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bafry Hess - Products 1 D - 50/500 Disinfectant UBA: ( Umwelt Bundesamt) Nr: 38510012 BFR: ( Bundesamt für Risikobewertung) Nr: 200 62 70 BAUA: ( Bundesanstalt für Arbeitsschutz und Arbeitsmedizien) Nr: 27909 - 27913 Manufactured by: bafry Hess-Products e.K. Soinweg 3 D- 83126 Flintsbach ++49 (0) 8034 707923 ++49 (0) 8034 707964 E-Mail: [email protected]

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D - 50/500

Disinfectant

UBA: ( Umwelt Bundesamt) Nr: 38510012 BFR: ( Bundesamt für Risikobewertung) Nr: 200 62 70 BAUA: ( Bundesanstalt für Arbeitsschutz und Arbeitsmedizien) Nr: 27909 - 27913

Manufactured by:

bafry Hess-Products e.K. Soinweg 3 D- 83126 Flintsbach

++49 (0) 8034 707923 ++49 (0) 8034 707964 E-Mail: [email protected]

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INDEX PAGE

Product description 3

Technical data 4

Toxicity 5

Product safety 6

Impurities 6

Application fields 7

Advantages and properties of D - 50/500 9

Comparison of hydrogen peroxide - silver - D - 50/500 10

Comparison of chlorine and D - 50/500 11

Comparison of quats and D - 50/500 12

Comparison of peracetic acid and D - 50/500 13

Comparison of disinfectants 14

Recommended proportioning of HESS PRODUCTS 17

Efficiency / antimicrobiological effect 18

Proportioning equipment and field testing methods 19

Handling 19

Transport instructions 19

Storage instructions 20

Handling, Instructions for accidents 20

Empties 20

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

D - 50/500 is a mixture of several disinfectants. Hydrogen peroxide is an oxidising

agent which is stabilised with complex substances. Silver ions are added for long-

term efficiency. Hydrogen peroxide and silver ions have a synergetic effect as a

disinfectant. Silver ions have an oligodynamic effect and react as catalysts. The

bactericidic effect of silver ions depends on the covalent or coordinative linking to

the proteins of micro-organisms. These proteins will be inactivated or precipitated.

Due to the good efficiency of D - 50/500 against bacteria, viruses, amoebae,

germs and algae only this product is necessary in all applications of disinfection.

Long storage time can be warranted due to the good stability of the product. The

product is also stable at high ambient or water temperatures. The efficiency

increases with rising temperature.

D - 50/500 has no environmental implications. The primary component hydrogen

peroxide does not contaminate waste water. Only water and oxygen are formed

during its degradation process, and those are harmless by-products.

Both disinfecting components (H2O2 and silver ions) have a synergetic effect. The

germicidal effect is faster and more efficient as with the individual substances.

Through the combined efficiency of the oxidation and the oligodynamic effect a so

called ”two phase product” has been created. In contrast to common

disinfectants, D - 50/500 destroys biofilms. This process is most important with

bacteria and viruses, which have a biofilm as a protective shield. Hydrogen

peroxide oxidises biofilms and silver ions can react with the proteins in micro-

organisms.

Registration number at the Federal Institute of Environment in Berlin: 3851 0012

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TECHNICAL DATA

State of aggregation: Clear liquid without any characteristic odour. In dilution

without taste and odour.

Density: 1.196 kg/dm³

Boiling point: 114°C at 1013 millibar

Freezing point: -51°C

pH: 1.2

Foaming activity: not foaming

Forming of coatings: does not form coatings

Biological degradation: The primary substance hydrogen peroxide has no

waste water implications. Its only degradation products

are water and oxygen.

2 H2O2 2 H2O + O2

Combustion: D - 50/500 is non-combustible. Organic substances like

wood, paper, oil, coal, cotton wool, straw etc. must not

come in contact with D - 50/500.

Corrosion properties: Corrosion-resisting are aluminium 99.5 % (free of iron),

Cr-Ni-steal, e.g. 1.4301, 1.4401, 1.4571, plastics as

polypropylene, polyethylene, polyvinylchloride. Varnish

coatings and lining materials which are used in swimming

pools or storage containers for instance should be tested

in preexperiments.

