IMPACT OF 222 NM UV-C RADIATION ON COLOR ACCURACY OF VIDEO DISPLAYS IN PUBLIC BUSES
Mindaugas Kurmis*, Darius Drungilas, Arturas Tadzijevas, Zydrunas Lukosius, Arvydas Martinkenas, Rimantas Didziokas, Jurate Gruode, Valdas Jankunas, Deivydas Sapalas
Pages: 93-102
Published: 30 Nov 2023
DOI: 10.62991/MMT1996357781
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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of 222 nm UV-C radiation on the color accuracy of bus interior materials, specifically video displays. The research examines the effects of exposing bus interior displays to UV-C radiation and measuring the resulting changes in monitor color accuracy over time. This wavelength of UV-C radiation is commonly used for disinfection purposes and can be used against COVID-19. The results show that UV-C radiation has a significant negative effect on display color and other parameters. The results may be useful in ensuring optimal color accuracy and durability under UV-C exposure, while providing a safe and effective method of disinfection against COVID-19.
Keywords: uv-c radiation, video display, public bus, color difference, correlated color temperature, gamma
Cite this article: Mindaugas Kurmis*, Darius Drungilas, Arturas Tadzijevas, Zydrunas Lukosius, Arvydas Martinkenas, Rimantas Didziokas, Jurate Gruode, Valdas Jankunas, Deivydas Sapalas. IMPACT OF 222 NM UV-C RADIATION ON COLOR ACCURACY OF VIDEO DISPLAYS IN PUBLIC BUSES. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Materials, Methods & Technologies 17, 93-102 (2023). https://doi.org/10.62991/MMT1996357781
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