How long must a tender remain in the vicinity of the chamber after treatment?

The requirement for a tender to remain in the vicinity of the chamber after treatment is set at 1 hour. This time frame is designed to ensure that the treatment given to the tender has adequate time to take effect and any residual effects can dissipate before the tender is moved or released from the area. Remaining within the vicinity allows for close monitoring for any immediate reactions or changes that may arise following treatment, ensuring safety and effectiveness. The 1-hour requirement reflects best practices in monitoring and validation protocols in various treatment processes. Other durations such as 30 minutes, 2 hours, or 6 hours may not provide the same balance between monitoring and efficiency depending on the specific context of the treatment being applied.