes use of the information that was gathered from a sequence of sublethal cycles. An additional strategy is the overkill half-cycle method. This strategy is conservative and enables a reduction in the amount of EO that is required.


The total processing time for the EO sterilization procedure is typically around 16 hours. The aeration stage can take anywhere from eight to twelve hours, and the actual sterilization process will begin once the chamber has reached the required concentration. The EO concentration is typically somewhere around 350 mg/L on average.


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