KR20230090472A - Hydrogen Peroxide Steam Sterilization Control System With Sensor Unit - Google Patents

Abstract

A hydrogen peroxide vapor sterilization control system with a sensor unit according to the present invention includes a vapor control unit that performs at least one of the following functions: supplying and decomposing hydrogen peroxide vapor inside a sterilization space, a sensor unit provided on one side of the sterilization space to check at least one of a sterilization state and a decontamination state inside the sterilization space, and a communication unit that connects the vapor control unit and the sensor unit wirelessly or by wire to transmit sensing information from the sensing unit to the steam control unit.

Description

Hydrogen Peroxide Steam Sterilization Control System With Sensor Unit}

The present invention relates to a hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit, and more particularly, to a sterilization sensing unit for measuring a sterilization state by at least one hydrogen peroxide vapor inside a sterilization space or a decontamination state of hydrogen peroxide vapor inside a sterilization cavity. Hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control equipped with a sensor unit that can maximize the efficiency of sterilization and decontamination processes by optimizing the supply of hydrogen peroxide steam or the detoxification time when the steam control unit receives information on the sterilization status and decontamination status through the decontamination sensing unit that measures It's about the system.

Recently, in order to prevent infectious diseases such as rapidly spreading corona virus (COVID-19), interest in sterilization of pathogens in hospitals, airports, offices, and general homes is increasing. Such sterilization is performed in various ways.

In one embodiment, chemical sterilization may be performed to sterilize the sterilization space.

A chemical sterilizer is a device that performs a sterilization process using gases such as hydrogen peroxide, ethylene oxide, and chlorine dioxide as a sterilant.

In a chemical sterilizer using hydrogen peroxide as a sterilizing agent, hydrogen peroxide vapor generated by evaporating hydrogen peroxide is diffused into the sterilization space to sterilize the sterilization space. This hydrogen peroxide vapor has excellent sterilization power and can remove microorganisms to the level of spores that cannot be removed with general disinfectants.

However, conventional sterilization devices using hydrogen peroxide vapor have problems in that it is difficult to determine whether the vapor diffuses smoothly, whether overall sterilization is performed inside the sterilization space, or whether decontamination is sufficiently performed after sterilization.

Accordingly, as the user arbitrarily sets the hydrogen peroxide vapor supply amount or time, the supply of hydrogen peroxide vapor is stopped in a state where sufficient sterilization is not generally performed in the sterilization space, or even after sufficient hydrogen peroxide vapor is supplied even after sufficient hydrogen peroxide vapor is supplied, hydrogen peroxide There is a problem in that the solution and sterilization time are wasted. This also occurs when decontamination of hydrogen peroxide vapor remaining inside the sterilization space is performed.

Accordingly, there is a need for a technology capable of improving the efficiency and reliability of the supply and decontamination of hydrogen peroxide vapor.

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The present invention is to solve the conventional problem, sterilization sensing unit for measuring the sterilization state by at least one hydrogen peroxide vapor inside the sterilization space or the decontamination sensing unit for measuring the decontamination state of hydrogen peroxide vapor inside the sterilization cavity Sterilization through The purpose is to provide a hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit capable of maximizing the efficiency of the sterilization and decontamination process by receiving information on the status and decontamination status and optimizing the supply of hydrogen peroxide steam or the decontamination time. .

The object of the present invention is not limited thereto, and other objects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description.

The hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit for achieving the object of the present invention as described above is a steam control unit that performs at least one function of supplying and decomposing hydrogen peroxide vapor into the sterilization space, one side inside the sterilization space A sensor unit provided in the sterilization space to check at least one of a sterilization state and a decontamination state, and a communication unit that transmits sensing information of the sensing unit to the steam control unit by connecting the steam control unit and the sensor unit wirelessly or wired include

At this time, the steam control unit includes a steam supply unit for controlling the supply of the hydrogen peroxide vapor based on the sensing information of the sensor unit and a steam decontamination unit for detoxifying the hydrogen peroxide vapor supplied into the sterilization space based on the sensing information of the sensor unit can include

In addition, the sensor unit may include a sterilization sensing unit for measuring a sterilization state inside the sterilization space and a decontamination sensing unit for measuring a decontamination state of hydrogen peroxide vapor supplied into the sterilization space.

