RAPID:Novel Foam formulations for decontamination of surfaces with minimum wastewater generation
RAPID:Novel Foam formulations for decontamination of surfaces with minimum wastewater generation
批准号:
2026740
负责人:
Ponisseril Somasundaran
金额:
$10.08万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020-04-01 至 2020-09-30
中文摘要
该RAPID项目的更广泛影响是促进对新消毒剂成分的理解。控制传染病传播的常见方法包括将去污消毒剂喷洒到医院、公寓、公园、机场、人行道和其他表面的地板上。常用的消毒剂有漂白剂、过氧化氢、苯酚和碘伏。在表面上喷洒这种溶液不会粘在防护服的表面上,因此必须每天多次施用以达到去污效果。此外,这种操作可能导致溶液渗入地下。考虑到COVID-19等传染病的大流行性质,去污措施通常持续数月,导致长时间暴露于可能对肺部有害并刺激呼吸道的消毒剂烟雾。拟议的项目旨在通过开发和应用泡沫形式的消毒剂制剂来克服这些问题,使其能够充分接触。一种具有超级扩散器的泡沫可以穿透裂缝和裂缝,粘附在表面足够长的时间来净化。该制剂将被设计用于房屋、车辆、医院和机场等大型区域的地板和窗户的去污。为了进一步减少漂白剂等消毒剂的使用,将使用抗菌剂作为发泡剂。这将使遭受传染病的社区受益。该RAPID项目的目标是制备一套不同消毒剂和表面活性剂类型的创新泡沫配方,并使用喷雾器测试其发泡性和部署。一种生物表面活性剂表面活性素,也表现出抗菌性能将被用作泡沫稳定剂。该项目将:确定空气/水界面张力作为表面活性剂浓度的函数;研究参数,包括泡沫形成速率(起泡性)和破碎(稳定性)以及气泡大小;确定不同空气/水比例下泡沫的储存和刚性模量值,并将其与泡沫质地相关联;研究家用和背负式喷雾器和泡沫枪等各种投放设备的部署情况;表征在瓷砖表面上形成的泡沫的时间依赖性纹理,并将其与发泡性、泡沫稳定性参数以及储能和弹性模量值相关联。泡沫完全分解后,将使用电子显微镜分析瓷砖表面,以评估消毒剂是否均匀沉积或以斑块形式沉积。将使用瓷砖表面的拉曼光谱映射来验证该评估;在不同比例的表面活性剂类型下的界面张力数据提供了在水相中存在次氯酸根离子的情况下它们在空气/水界面处的吸附密度的估计,而泡沫稳定性参数提供了它们在界面处的分子间相互作用以及不同类型之间协同效应的可能性的见解该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
The broader impact of this RAPID project is to advance the understanding of a new disinfectant composition. A common approach to contain the spread of infectious diseases involves spraying decontaminating disinfectants onto the floors in hospitals, apartments, parks, airports, footpaths, and other surfaces. The disinfectants commonly used are bleach, hydrogen peroxide, phenols and iodophors. Sprays of such solutions on surfaces do not stick to surfaces of protective clothing and hence have to be applied multiple times a day for decontamination results. Furthermore, such operations can result in seepage of the solutions into the ground. Considering the pandemic nature of infectious diseases such as COVID-19, decontamination practices can often span for months, causing prolonged exposure to disinfectant fumes that may be harmful to the lungs and irritating for the respiratory tract. The proposed project aims to overcome these issues by developing and applying disinfectant formulations as a foam allowing sufficient exposure. A foam with super spreaders can penetrate cracks and crevices, sticking to surfaces long enough to decontaminate. The formulation will be designed for decontamination of floors and windows in houses, vehicles, hospitals, and large areas such as airports. In order to further minimize the use of disinfectants such as bleach, an antimicrobial reagent serving as the foaming agent will be used. This will benefit communities experiencing contagious diseases. The objective of this RAPID project is to prepare a set of innovative foam formulations that differ in disinfectant and surfactant type, and test them for their foamability and deployment using a sprayer. A biosurfactant surfactin that also exhibits anti-microbial properties will be used as a foam stabilizer. This project will: Determine the air/water interfacial tension as a function of surfactant concentration; study parameters, including the rates of foam formation (foamability) and breaking (stability), as well as bubble size; determine and correlate storage and rigidity modulus values for the foams with foam texture for different air/water ratios; study deployment with a variety of delivery equipment, such as household and backpack sprayer and foam lancer; characterize the time-dependent texture of foam formed on a tile surface and relate it to the foamability, the foam-stability parameters, and the storage and elastic modulus values. The tile surfaces after foam completely breaks down will be analyzed using an electron microscope to assess if disinfectant is deposited uniformly or in the form of patches. This assessment will be verified using the Raman spectroscopic mapping of the tile surface; the interfacial tension data at different ratios of surfactant types provide an estimate of their adsorption density at the air/water interface in the presence of hypochlorite ions in the aqueous phase, while the foam stability parameters provide insights into their intermolecular interactions at the interface and the possibility of synergistic effects among different types of surfactants that govern the stability of a foam.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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