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Corrosion effects: Concentration: 1 %

Contact Time: 24 h

Temperature: 50°C

Material effective loss of

weight (g/m2/24h)

allowed loss of

weight (g/m2/24h)

aluminium 99.5% 0.37 10

anticorodal 0.53 10

galvanised iron 0.04 30

Cr-Ni-steal (18/8) 0.06 0.5

Surface tension: (Ring method, 20°C)

Concentration mN/m

0.25 % 72

0.50 % 71

1.00 % 71

Acid value (SH): The Soxlet-Henkel (SH) acid value is the number of

millilitres of 0.25 N sodium hydroxide solution required to

neutralise 100 ml of solution using phenolphthalein as

indicator (end point pH 8.3)

Acid value

Concentration Mains water dist.water

0.25 % 0.11 0.03

0.50 % 0.14 0.06

1,00 % 0.19 0.11

Bleaching: Bleaching shouldn’t appear at the recommended

concentrations and at temperatures below 50°C.

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Discoloration: Coatings and lining materials with titanium pigments,

especially with new coatings and lining materials,

discoloration is possible. Precaution is necessary with

white coloured coatings and lining materials. We

recommend on principle to make pre-experiments on

suitable surfaces if discoloration is anticipated.

Degradation: Degradation of D - 50/500 can take place by adding

sodium hydrogen sulfate (NaHSO3).

The reaction is immediate and produces water and

sulphate. A overdose of 10 % is safe.

H2O2 + NaHSO3 H2O + NaHSO4

Example: For the reduction of 100 ml of a 1 % solution of D - 50/500

add 8 ml of a 38 % solution of sodium hydrogen sulfate.

For the reduction of 100 ml of a 2 % solution of D - 50/500 add 16 ml of a 38 %

solution of sodium hydrogen sulfate.

TOXICITY

Please note the warning information on the packaging.

Hydrogen peroxide is classified as relatively harmless according to HODGE and

STEINER, Ind.Hyg.Quar.1949, 10.93-96 CIVO-TNO 03.11.1980 JvH.

LD50 2000 mg/kg.

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PRODUCT SAFETY

The average dose of D - 50/500 for the disinfection of drinking water is 10 mg/l. The

content of silver ions in this dose is 0.005 mg/l.

Some examples of legally allowed maximum contents of silver ions in drinking water

are as follows:

USA, Canada, Russia, Japan 0.05 mg/l

EU 0.08 mg/l

Switzerland 0.10 mg/l

Drinking water treated with D - 50/500 contains, according to the specific directives,

10 - 20 times fewer silver ions than allowed.

The World Health Organisation "WHO" recommends a maximum harmless

absorption of silver ions through drinking water treatment of 180 µg/day (3 l drinking

water/person/day).

With the consumption of 3 l drinking water per day and an average dose of

D - 50/500 of 10 mg/l the absorption is 15 µg of silver. This is 12 times less than the

WHO recommendation.

IMPURITIES

All impurities, especially heavy metals (As, Pb, Hg, Sn, Ni), in D - 50/500 are below

the limit of determination.

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APPLICATION FIELDS

1. FOOD AND BEVERAGE INDUSTRY

Beverage industry

Breweries, mineral water production, fruit juice and lemonade production,

cider production, wine production etc..

Milk industry

Packaging, dairies, cheese-dairies, etc.

Food industry

Canning factories, butchers, bakers, mills, farinaceous paste production,

finished product producers, fish processing, chocolate factories, vegetable

oil and margarine producers, aromas and essence producers etc.

2. AGRICULTURE

Animal farms

Disinfection of stables and slaughterhouses.

3. AIR-CONDITIONERS AND COOLING TOWERS

Disinfection of humidifier, cooling towers, air-conditioners, removal of

algae.

4. HOSPITALS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS

Hospitals, nursing homes and old-age homes

Disinfection of surfaces, linen etc.

Disinfection of sanitary facilities.

Hotels, restaurants, kitchens, warehouses, schools, showers, lavatories

etc.

5. MEDICINE AND COSMETICS

Surgery

Disinfection of surfaces, equipment, humidifiers, sanitation etc.

