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Xinhua Archives has introduced Fono plasma‑ozone disinfection and purification chambers.
Release date:
2023-09-01
Archives, as vital records that bear witness to the evolution of human history, embody immeasurable value.
However, as time passes, archives often vanish into the annals of history due to environmental factors, inadequate preservation conditions, and other causes, leaving behind a sense of irreparable regret. Ensuring the long-term preservation of these invaluable historical records—so that future generations may more clearly remember the past—has become an urgent challenge for archivists.
The Xinhua Archives is keenly aware of this and has taken proactive measures.
Staff at the Xinhua Archives fully recognize the importance of every archival document. They carefully selected this plasma‑ozone disinfection and purification chamber to ensure that all precious historical records receive the highest level of protection. According to the staff, “As the archive’s collection continues to grow, the tasks of preserving and sanitizing archives have become increasingly critical. Over time, archival materials are susceptible to damage from pests, mold, and other factors. To safeguard these invaluable historical records and ensure their proper preservation and transmission across generations, we decided to introduce Fono’s plasma‑ozone disinfection and purification chamber.”
Introduction to the Plasma-Ozone Disinfection and Purification Chamber
The Fono Plasma-Ozone Disinfection and Purification Chamber incorporates cutting-edge technology, featuring high-precision sensors and an intelligent control system. By integrating plasma, ozone, and ultraviolet disinfection technologies, and under the precise regulation of its smart control system, it offers six distinct disinfection modes. Users can select the most appropriate duration and mode based on the level of contamination of books or archival materials, ensuring targeted sterilization. The device also includes a fumigation function: plant-based anti-mold and insect-repellent sachets can be placed on the fumigation tray, with a fumigation temperature not exceeding 45°C; the resulting natural plant fragrance helps prevent insect damage. At the top, three sets of recirculating air‑handling systems ensure uniform distribution of ozone and plasma throughout the chamber, achieving all‑round, dead‑angle‑free disinfection. Additionally, this system removes surface dust from disinfected items and filters it through a high‑efficiency filter, maintaining a dust‑free, sterile environment within the chamber at all times.
In addition, the device features power‑off protection and over‑temperature safeguarding to ensure safe operation. The entire disinfection process requires no chemical agents, fully complying with environmental standards. This design not only safeguards archival materials but also extends their service life.
Xinhua Archives Passed Acceptance Inspection (On-Site Photos)
Conclusion: The adoption of a plasma‑ozone disinfection and purification chamber by the archives not only safeguards the security and integrity of archival materials but also enhances the institution’s overall image, drawing greater public attention to and appreciation for historical records. This initiative by the Xinhua Archives will serve as a valuable reference and model for other archival institutions.
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