In addition, the sterilization sensing unit and the decontamination sensing unit may be disposed adjacent to each other at an inner side of the sterilization space.

In addition, the communication unit connects the vapor decontamination unit and the decontamination sensing unit to a first communication unit that transmits information measured by the sterilization sensing unit to the steam supply unit by connecting the steam supply unit and the sterilization sensing unit to A second communication unit for transmitting information measured by the decontamination sensing unit to the vapor decontamination unit may be included.

In addition, the sensor unit may be provided in plurality in the sterilization space.

In addition, an integrated control unit connected to the steam control unit through a wire or wireless connection outside the sterilization space and controlling the steam control unit from outside the sterilization space may be further provided.

In addition, the sensor unit may be disposed in a corner inside the sterilization space or in a separate space.

The hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit according to the present invention has the following effects.

First, by checking the sterilization by hydrogen peroxide vapor or decontamination of hydrogen peroxide vapor inside the sterilization space through the sensor unit, it is possible to clearly check the overall sterilization state of the sterilization space.

Second, the sensor unit is placed inside the sterilization space, in particular, in an area located relatively far from the steam control unit or in a separate space such as a bathroom to check the overall sterilization or decontamination state of the sterilization space, and since the sterilization or decontamination process is performed, the sterilization space There is an effect of improving the reliability of the internal sterilization and decontamination state.

Third, the sterilization or decontamination state is checked throughout the sterilization space through sensor units disposed at a plurality of locations inside the sterilization space, and the end signal is transmitted from all sensor units and the sterilization or decontamination process is completed to time the sterilization or decontamination time. has the effect of optimizing

Fourth, since the sterilization or decontamination state can be checked in real time through the sensor unit, there is an effect of minimizing cost and time consumption by minimizing waste of hydrogen peroxide solution and time, and maximizing efficiency of sterilization or decontamination.

Fifth, there is an effect of maximizing work efficiency by modularizing the sensor unit and the communication unit to reduce the arrangement time of the sensor unit and the communication unit.

Sixth, it is possible to control the steam control unit inside the sterilization space through an integrated control unit provided outside the sterilization space, so that the user does not enter the sterilization space smoothly and quickly when an abnormal situation occurs. Can control the steam control unit It works.

Seventh, when a plurality of steam controllers are provided inside the sterilization space, they are connected to each other so as to be able to communicate with each other, and the plurality of vapor controllers can be simultaneously controlled through the sensor unit and the integrated controller.

The effects of the present invention are not limited to the above-mentioned effects, and other effects not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description of the claims.

The following drawings attached to this specification illustrate preferred embodiments of the present invention, and together with the detailed description of the invention serve to further understand the technical idea of the present invention, the present invention is limited only to those described in the drawings. and should not be interpreted.
1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit according to the present invention;
2 is a plan view showing an embodiment in which a steam control unit and a sensor unit according to the present invention are disposed in a sterilization space;
3 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a modularized state of a sensor unit and a communication unit according to the present invention;
4 is a process flow chart showing the flow of sterilization and decontamination processes using the hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit according to the present invention.

Advantages and features of the present invention and methods of achieving them will become clear with reference to the detailed description of the following embodiments taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, but may be implemented in various different forms, and only these embodiments make the disclosure of the present invention complete, and those skilled in the art to which the present invention belongs It is provided to fully inform the scope of the present invention, the present invention is defined only by the scope of the claims.

Terms used herein are for describing the embodiments and are not intended to limit the present invention. In this specification, the singular form also includes the plural form unless otherwise specified in the phrase. As used herein, "comprises" and/or "comprising" does not exclude the presence or addition of one or more other elements other than the recited elements. Like reference numerals throughout the specification refer to like elements, and “and/or” includes each and every combination of one or more of the recited elements. Although "first", "second", etc. are used to describe various components, these components are not limited by these terms, of course. These terms are only used to distinguish one component from another. Therefore, it goes without saying that the first component mentioned below may also be the second component within the technical spirit of the present invention.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms (including technical and scientific terms) used in this specification may be used with meanings commonly understood by those skilled in the art to which the present invention belongs. In addition, terms defined in commonly used dictionaries are not interpreted ideally or excessively unless explicitly specifically defined.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Configuration of hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit

1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit according to the present invention. The hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system 10 having a sensor unit according to the present invention is a device that is provided inside a sterilization space (A) and can maximize the efficiency of the sterilization and decontamination process of the sterilization space (A). The hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system 10 having such a sensor unit is largely composed of a steam control unit 100, a sensor unit 200, a communication unit 300, and an integrated control unit.

