The uses for UV light include a broad range of applications in commercial, industrial, and healthcare settings. Ultraviolet (UV) light is separated into three basic categories of UVA, UVB, and UVC based on the nanometer or wavelength of UV emissions. UVC light is the shortest wavelength emitted by the sun and …
Ozone is naturally produced from ultraviolet light, with ozone light bulbs replicating the UV wavelength needed to produce ozone. When we hear the word ozone, we think of the ozone layer in the atmosphere. This ozone layer is produced from UV light, and filters most of the UV light from …
A ballast water system is used in ships and large vessels to maintain balance and ideal buoyancy while loading or unloading cargo and while sailing through the water. Due to the increase in global shipping, especially in the past decade, 90% of all global trade is transported by sea. The …
Ballast water is used when vessels take ocean water into special compartments, called ballasts, to provide stability and optimal waterline on a ship’s hull. Ballast water is either taken onto the ship or released back into the ocean as cargo is loaded or unloaded to maintain balance and structural integrity. …
A UV ballast water management system is a means for controlling and managing the ballast water on ships to prevent the spread of harmful marine organisms. Ships use ballasts, which are large water tanks filled with sea water and located in strategic areas around the ship, for balance depending on …
UV water treatment systems are used around the world to provide environmentally safe, eco-friendly water sterilization. In order for a water treatment system to be considered “green”, it must not add any byproducts to the water. UV water sterilization is a physical process which adds nothing to the water and …
UV water sterilizers are utilized in residential and commercial applications to provide peace of mind from water contamination. There are many benefits of using UV water sterilization systems, which are proven to kill 99.99% of harmful microorganisms. Here are the main benefits and drawbacks of UV water sterilization, an explanation …
We’ve been hearing a lot about UV disinfection and the many uses for sterilizing air, water and surfaces, but do you know that UV radiation can kill germs that chlorine does not? Ultraviolet (UV) germicidal radiation is a popular method of disinfection in many water and air purification systems, due …
UV light kills bacteria in many sterilization and purification systems, providing clean air and water to a multitude of applications. When ultraviolet (UV) light is emitted at the wavelength of 254 nanometer (nm), the UVC radiation is instantly effective at eradicating all harmful contaminants and microorganisms. UVC radiation at 254nm …
A UV water purifier is an extremely effective and cost-efficient method of purifying and sterilizing water for a wide range of applications. UVC radiation is used in UV water sterilization systems around the world, proven effective at cleaning and purifying water in various forms. Light is broken into colors and …
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