sterilisation process

A continuous sterilisation process was introduced instead of batch processing.

Autoclaving is a conventional combination of heat treatment under pressure and has been used for many years as a sterilisation process.

Therefore chemical sterilisation processes are used for this purpose.

Due to the heat-sensitive nature of the plastic material the sterilisation process must not heat the bottles.

Only the surface temperature of the items is slightly increased by a few degrees (10...15K) during the sterilisation process.

This was the case in the seventies and eighties but it is no longer with our screening and sterilisation process.

It is important to not use tap water as commercial supplies often contain dissolved chlorides as part of the sterilisation process.

Gloves must be regularly replaced as the chemicals used for the cleaning/sterilisation process of the containments cause considerable wear and tear.

The term dry sterilisation process, DSP, denotes a dry aseptic sterilisation process.

In the 1960s demand for sterilised surgical blades increased and Swann-Morton developed, with the expertise of UKAE at Wantage, a sterilisation process using Cobalt 60 gamma radiation.

As with meat and bonemeal, I support a conditional ban here, as formulated in Amendment No 37 by the Group of the Greens, that is, it should only be possible to use leftovers if a suitable sterilisation process is used.

Using the common reference germs for hydrogen peroxide sterilisation processes, endospores of different strains of bacillus subtilis and bacillus stearothermophilus, the Dry Sterilisation Process easily achieves a germ reduction of 10...10 (log6...log8) in count reduction tests and also in end point tests.