Advanced UV Technology Water Disinfection Systems

Water Disinfection Systems

Description For Our Water Disinfection Systems

Water Disinfection System uses chemical treatment to fight and remove bacteria, viruses, and fungus. These systems function differently from germicidal ones that, in addition to total destruction, prevent the spread of microbial pollutants through a number of methods.

In the UV Water Disinfection process, ultraviolet radiation with a wavelength of 253.7 nanometers is used to kill bacteria, viruses, moulds, algae, and other multiplying and growing microorganisms. The DNA of bacteria is destroyed by UV disinfection technology, rendering them lifeless and preventing them from proliferating. Surface disinfection, process water disinfection, wastewater disinfection, and drinking water disinfection are all possible using UV disinfection technologies. This method may also be applied to the removal of TOC and the destruction of ozone in addition to disinfection applications. A UV steriliser is also available for use in offices, industries, and healthcare facilities.

The creation of good quality water that may be used for drinking, cleaning the house, and other functions requires water disinfection as a key component.

How Does UV Disinfection System Work?

Ultraviolet light with a wavelength of 253.7 nanometers is used in UV water disinfection technology to kill bacteria, viruses, moulds, algae, and other microorganisms that reproduce and proliferate. Microorganisms are rendered dead and unable to reproduce when their DNA is destroyed by UV disinfection technology.

Can you drink UV treated water?

Water that has been treated with UV-C is regarded as being very efficient. Because the UV-C technology kills up to 99.99% of germs like bacteria and viruses, it is both safe and healthful. The advantages of this disinfecting technique are as follows: You are not required to handle chemicals that could be harmful.

Is UV better than chlorine?

Unlike chemical approaches to water disinfection, UV uses a physical process to inactivate microorganisms quickly and effectively. For chlorine disinfection, the retention time required to achieve disinfection ranges from a few seconds to several (>30) minutes.

What is the disadvantage of using UV to disinfect water?

One of the drawbacks of ultraviolet water purification systems is that it can only eliminate microorganisms in water. Other contaminants in water that are not removed by UV technology include heavy metals, salts, chlorine, and man-made substances such as petroleum products or pharmaceuticals.