The steam controller 100 is a device that performs at least one function of generating hydrogen peroxide vapor for sterilization or detoxifying the hydrogen peroxide vapor sprayed in the sterilization space (A). That is, the steam control unit 100 is disposed on one side of the inside of the sterilization space (A) to generate and supply hydrogen peroxide vapor for sterilizing the sterilization space (A), and the steam supply unit 110 and supply to the inside of the sterilization space (A) It may include at least one device of the vapor decontamination unit 120 for detoxifying hydrogen peroxide vapor. However, preferably, the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit supply hydrogen peroxide vapor for a certain period of time to sterilize the inside of the sterilization space A, and detoxify the vapor immediately after the hydrogen peroxide vapor is supplied for a sufficient time for sterilization. It is good to have all of (120). In addition, the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit 120 may be provided separately, or both devices may be provided in one body, and it is preferable that both devices are provided in one body. In addition, one side of the steam control unit 100 may further include a communication unit capable of communicating with another steam control unit 100 or an external integrated control unit. Further, a timer may be included in the steam control unit 100 to adjust the hydrogen peroxide steam supply time of the steam supply unit 110 or the decontamination time of the steam decontamination unit 120 .

In addition, considering the usage mode and the area and structure of the sterilization space (A), a plurality of steam controllers 100 may be provided. At this time, the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit 120 may be provided at adjacent positions or may be disposed at different positions, and the number of the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit 120 may be the same or different. may be provided. In this way, the arrangement position and number of arrangements of the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit 120 provided in the sterilization space (A) may be variously set in consideration of usage and sterilization environments, but are not limited thereto.

The sensor unit 200 is provided on one side of the inside of the sterilization space (A) to check the sterilization or decontamination state inside the sterilization space (A) and transmits each information to the steam supply unit 110 or the steam decontamination unit 120 This is a device that provides information enabling the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit 120 to be controlled. The sensor unit 200 may use any type of sensor device as long as it can measure the sterilization state by the supplied hydrogen peroxide vapor or the decontamination state of the hydrogen peroxide vapor. In one embodiment, using an indicator (CI: Chemical Indicator) on one side of which laboratory bacteria reacting to sterilization, such as yellow bacteria and white bacteria, are smeared, a humidity sensor for measuring the humidity inside the sterilization space (A), and a potential difference Various devices such as a device for checking the sterilization or decontamination state inside the sterilization space A may be used. At this time, the indicator should visually confirm the gradually changing difference according to the sterilization state. To this end, when visual confirmation is required, such as an indicator, a measurement sensor such as an indicator and an image sensor are arranged together to obtain measurement information by measuring a state change of the measurement sensor, such as an indicator, with an image sensor. In order to facilitate this more easily, it is recommended to modularize the indicator and the image sensor into one module.

2 is a plan view showing an embodiment in which a steam control unit and a sensor unit according to the present invention are disposed in a sterilization space. In addition, the sensor unit 200 may separately include a sterilization sensing unit 210 and a decontamination sensing unit 220 in order to more clearly check the sterilization state and the decontamination state. At this time, the sterilization sensing unit 210 and the decontamination sensing unit 220 may each be provided in plurality in the sterilization space A, and are preferably disposed adjacent to each other. In addition, the sensor unit 200, as shown in FIG. 2 to measure even sterilization and decontamination inside the sterilization space A, is located at a location, corner, or steam control unit 100 as far away from the steam control unit 100 as possible. It is preferable to arrange them in a separately separated space that is partitioned from the area where they are placed. In one embodiment, when the vapor control unit 100 is disposed in the living room of a home, it is preferable to arrange it at a point where diffusion of hydrogen peroxide vapor is not expected to be rapid, such as a living room and a partitioned bathroom or room. That is, the vicinity of the steam supply unit 110 or the steam decontamination unit 120 can be quickly sterilized and decontaminated, but in order to check the overall sterilization or decontamination inside the sterilization space A, the distance from the steam control unit 100, It is preferable to place it in such a position because the position partitioned or refracted by the internal structure has relatively many restrictions on sterilization and decontamination.

