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Dr. Michael Spieweck

at Airbus Defence and Space

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Proceedings Article | 19 May 2006 Paper

Biological aerosol warner and analyser

Harry Schlemmer, Gunther Kürbitz, Peter Miethe, Michael Spieweck

Proceedings Volume 6218, 62180E (2006) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.664886

KEYWORDS: Biological research, Aerosols, Atmospheric particles, Sensors, Control systems, Liquids, Chemical analysis, Statistical analysis, Time metrology, Fourier transforms

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The development of an integrated sensor device BiSAM (Biological Sampling and Analysing Module) is presented which is designed for rapid detection of aerosol or dust particles potentially loaded with biological warfare agents. All functional steps from aerosol collection via immuno analysis to display of results are fully automated. The core component of the sensor device is an ultra sensitive rapid analyser PBA (Portable Benchtop Analyser) based on a 3 dimensional immuno filtration column of large internal area, Poly HRP marker technology and kinetic optical detection. High sensitivity despite of the short measuring time, high chemical stability of the micro column and robustness against interferents make the PBA an ideal tool for fielded sensor devices. It is especially favourable to combine the PBA with a bio collector because virtually no sample preparation is necessary. Overall, the BiSAM device is capable to detect and identify living micro organisms (bacteria, spores, viruses) as well as toxins in a measuring cycle of typically half an hour duration. In each batch up to 12 different tests can be run in parallel together with positive and negative controls to keep the false alarm rate low.

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