UV Disinfection System
Calgon Carbon Corp.'s C3500™D Ultraviolet Disinfection system is designed specifically for water reuse applications. Computational Fluid Dynamics were used to optimize the germicidal efficiency of the reactor by varying the device's lamp spacing as well as the size, shape, and quantity of its delta-shaped mixing devices. The patent-pending design increases the hydraulic efficiency of the reactor by uniformly exposing the water to the required UV dose while minimizing head loss.
Severn Trent Services
UV Disinfection
The MicroDynamics® Closed Vessel Microwave Ultraviolet (UV) disinfection system is suitable for use in treating municipal water and wastewater, cooling tower water, industrial water, and Cryptosporidium. Its electrodeless lamps operate at similar pressures and temperatures to traditional low pressure lamps. A single MicroDynamics CV02 system can treat flow rates up to 6,000 m
3/d. The system has been validated for a log 4
Cryptosporidium credit by HydroQual Environmental Engineers and Scientists, P.C. per the latest U.S. EPA UV Disinfection Guidance Manual LT2 regulations.
Blue Ridge Numerics Inc.
UV Reactor Validation
The CFdesign UVCalc Module, a software program for simulating and validating ultraviolet (UV) reactor performance, is a project of Blue Ridge Numerics, Inc., and Bolton Photosciences, Inc. Design engineers developing UV applications for drinking water disinfection, wastewater treatment, and manufacturing processes for the food and beverage, medical device, pharmaceutical, and semiconductors industries, now can determine distribution of UV dose along flow paths and determine the influence of other factors, such as flow rate or axial mixing, for example.