UV STERILIZERS FOR WATER TREATMENT:

                        Ultra Violet (UV) light disinfection is one water treatment system that can be used to remove most forms of microbiological contamination from water. In the UV water disinfection technology, the UV light disinfects by penetrating microorganisms and destroying their DNA. DNA plays an important role in organisms’ functions and reproduction hence destroying the DNA prevents the organism from being active and multiplying. No bacteria, viruses, molds or their spores can survive when exposed to the correct dose of UV light. Therefore UV is considered as the best solution for water sterilization, and for room sterilization, there is the UV mobile sterilization machine that can be used.

With expertise of Water Wave Technologies ultraviolet water sterilizers, you will receive economical solution that creates value for you while reducing your operating costs for reverse osmosis units.

Water Wave Technologies has over 5 years of experience as a world-wide supplier of high quality ultraviolet water sterilizers for microbiological water treatment. UV water treatment systems are designed to eliminate all harmful biological organisms from the water supply. These systems provide users with cost-related, efficiency, and maintenance benefits that ultimately lead to a high return on investment. We highly recommend the use of our UV water sterilizer as a post treatment when treating water. All microorganisms are virtually susceptible to ultraviolet disinfection. For every penny of operating cost, hundreds of gallons of water is purified.

Industrial Applications of UV Disinfection System

Ultraviolet disinfection system is not simply a lamp inside a pipe. The UV Reactor must be designed to ensure that all microbes receive sufficient exposure to the UV light (dose). Based on the hydraulic properties of water; the reactor needs to be optimized to guide the flow in a manner so as to maximize residence time and boost turbulence. Well designed industrial UV systems are producing consistently exceptional results in the industrial applications

Few Examples:

• Food and Beverage– UV disinfection system can help to achieve a High-quality of water as per specifications laid down by the Food and Drug Administration.

• • Bio- Pharmaceutical– Water used in Pharmaceutical and healthcare products and for CIP (Cleaning in Place) must be free of chemicals like chlorine, ozone, and pathogens. Most pharmaceutical companies depend on UV system for water disinfection.
• • Cosmetics– Water that is free of microorganisms and toxins ensure quality and enhances the shelf life of cosmetics. UV Sterilization is the preferred choice for the cosmetic industry across the globe.
• • Centralized DrinkingWater – A UV drinking water disinfection system is an easy, affordable solution to ensure pure water in each and every tap of your home or office
• • Waste Water Disinfection and Reuse– To combat the problems of water scarcity and the rising cost of fresh water, UV Disinfection can help by treating the wastewater in the tertiary stage. UV systems that are specifically designed for waste water can thus disinfect wastewater so that the water can be reused for secondary purposes such as flushing and gardening.
• • Swimming Pools– Traditionally, chlorine has been in use to ensure clean water in swimming pools. However, it is increasingly being known that with chemical disinfection, chemical reacts with many other organic matters to form hundreds of new chemicals which are harmful. While UV is recognized as a safer and more cost-effective way to disinfect swimming pools.
  • Benefits of UV Disinfection System

Natural: UV is nature’s way of purification.

Environmentally Friendly: No Toxic by-products are formed during the UV disinfection process.

Effective: All known microorganisms are susceptible to UV light.

Economical: Lowest operating cost amongst disinfection systems.

Safe and Chemical Free: No addition of chemicals hence no danger of overdosing.

Fast:  It is In-contact purification therefore Instant.

• Utilizations

The ultraviolet method of microbiological eradication is commonly used for: 

• 99.9% kill rate on bacteria and viruses.
• Maximum pressure: 125 psi
• Ambient temperature: 2 – 400 C
• Rigid stainless steel or aluminum protective housing.
• Seven year warranty on reactor chamber for unparalleled reliability.
• Includes mounting clamp and quarts sleeve.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WATER FILTERS AND WATER PURIFIERS:

Like water filters, water purifiers, work to remove impurities from water. However, water purifiers focus on killing biological contaminating agents in water with the help of either iodine or chlorine. Besides, water purification involves processes like UV treatment, distillation, deionization, and Reverse Osmosis.

Water purifiers can remove most of the contaminants based on their size, electric charge, and other attributes. Purification processes like distillation and UV treatment are potent. They can remove all impurities from water, which enhances its texture, taste, and consistency. In a way, purification is the ideal way to ensure that your water is perfectly safe.

Water filters are said to remove all of the pathogenic bacteria from water. Despite that, eliminating the bacteria does not mean that your water will be safe to drink. Nowadays, drinking water sources are getting contaminated with dangerous chemicals like pesticides and fertilizers. Such compounds can be destructive to human health as most of them can cause cancer. Thankfully, water purifiers use various methods to remove such harmful substances from water, including:

• UV Treatment:By using ultraviolet radiation, UV technology can destroy the DNA of living organisms like cells, viruses, and spores, thus rendering them harmless.
• Distillation:In this process, water is converted into steam via evaporation, then condensing it into a liquid in another container. This method helps to separate many chemicals from water and can also destroy viruses and bacteria.
• Deionization: This is a multi-process water purification method that filters all kinds of solids based on their ionic charge.
• Reverse Osmosis (RO): RO works like a filter, but instead of using media to trap the contaminants, it forces all the water particles through a small semi-permeable membrane. By doing this, it filters out all the particles that were too large to enter the system. The Springwell Reverse Osmosis System filter water through four stages. During stage one, the filters block out all the sediment and larger contaminants in your water. Next, it uses a carbon filter to filter our chloramine, chlorine, pesticides, herbicides, and more. After that, the system uses Reverse Osmosis to remove metals such as lead, mercury, iron, aluminum, fluoride, and others. During the carbon filtration stage, the system finalizes the cleaning process by eliminating any additional contaminants that made their way through the first three stages.