Waveguide radiator series device for instantly killing avian influenza virus in poultry house

An 'avian influenza virus' is prevented and controlled by a vaccine around the world at present. Related experts of the national health development planning commission introduce that the 'avian influenza virus' is sensitive to 'heat' in general; and the virus can be com...

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Hauptverfasser: DING CHAOXIA, CHEN SHAOYONG
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Zusammenfassung:An 'avian influenza virus' is prevented and controlled by a vaccine around the world at present. Related experts of the national health development planning commission introduce that the 'avian influenza virus' is sensitive to 'heat' in general; and the virus can be completely killed after being heated at 65 DEG C for 30 minutes or boiled (the temperature reaches 100 DEG C) for over 2 minutes. The invention relates to a waveguide radiator series device for instantly killing the avian influenza virus in a poultry house. Protein denaturation caused by 'heat effect' of organisms by virtue of a 'microwave oven' is an important factor for causing bacteria death; the 'avian influenza virus' can be instantly killed by high-temperature heating in radiation; the waveguide radiator series device is used for killing viruses of air, killing viruses outside and inside poultry bodies, instantly killing viruses of excrement at a high temperature and carrying out ozone sterilization on water; an 'anion' generator and an ultraviolet radiator are additionally arranged in the poultry house; a 'magnetron' is connected with a waveguide device and connected with a 'waveguide standing wave generator' to instantly kill viruses of air, chicken and excrement at the high temperature. The waveguide radiator series device is an initiative prevention and treatment method for killing the 'avian influenza virus' around the world at present.