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For a client in the high-tech industry, Bioclimatic developed a custom-built air treatment unit that uses photo-oxidation — a combination of UVC light, ozone, and activated carbon as a catalyst — to remove volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the airflow. This technique is particularly effective for breaking down certain organic compounds and eliminating odours.

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UVC lamps installed in an evaporator

Listeria: every quality manager’s worst nightmare.

For one of our clients producing plant-based meat alternatives, this risk was taken seriously. Evaporators in cooling rooms are notorious for being difficult to clean and a potential breeding ground for bacteria. Traditional high-pressure cleaning wasn’t an option, as it could have spread contamination further.

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De spiraal koeltoren met UVC-licht

For a leading bakery, we developed a bespoke UVC disinfection unit designed to maintain a hygienic environment by keeping the spiral conveyor belt free from bacteria and mold. This spiral cooling tower rapidly lowers the temperature of bakery products to the desired level, ensuring optimal freshness and quality while operating continuously 24/7

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Air disinfection on a pallet

Air disinfection on a pallet

Our powerful UVC system delivers no less than 1,800 m3/hour of clean, disinfected air, free from bacteria, viruses, yeasts and molds.

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For a client in the ornamental horticulture sector operating a tissue culture laboratory, we designed and built a custom disinfection cabinet. Plant propagation is a manual process that takes place in a strictly controlled cleanroom environment. The cutting boards used in this process must be disinfected regularly (after each batch). Traditionally, single-use hygienic sheets were used and discarded after cutting.

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We use 3D simulations to model radiation patterns for surface disinfection, factoring in the angle of incidence of UVC light on the target surface. Due to the microscopic roughness of surfaces, UVC light is less effective when hitting at an oblique angle compared to perpendicular incidence.

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