3 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a modularized state of a sensor unit and a communication unit according to the present invention. The communication unit 300 connects the sensor unit 200 and the steam control unit 100 to transmit information from the sensor unit 200 to control the steam control unit 100 based on the sensing information of the sensor unit 200. It is a device that transmits to (100). Any communication device may be used as the communication unit 300 as long as it can smoothly transfer the sterilization information and decontamination information measured by the sensor unit 200 to the steam control unit 100. At this time, the communication unit 300 may connect the steam control unit 100 and the sensor unit 200 through one communication unit 300, but the steam supply unit 110 and the sterilization sensing unit 210 are used for smooth communication. It may be composed of a first communication unit 310 connecting, a second communication unit 320 connecting the steam decontamination unit 120 and the decontamination sensing unit 220 . The first communication unit 310 and the second communication unit 320 may be provided to enable mutual communication depending on usage conditions. In addition, as shown in Figure 3 to facilitate the user's use, the sterilization sensing unit 210 and the first communication unit 310, the decontamination sensing unit 220 and the second communication unit 320 are one It can be modularized into modules and configured to install only one modularized device without separate installation.

The integrated control unit is a device that is disposed outside the sterilization space (A) and can control the steam control unit 100 without the user entering the sterilization space (A) during sterilization or decontamination. The integrated control unit may use any device as long as it is connected to the steam control unit 100 by wire or wirelessly and can control the steam control unit 100. In one embodiment, the integrated control unit may be configured as a user's portable terminal or a separate controller.

Usage mode of hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit

A process of sterilizing or decontaminating the sterilization space A by utilizing the hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system 10 having the sensor unit having the above-described configuration will be described in detail as follows.

4 is a process flow chart showing the flow of sterilization and decontamination processes using the hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit according to the present invention.

First, the steam control unit 100 and the sensor unit 200 are disposed inside the sterilization space (A) (S100). At this time, the steam control unit 100 may set the number of batches in consideration of the internal area and structure of the sterilization space (A). That is, if the internal area of the sterilization space A is large, two or more steam controllers 100 may be disposed, and even if the internal area is not large, two or more steam controllers 100 may also be disposed if the internal structure is complicated. In the present invention, two steam control units 100 are shown and described centering on the arrangement, but as described above, the number of steam control units 100 is optionally considered in consideration of the area and internal structure of the sterilization space (A). can be determined In addition, in the steam control unit 100, the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit 120 are individually disposed, or the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit 120 are integrated into one housing. It could be. And, when a plurality of steam control units 100 are provided inside the sterilization space A, the communication unit 300 included in each steam control unit 100 is set to interoperate with each other.

When the arrangement of the steam control unit 100 including at least one of the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit 120 is completed in the sterilization space (A), the sensor unit 200 is also installed inside the sterilization space (A). place At this time, as the number of sensor units 200 disposed inside the sterilization space (A) increases, the control efficiency of the steam controller 100 increases, but as the number of disposition units increases, process costs may increase. Part 200 is selected and placed. In addition, since the sterilization and decontamination efficiency decreases as the distance from the steam supply unit 110 and the steam decontamination unit 120 decreases, the sensor unit 200 is located at a location far from the steam control unit 100 or structurally supplying hydrogen peroxide vapor Alternatively, it is preferable to place the decontamination at a location where it is determined that decontamination will not be performed smoothly. In one embodiment, when the sensor unit 200 is disposed adjacent to the steam control unit 100, the sensor unit 200 is sterilized or decontaminated in a state in which smooth sterilization is not performed at a location far from the steam control unit 100. Since it can be recognized as completed, it is good to place the sensor unit 200 in consideration of the area and structure of the sterilization space (A). Likewise, even if the distance is relatively close, in the case of a structure such as a toilet or an inner room partitioned by a separate partition, etc., relatively smooth steam supply or decontamination may not be performed compared to an open place, so the sensor unit (200 ) is better placed.