Chemical and pharmaceutical industry.

Disinfection of surfaces, production equipment for pharmaceuticals,

perfumes, extracts, colours etc.

6. TOURISM AND HOUSEHOLD

Drinking water, sanitary facilities, camping, hobby, containers for drinking

water and waste water (caravans, ships).

Disinfection of bath rooms, showers, lavatories, glass, carpets etc.

7. SWIMMING POOLS

Private and public pools, hotel pools, thermal baths, whirlpools, fitness

centres, saunas, solar banks etc.

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ADVANTAGES AND PROPERTIES OF D - 50/500

Universal usage

No gaps of effect

Long term effect

No change of taste of treated food

No smell

Efficiency and long time effect remains also at high water temperatures

No forming of resistant micro-organisms

No waste water and environment implications

No toxic effects of the application solution

No carcinogenic or mutagenic effects

No irritation of skin, eyes or respiratory organs with the application solutions

Equipment for measurement and feedback control

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COMPARISON OF

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE - SILVER - D - 50/500

H2O2 Ag+ D - 50/500

Universal usage no no yes

Gaps of effect yes yes no

Long term effect no yes yes

Efficiency against bacteria slow very

slow good

Efficiency against algae few good good

Efficiency against fungi few good good

Prevention of regermination no yes yes

Immediate measurement of the concentration yes no yes

Neutral pH yes yes yes

Light sensibility yes yes insignificant

Temperature sensibility yes yes insignificant

UV sensibility yes yes insignificant

Long shelf-life no yes yes

Efficiency in organic waste water yes no yes

Efficiency against biofilms no no yes

Necessary dose high very high very low

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COMPARISON OF DISINFECTION WITH D - 50/500

AND DISINFECTION WITH CHLORINE

D - 50/500 CHLORINE

Long term effect very long depending on

temperature,

short till medium

Light sensibility practically not medium

Temperature sensibility practically not fast degradation

at rising

temperatures

Neutral pH neutral change of pH of

the treated water

Contact time medium short

Retarded efficiency through organic materials yes yes

Influence of ammonia or urea till 5 mg/l not reaction to

chloramin

Efficiency against algae yes limited

Efficiency against fungi yes limited

Forming of smell no yes

Change of taste no yes

Danger of over dose practically not yes

Carcinogenic/mutagenic no reaction

products yes

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COMPARISON OF THE DISINFECTION WITH

D - 50/500 AND DISINFECTION WITH QUATS

D - 50/500 QUATS

Degradation without residue practically yes no

Foaming no yes

Temperature sensibility practically not few

Rinsing very good bad

Contact time medium at high

temperatures

short, at low

temperatures

long

Coating at higher water temperatures no yes

Protein turbidity and foam deterioration in

contact with beer no yes

Toxicity no yes

Measurement of concentration good bad

Forming of smell no yes

Change of taste no yes

Danger of over dose practically not yes

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COMPARISON OF DISINFECTION OF D - 50/500

AND DISINFECTION WITH PERACETIC ACID

D - 50/500 PERACETIC

ACID

Universal usage yes no

Gaps of effect no yes

Smell practically not biting

Influence on taste, smell and consistence of

food and beverages no yes

Rinsing necessary no yes

Corrosive no yes

Stacking yes limited

Fully automatic feedback-control yes no

Application range of pH 1 - 8 2.5 - 4

Application range of temperature 5° - 95°C 5° - 40°C

danger of

explosion at

temperatures

over 65°C

Neutralisation of waste water no yes

Velocity of killing of germs medium fast

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COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT DISINFECTANTS I

PARAMETERS QUATS PHENOLS ALDEHYDES HALOGENES D - 50/500

Efficiency spectrum grampos.bacteria

fungi, yeast, algae,

lichens, covered

viruses

grampos.bacteria

gramneg.bacteria

fungi, yeast, algae,

covered viruses

grampos.bacteria

gramneg.bacteria

fungi, yeast,

spores, covered

and uncovered

viruses

grampos.bacteria,g

ramneg.bacteria

fungi, yeast,

spores, covered

viruses

grampos.bacteria

gramneg.bacteria

fungi, yeast,

spores, covered

and uncovered

viruses, amoebae,

protozoa, biofilms

Gaps of effect gramneg.bacteria,

mycobacteria,

spores, uncovered

viruses amoebae,

protozoa, biofilms

spores, uncovered

viruses, amoebae,

biofilms

amoebae,

protozoa, biofilms

amoebae,

protozoa, biofilms

__________

pH optimum 5 - 9 2 - 8 4 - 9 5 - 9 2 - 8

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COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT DISINFECTANTS II

