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    • Sterilization of liquids, especially those with spore-forming microorganisms, often requires high temperatures exceeding 100°C.
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    • Existing methods may not be energy-efficient or suitable for preserving liquid integrity.

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    • To develop an innovative engineering solution for liquid sterilization.
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    • To maintain the nutritional properties of liquids during the sterilization process.

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    • Integration of an ultra-high frequency (UHF) energy unit with an electrolyzer.
    • Utilizing a rectangular waveguide as one electrode, featuring holes for liquid passage.
    • Employing a specially designed Teflon sterilization chamber within the waveguide at a 30-45° angle.

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    • The proposed design facilitates liquid decontamination below 100°C.
    • Effective elimination of spore-forming microorganisms is achieved.
    • Nutritional properties of the treated liquids are retained.

    Conclusions:

    • The combined UHF energy and electrolysis system offers a promising approach for low-temperature liquid sterilization.
    • This method allows for the preservation of liquid quality and nutritional value.
    • The engineering solution presents a viable alternative for sterilizing sensitive liquids.