In addition, the sterilization sensing unit 210 and the decontamination sensing unit 220 included in the sensor unit 200 may be disposed adjacent to each other or may be individually disposed. However, since it is preferable to check the sterilization and decontamination conditions at the same location, it is preferable to place the sterilization sensing unit 210 and the decontamination sensing unit 220 adjacent to each other at the same location. In addition, the types of the sterilization sensing unit and the decontamination sensing unit 220 may also use the same sensor device or may use different types of sensor devices. can be chosen appropriately.

It is obvious that the arrangement order of the above-described steam control unit 100 and the sensor unit 200 may be mutually changed or performed simultaneously.

Next, supply or detoxification of hydrogen peroxide vapor into the sterilization space (A) is performed through the steam control unit 100 disposed inside the sterilization space (A) (S200). At this time, since hydrogen peroxide vapor can have a harmful effect on the human body, the steam control unit 100 executes supply and decontamination of peroxide vapor at a preset time through a timer provided inside, or through an integrated control unit, the user can The operation of the steam control unit 100 may be started. The process initiation signal of the steam control unit 100 may be appropriately performed through various methods.

Next, the sterilization process and decontamination process performed inside the sterilization space (A) are continuously measured by the sensor unit 200 and the measured information is transmitted to the steam control unit 100 using the communication unit 300, and the sterilization space ( A) The internal sterilization process or decontamination process state is checked (S300). The sensor unit 200 provided in plurality in the sterilization space (A) continuously checks the sterilization state or decontamination state inside the sterilization space (A), and transmits such sterilization or decontamination information through the communication unit 300 to the steam control unit ( 100) is transmitted. A more detailed description of this is as follows.

During sterilization, the steam supply unit 110 included in the steam control unit 100 continuously supplies hydrogen peroxide vapor into the sterilization space A. Accordingly, the sterilization sensing unit 210 continuously transmits the sterilization state inside the sterilization space A to the steam supply unit 110 through the first communication unit 310 . At this time, when all the sterilization sensing units 210 disposed inside the sterilization space A provide sterilization information to the steam supply unit 110, and a plurality of steam supply units 110 are disposed inside the sterilization space A, When the corresponding information is simultaneously transmitted to each steam supply unit 110 or when the information is transmitted to one steam supply unit 110, the corresponding steam supply unit 110 transfers the corresponding information to the steam supply unit 110 in the vicinity and shares the information. may be In this way, all sterilization sensing units disposed inside the sterilization space A continuously measure sterilization information, and if the sterilization is not completed, a sterilization maintenance signal is given, and if it is determined that the sterilization of the corresponding area is completed, a sterilization completion signal is transmitted. It is transmitted to the supply unit 110. At this time, the steam supply unit 110 maintains the supply of hydrogen peroxide vapor until the sterilization completion signal is transmitted from all the sterilization sensing units 210 disposed inside the sterilization space A. In one embodiment, a state of checking the sterilization state inside the sterilization space (A) through a sterilization sensing unit 210 including a measurement sensor using a medium coated with laboratory bacteria of yellow bacteria or white bacteria and an image sensor for confirming this In more detail, it is as follows.

The measurement sensors coated with yellow bacteria and white bacteria, which are initially placed inside the sterilization space (A), are shown in [Table 1].

[Table 2] visually expresses that sterilization is changed by hydrogen peroxide vapor and the state changes as the sterilization time gradually increases, and the sterilization time and state change according to the area, structure, and environment of the actual sterilization space (A) etc., some differences may occur. In this way, visually changed by the measuring sensor acquires an image from the image sensor and supplies it to the steam supply unit 110 through the first communication unit 310 .

As described above, through the sterilization information confirmed through the image sensor and transmitted to the steam supply unit 110, sterilization is continued until yellow bacteria or white bacteria are destroyed in all measurement sensors disposed inside the sterilization space (A). .

