Ultraviolet Solutions
Light waves travel in the form of electromagnetic radiation, and ultraviolet (UV) energy is found in the electromagnetic spectrum between visible light and x-rays. In water treatment applications, 254 nanometers (nm) is required for disinfection and ozone destruction, while 185 nm is required for TOC reduction and breaking down chlorine.
The Way it Works
Disinfection – UV light penetrates the cell body of the microorganism and alters the DNA. Thus, microorganisms are destroyed without the use of chemicals. The 254 nm UV light can also be utilized to destroy residual ozone present in water.
TOC Reduction & Chlorine Destruction – 185 nm UV light generates hydroxyl (OH•) free radicals and breaks down the organic molecules.
Common Applications
- Municipal Drinking Water
- Industrial Process
- Food & Beverage
- Ultrapure
- Pharmaceutical/Biotech
Typical Features
- 316L Stainless Steel Reactor Chamber
- Stainless Steel Compression Nipples
- Viton Elastomers
- Single-ended UV Lamps with Ceramic Bases and Lamp Sockets
- Integral Electrical Enclosure
- 9,000 Hour Guaranteed Lamp Life
- Modular Designed Systems that are Scalable to Meet Future Expansion Requirements
- Temperature Safety Circuit
- Fused Wiring Connections
- Terminal Block Wiring Connections
- Matched Lamp and Power Supply For Optimal Performance
- Independent On/Off Power Switch for Each Ballast to Control Dissolved Oxygen (DO)
- Resettable Hour Meter
- Reusable Dust Filters on the Intake/Exhaust Fan Vents
Optional Features
- UV Intensity Meter and Probe
- 4-20 mA Interface
- Remote Electrical Enclosure
- Stainless Steel Electrical Enclosure