Large FLow Rate 125m3 / H UV Water Sterilizer Stainless Steel Reactor Housing

Large FLow Rate 125m3/h UV Water Sterilizer Stainless Steel Reactor Housing

High efficiency with low power consumption  

Our Ultraviolet Water Treatment Systems disinfect your water without changing its chemical composition and physical structure by eliminating 99.99% of all bacteria and virus content with the use of ultraviolet light. A.O. Smith Ultraviolet Water Treatment Systems are used in a wide array of different applications from low and high capacity potable water treatment, the treatment of residual water from industrial processes and also the treatment of waste water. Thanks to high density amalgam lamps, you can obtain high efficiency with low power consumption. 

Ultraviolet devices possess a high quality, stainless steel reactor housing. All welding is conducted using the plasma arc-fusion method and the reactor housing is passivized through electropolishing. High quality UV lamps and high permeability quartz sleeves yield the highest sterilization performance along with various other long-term operational benefits. The high flow rate and modular design of the ultraviolet devices that have been designed by A.O. Smith Water Technologies utilizing long years of experience and high engineering technology offer you water disinfection capabilities in all capacities

Advantages:

Compared with other disinfection form, UV sterilizer has the following advantages:

1,High efficient sterilization: normally kill 99%-99.9% bacteria within 1 to 2 seconds.

2, Broad spectrum: UV rays has broadest spectrum, can kill almost all bacteria and virus.

3, No secondary pollution: don’t add any chemical agent, so cannot create secondary pollution to water

 and ambient environment, do not change any ingredients in water.

4, Safe and reliable to operate: traditional disinfection technology such as adopting chloride or ozone,

whose disinfection agent itself are highly toxic and flammable material. While UV sterilizer has no such

 potential safety hazard .

5, Low maintenance fee: UV sterilizer occupies a small area, structure requirement is simple, so total 

investment is smaller. Lower in operation, it costs only half than that chlorine disinfection in kiloton water 

treatment.

Application

1.Food processing industry, including juices, milk, drinks, beer, practical oil  and canned food.

2.Electronic industry.
3.Hospitals, various laboratory and high levels of pathogenic body water disinfection.

4.Households building, residential, office buildings, hotels, restaurants, water factories.
5.Purification and disinfection of shellfish, fish cleaning and disinfection

6.Military camp, field water supply system
7.Urban wastewater disinfection.
8.Swimming pool, other recreational water disinfection 
9.Thermal power, nuclear power plant  industrial, central air conditioning system cooling water.
10.Biological, chemical and pharmaceutical, cosmetics for the production of cooling water.
11.Sea water, fresh water breeding, aquaculture  water

12.Agricultural water disinfection

How does UltraViolet light work on disinfecting water?

Ultraviolet (UV) light is one of the few FDA approved methods of disinfecting water. There are many benefits to UV systems versus chlorine disinfection such as : no chemical additives, no smell, no risk of overdosing, safer and easier to maintain.

The way it works is by allowing water to enter the chamber of the UV housing. Water never touches the lamp itself but moves around a quartz sleeve which protects the water from ever touching the actual lamp.

As the microorganisms get hit by the UV rays, their DNA gets damaged and they become "sterile" and unable to replicate. As they leave the UV housing and enter the home, it's important to understand that these microorganisms are still alive. However, these "sterilized" bacteria and viruses cannot replicate and therefore die over time or by our own body's white blood cells.

Optimal service condition:

As UV is a short- wavelength light wave, it has low radiant energy and weak penetrating power

and can only kill the microorganisms it directly radiates on. Therefore, in order to enhance the

bacteria-killing efficiency and ensure the security of drinking water, the incoming water into the

sterilizer must meet the following standard, (and if exceeding the following standard, the killing

efficiency may be affected).

Technical parameters:

FAQ:

Q. Do these systems come in different sizes? 
A. Yes. The size of the systems is directly proportional to the flow rate of the water in gallons per minute. The higher the flow rate, the larger the system and lamp. 

Q. Does the water have to sit in the UV sterilizer to be disinfected? 
A. No. If the system is sized correctly, the water is disinfected as it flows through. 

Q. How long does the lamp last? 
A. The lamps last approximately 10,000 hours. That is why we recommend replacement approximately every 12 - 14 months of continuous operation. After this period, the lamp itself becomes solarized and blocks the rays form entering the water. 

Q. My water is sometimes cloudy. Is that a problem? 
A. Yes. The water that enters the ultraviolet sterilizer must be absolutely clear and have a turbidity of less than 1 NTU. If your water is cloudy, then it must be pretreated. 

Q. My water is very high in hardness and iron. Is that a problem? 
A. Yes. The water to be sterilized must be free of iron, manganese, tannins, and other minerals that can build up on the quartz sleeve. Some of our UV sterilizers come with wipers that allow cleaning of the UV sterilizer quartz sleeve without disassembly. The quartz sleeve should be periodically inspected to make sure it is clean. Use an iron filter, or a softener ahead of the UV sterilizer for trouble-free operation if you are on well water high in iron or hardness.

Q. How can I tell if it is working? 
A. All of the systems come with a "glow plug" so you can tell if the lamp is glowing. You can also order an optional light monitor that actually measures the rays and lets you see the intensity. The product water should be periodically tested for coliforms. 

Q. What if the power goes off? 
A. If the power goes off, no disinfection will take place if water flows through the system. If power failures are common, a fail-safe optional solenoid valve can be installed that shuts off all water flowing if the power goes off. 

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