Biologicalcontainment
Aerosolized pathogen containment and biocidal decontamination in VR. High-containment bio-safety protocol, positive-pressure PAPR suits, disinfectant fogging, and strict airlock barrier discipline.
Six steps — Pathogen eradication protocol
Biological aerosols remain suspended in ambient air currents. Compromising negative air pressure or premature respirator unsealing causes catastrophic exposure.
- 01
Containment airlock isolation
Seal containment interlock doors and verify negative pressure differential to guarantee aerosolized spores and pathogens cannot breach outer boundary.
- 02
Biocidal aerosol knockdown misting
Initiate pressurized dry-mist hydrogen peroxide and peracetic fogging to bind suspended airborne droplet nuclei and precipitate them to the deck.
- 03
Targeted surface sporicide application
Manual high-density application of broad-spectrum sporicide to contaminated tactical kit, protective closures, instrument panels, and carry straps.
- 04
Pathogen incubation dwell time
Full kill-curve contact time enforcement. Track digital countdown timers to ensure irreversible microbial membrane rupture and viral capsid denaturing.
- 05
Assisted outer suit disinfectant wash
Stand on catchment tray while wingman delivers a continuous 360-degree top-to-bottom disinfectant rinse of boots, gloves, and hood seams.
- 06
Airlock transit & UV-C clearance
Controlled transit across the hot line into secondary airlock with UV-C decontamination array and rapid biological ATP swipe verification.
Scored on airlock integrity & kill-time compliance
- Differential pressure lock
- Aerosol knockdown coverage
- Biocidal dwell curve
- Assisted suit rinse
- UV-C airlock transit
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