PARAMETERS QUATS PHENOLS ALDEHYDES HALOGENES D - 50/500

pH stability 1 - 12 1 - 14 3 - 12 1 - 9 2 - 8

Protein turbidity

and foam

deterioration in

contact with beer

strong not used because

of changes in

colour and taste

not used because

of changes in

colour and taste

strong no

Water hardness

compatibility

bad very good good good very good

Protein capacity bad very good bad bad good

Dirt capacity bad very good unsatisfactory good moderate

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COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT DISINFECTANTS III

PARAMETERS QUATS PHENOLS ALDEHYDES HALOGENES D - 50/500

Surface behaviour surface residues adsorption on

plastics

high vapour

pressure, high air

load in rooms

surface residue very good

Smell no smell intensive stinging intensive no smell

Foam behaviour strong foaming very good bad good very good

Skin compatibility good good in diluted

solutions

skin and eye

sensitive, danger of

sensibilisation

skin and eye

sensitive, as gas

perilous

very good in

diluted solutions

Carcinogen no yes yes yes, reaction

product chloroform

no

Mutagen no till 800 mg/kg no yes yes as reaction

product chloroform

no

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COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT DISINFECTANTS IV

PARAMETERS QUATS PHENOLS ALDEHYDES HALOGENES D - 50/500

LD50 oral, rat 350 - 900 mg/l 1830 - 3000 mg/l 800 - 1700 mg/l > 2000 mg/l

LD50 inhalation 0.59 mg/l air > 60 mg/l

Federal Republic

of Germany

Classification of

water danger

3 1 - 2 1 - 2 2 - 3 0

Stability in diluted

solutions

only short-term, not

reusable

only short-term, not

reusable

only short-term, not

reusable

only short-term,

conditional

reusable

reusable

Temperature

stability

moderate bad bad very bad very good

Corrosion in

dependence of

temperature

at rising

temperatures high

danger of corrosion

no change

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COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT DISINFECTANTS V

PARAMETERS QUATS PHENOLS ALDEHYDES HALOGENES D - 50/500

Biodegration in

sewage disposal

plants

90 % after 5 days 100 % after 3 - 7

days, neutralisation

necessary

good, but

neutralisation

necessary

very good, but

neutralisation

necessary

100 % after 2 - 4

hours

Biodegration

”Closed bottle test”

OECD 301 D

65- 70 %

degradation in 20

days

80 - 90 %

degradation in 20

days

75 - 90 %

degradation in 5 -

10 days

100 % degradation

in 24 hours

Universal usage limited limited limited moderate very good

Measurement of

concentration in

place

not possible not possible not possible very good very good

Fully automatic

proportioning

not possible not possible not possible very good very good

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RECOMMENDED DOSE FOR D - 50/500

Branch Application field Disinfection of

content or surface

Concentration [%]

Food and

beverages

equipment,

CIP,

walls/floors,

bottle washing,

crown corks,

filling

surface

surface

surface

surface

surface

surface

2 %

2 %

2 %

10 ppm

2 %

2 %

Milk industry equipment,

CIP,

walls/floors,

transport vehicles

surface

surface

surface

surface

2 %

2 %

2 %

2 %

Animal farms walls/floors,

equipment,

drinking water

surface

surface

content

5 %

2 %

20 ppm

Fruits, vegetables hors sol,

before harvest,

after harvest

content

surface

surface

20 ppm

1 - 3 %

1 - 5 %

Wine industry equipment surface 2 %

Air-conditioners filters,

pipes

content

surface

30 ppm

1 %

Cooling towers cooler content 20 -50 ppm

Swimming pool private pools,

floors,

against fungi,

sauna

content

surface

surface

content

0 - 50 ppm

2 %

2 %

40 - 60 ppm

Drinking water pipe disinfection,

drinking water

treatment,

wells,

drinking water in

tanks

surface

content

content

content

80 - 120 ppm

3 - 30 ppm

5 - 30 ppm

30 ppm

Chemical and

pharmaceutical

industry

equipment,

walls/floors,

conservation

surface

surface

content

2 %

2 %

20 - 50 ppm

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EXCERPT FROM: D - 50/500 - PRÜFUNG DER