During decontamination, as in sterilization, the steam decontamination unit 120 included in the steam control unit 100 continuously detoxifies hydrogen peroxide vapor distributed in the sterilization space A. At this time, the decontamination sensing unit 220 selects a sensor suitable for decontamination and is disposed inside the sterilization space A. In one embodiment, the decontamination sensing unit 220 may be used as a humidity sensor capable of checking the decontamination state by measuring the humidity increased by the hydrogen peroxide vapor, and the decontamination information measured by the decontamination sensing unit 220 is second It is transmitted to the vapor decontamination unit 120 through the communication unit 320. The decontamination information transmitted in this way is simultaneously transmitted from the second communication unit 320 to a plurality of vapor decontamination units 120, or when transmitted to one vapor decontamination unit 120, the corresponding vapor decontamination unit 120 transmits the surrounding vapor It is delivered to the decontamination unit 120. In addition, the decontamination unit 120 continues decontamination until all decontamination sensing units 220 disposed inside the sterilization space A transmit a decontamination completion signal.

Finally, when all sterilization sensing units 210 or decontamination sensing units 220 disposed inside the sterilization space (A) transmit a sterilization or decontamination completion signal, the steam controller 100 stops the sterilization and decontamination process (S400). ). After all processes are completed, the sensor unit 200 and the communication unit 300 attached to the inside of the sterilization space A are collected, and the steam control unit 100 is arranged to complete at least one of the sterilization and decontamination processes. can

If an abnormality occurs inside or outside the sterilization space (A) during the above process, the user or manager stops the operation of the steam supply unit 110 or the steam decontamination unit 120 outside the sterilization space (A) through the integrated control unit, or , may be resumed. That is, when a user or manager generates a stop signal or a restart signal through a portable terminal or controller interlocked with the steam control unit 100 from outside the sterilization space (A), the steam control unit 100 inside the sterilization space (A) to control the operation.

As described above, those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains will understand that the present invention can be embodied in other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential characteristics thereof. Therefore, the above-described embodiments should be understood as illustrative in all respects and not limiting. The scope of the present invention is indicated by the following claims rather than the detailed description, and all changes or modifications derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and equivalent concepts should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention.

10: Hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit
100: steam control
110: steam supply
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210: sterilization sensing unit
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310: first communication unit
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Claims (8)

A steam controller performing at least one function of supplying and decomposing hydrogen peroxide vapor into the sterilization space;
a sensor unit provided on one side of the sterilization space to check at least one of a sterilization state and a decontamination state within the sterilization space; and
a communication unit connecting the steam control unit and the sensor unit wirelessly or wired to transmit sensing information of the sensing unit to the steam control unit;
Hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit comprising a. According to claim 1,
The steam control unit,
a steam supply unit controlling supply of the hydrogen peroxide vapor based on sensing information of the sensor unit; and
a vapor decontamination unit detoxifying the hydrogen peroxide vapor supplied into the sterilization space based on the sensing information of the sensor unit;
Hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit comprising a. According to claim 2,
The sensor unit,
a sterilization sensing unit for measuring a sterilization state inside the sterilization space; and
a decontamination sensing unit for measuring a decontamination state of the hydrogen peroxide vapor supplied into the sterilization space;
Hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit comprising a. According to claim 3,
The hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit, characterized in that the sterilization sensing unit and the decontamination sensing unit are disposed adjacent to each other on one side of the inside of the sterilization space. According to claim 3,
The communication department,
a first communication unit that connects the steam supply unit and the sterilization sensing unit to transmit information measured by the sterilization sensing unit to the steam supply unit; and
a second communication unit connecting the vapor decontamination unit and the decontamination sensing unit to transmit information measured by the decontamination sensing unit to the vapor decontamination unit;
Hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit comprising a. According to claim 1,
The hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit provided with a plurality of the sensor unit inside the sterilization space. According to claim 1,
A hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit further provided with an integrated control unit connected to the steam control unit outside the sterilization space via wire or wireless to control the steam control unit from outside the sterilization space. According to claim 1,
The hydrogen peroxide steam sterilization control system having a sensor unit, characterized in that the sensor unit is disposed in a corner or a separately separated space inside the sterilization space.

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