UV (Ultravoilet)

Ultra Violet (UV) light disinfection is one of the water treatment system that can be used to remove most forms of microbiological contamination from water. Ultraviolet water purification is the most effective method for disinfecting bacteria from the water. UV plants
consist of UV lamps installed in stainless steel housing in a defined arrangement.

UV plants are operated inline without the need for a break tank and pump station downstream to assure the required reaction time as it is necessary for chlorine or chlorine dioxide. Ultraviolet water treatment units should be installed after any water pre-treatment process, just before the cold and hot branch lines. UV is also an effective tool in pond algae control.

UV has many advantages over other disinfection processes:

1. UV is effective and quick.
2. UV does not alter the taste of water, which makes it ideal for use in bottling plants
   and food processing applications.
3. UV is safe. UV is compatible with all other water treatment processes. No need for
   dechlorination if using RO systems. UV is economical.
4. Easy installation. UV units are very easy to install and require very little space.

UV disinfection is very quickly gaining ground on other conventional disinfection processes because it is effective, environmentally friendly and economical. UV does not change the taste of water and doesn’t add anything to it. For many applications, it is the ideal choice for disinfecting water.

Some of the Applications are: homes, cottages, hotels, motels, buildings, factories, bottling plants, food processing, cooling towers, breweries, hospitals, fisheries, farms, wineries, and the list goes on.