DESINFEKTIONSWIRKUNG, INSTITUT FRESENIUS,

TAUNUSSTEIN, DEUTSCHLAND, JANUAR 1988

(Examination of the disinfection effect, Institut Fresenius, Taunusstein, Germany,

January 88)

Test micro-organisms

Escherichia coli ATCC 11229

Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 6538

Proteus mirabilis ATCC 14153

Pseudomonas aeruginosa ATCC 27853

Candida albicans ATCC 10231

Action

time

5 % 4 % 3 % 2 % 1 % 0,5 % Control

Escherichia coli (4,4 x 109 KBE/ml)

5 min - - - + + + +

15 min - - - + + + n.m.

30 min - - - - + + n.m.

60 min - - - - - + +

Staphylococcus aureus (5,4 x 106 KBE/ml)

5 min - - - + + + +

15 min - - - + + + n.m.

30 min - - - - + + n.m.

60 min - - - - + + +

Proteus mirabilis (6,8 x 108 KBE/ml)

5 min - - - + + + +

15 min - - - - + + n.m.

30 min - - - - + + n.m.

60 min - - - - - + +

Pseudomonas aeruginosa (1,2 x 109 KBE/ml)

5 min - - + + + + +

15 min - - - + + + n.m.

30 min - - - - + + n.m.

60 min - - - - - + +

Candida albicans (1,4 x 188 KBE/ml)

5 min - - + + + + +

15 min - - - + + + n.m.

30 min - - - - + + n.m.

60 min - - - - - + +

- = no growth + = growth

n.m.= not made

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EQUIPMENT FOR PROPORTIONING AND FIELD

METHODS FOR DETERMINATION

MEASURING STRIPES

Range: 0 - 100 mg/l

PROPORTIONING BOX

VARIO-DISPENSER

Range: 0.1 - 2.0 %

1.0 - 20 %

HANDLING

D - 50/500 is completely soluble in water and miscible in water in every proportion.

D - 50/500 no foaming.

D - 50/500 and solutions mixed with water have the same wettability and adhesion

as water.

D - 50/500 no forming of coating on disinfected surfaces.

TRANSPORT INSTRUCTIONS

RID/ADR-GGVG/GGVS-class 5.1/1b

IMDG/GGVSea 5.1/II UN 2014

IATA/ICAO forbidden

UN No. 2014

Original containers have to be transported standing up. On the packaging must be

a distinguishing mark:

UPRIGHT TRANSPORT, THIS SIDE UP!

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STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Original container store standing up. Thereby oxygen originating from the

degradation process can escape from the vent of the container.

D - 50/500 can be stored at temperatures between 5°C and 25 °C for at least one

year.

HANDLING, INSTRUCTIONS FOR ACCIDENTS

D - 50/500 is non-toxic but caustic in undiluted condition on skin, mucous

membranes respiratory organs and is also dangerous for the eyes.

During handling D - 50/500 protecting goggles and protecting gloves are

recommended.

After eye contact with D - 50/500 eyes must be rinsed immediately for several

minutes with running water with opened eyelid. After swallowing mouth must be

rinsed immediately with water. Plenty of lukewarm water should be consumed.

A physician must be contacted in all accidents.

Spilled D - 50/500 must be rinsed off immediately with plenty of water. Escaping

D - 50/500 is not dangerous for sewerage or ground water.

EMPTIES

D - 50/500 is delivered in non-returnable containers. Empty containers will not be

taken back.

Our written and verbal recommendations pertaining to special applications are based on

extensive experiments. We advise as to the best of our present knowledge but without

obligation, as application and storage are outside our sphere of influence. Product

descriptions contain no statements on liability for possible damages. For the rest our terms of

delivery and payment apply.