buharotoklavs

Buharotoklavs is a term that appears to be a portmanteau, combining "buhar" and "autoclave." The origin of "buhar" is unclear in this context, but "autoclave" refers to a sealed vessel used to sterilize equipment and supplies by means of high-pressure saturated steam. Autoclaves are widely employed in medical facilities, laboratories, and other environments where sterile conditions are critical. They operate by heating materials to temperatures above the boiling point of water, typically between 121 and 134 degrees Celsius, under pressure. This process effectively kills microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and spores. The duration and temperature of the sterilization cycle are determined by the type of material being sterilized and the specific autoclave model. Following the sterilization cycle, the pressure is gradually released, and the sterile materials can be safely removed. The term "buharotoklavs" does not correspond to a recognized scientific or industrial device name and likely represents a non-standard or misremembered term for an autoclave.