Modern disinfection technologies:innovations, efficiency, and future prospects

2025

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DOI 10.54500/2790-1203-2025-3-125-amj002
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Abstract

Modern disinfection methods play a crucial role in ensuring safety across various sectors such as healthcare, the food industry, telecommunications networks, and security systems. The innovative development of new techniques-including ultraviolet (UV) radiation, ozonation, fine particle dispersion, and biological disinfection—significantly enhances the effectiveness of pathogen elimination. The automation of processes and the integration of intelligent systems help minimize human error and increase the precision of disinfection procedures. At the same time, critical safety concerns remain, particularly regarding the need to reduce the toxicity of applied methods, despite ongoing advancements.The evolution of disinfection technologies focuses on creating safer, more environmentally friendly methods while ensuring cost efficiency. The integration of such technologies must be implemented within a digital framework. In the future, more autonomous and advanced forms of disinfection are expected to emerge.Keywords:modern disinfection technologies, ultraviolet disinfection, ozone treatment, antimicrobial nanomaterials, automated disinfection systems, hygiene, public health, sterilization methods, disinfection innovations, pathogen control.