Large Capacity Water Treatment Plant UV Water Sterilizer for Pharmaceutical

Description:
 
Advantages of Modern UV C Disinfection)
The UV C Disinfection Technology has been widely accepted by the world for its superior effect in disinfection on cell viruses and other Factors to be Considered Liquid chlorine disinfection Chlorine dioxide disinfection Ozone disinfection LW disinfection pathogenic agents. UVC water disinfection technology has the following obvious advantages.
 
High-efficiency sterilization
Sterilization of cell viruses with UV C is generally within one second. In comparison, the traditional UV and Cl and Ozone Methods takes 20 min to one hour to match the effect of UVC.
 
No secondary pollution
As the UV-c Technology can be controlled within the scope of killing the bacteria or viruses only and it is unnecessary to add any chemicals, it Operation complexity Simple to middle grade Simple to middle grade will not cause the secondary pollution to the water body and the surround environment. Meanwhile, it will not change any component of the water.
 
It makes continuous mass sterilization possible.
The modern UV-C disinfection equipment can work 24 hours a day and 365 days a year. Except for the general maintenance within the fixed time, the optimum operation condition is the 24-hour continuous operation.
 
Operation and maintenance is simple and easy and of low cost.
With the improvement of UV-C core technology, the UV-C disinfection technology is not only the means of the highest disinfection rate of all the disinfection methods but also the simplest and easiest in operation and maintenance and of the lowest cost, reaching RMB 0.004 Yuan/T of water. Therefore, cost performance ratio is the highest of all the disinfection technologies. It has the high efficiency advantage superior to other sterilization technologies but also is the lowest in cost and expenses for operation and maintenance.
 
Safe and Reliable Operation
In terms of the traditional sterilization technology, like the methods of using the chloride or ozone, the disinfectant itself is highly toxic, flammable and explosive. Application of these substances causes latent threat to the site operators, the surrounding environment and the nearby residents. The modern ultraviolet disinfection system, however, does not bear such potential risks.
 
 
FAQ:
 
01. What is the source of raw water to be treated?
-- is it underground water or well water? or river water ,other source?
02. What is the capacity(m3/hour) you required for this sterilizer?
-- most IMPORTANT requirement.
03. What will the treated water be used for?
--for human drinking or industry purpose?
04. What is the power supply in your country?
   220V/60Hz or other?
 

Comparion Of Disinfection Methods: