Wet vs. Dry Decontamination: Why the Pentagon Is Finally Switching Sides — And Why CBRN-CADS Is the Answer
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Wet vs. Dry Decontamination: Why the Pentagon Is Finally Switching Sides
On March 16–17, 1988, Iraqi aircraft dropped mustard gas and nerve agents on Halabja. 5,000 civilians died within hours. Wet decontamination (water + bleach) administered by overwhelmed responders without protective equipment failed completely. The lesson: when speed matters most, legacy wet decon fails most completely.
The Gap: Quantified
Legacy Wet Decon vs CBRN-CADS Dry Decon: Time: 5–6 hours → 37–60 min (−83%). Manpower: 30 soldiers → 1 operator. Water: 500 gallons → zero. Secondary contamination risk: eliminated via dual-pressure chamber.
How CBRN-CADS Works
4-hybrid modality: photocatalytic oxidation + UV-C + dry chemical + electrostatic. Zero-energy bleed air. D-M-D-A-V pipeline (Detect-Mark-Decontaminate-Assess-Validate). Lattice Tasks API. DDC blockchain record. KAS Part 21/23 + ASTM F3298 compliant.
DoD ADS Alignment
Pentagon TECFT RFI (November 2026, Savannah River National Laboratory) seeks sensing, protection, and decontamination. CBRN-CADS addresses all three in one autonomous platform — first to complete the full D-M-D-A-V loop without human intervention.
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