Technology principles-AUMARIC

Water system sterilization and reverse osmosis membrane protection in electric power and heavy industry

The ultraviolet wavelength is 100-400nm, divided into UV-A (320-400nm), UV-B (275- 320nm), UV-C (200-275nm) and vacuum ultraviolet
Ultraviolet sterilization is based on the absorption of ultraviolet light (200~280nm) by nucleic acid (DNA&RNA), which destroys the DNA of cells so that they cannot be repaired and reproduced.
Ultraviolet light (185nm) can also decompose many substances, such as organic matter TOC, residual chlorine, etc.

Reduces the use of chemicals, such as chlorine in the process, and leaves no toxic residues in the treated water
Does not impair the taste, smell and mouthfeel of the liquid (organoleptic properties)
Effective against all known microorganisms, including thermophilic bacteria (high temperature resistant) and chlorine-resistant pathogens, such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia, UV sterilization can usually provide a single treatment for most bacteria, viruses, and yeasts 4log (99.99%) kill rate (approximately 0.5 second contact time)
Can remove residual chlorine, reduce TOC

The ultraviolet wavelength is 100-400nm, divided into UV-A (320-400nm), UV-B (275-320nm), UV-C (200-275nm) and vacuum ultraviolet
Ultraviolet sterilization is based on the absorption of ultraviolet light (200~280nm) by nucleic acid (DNA&RNA), which destroys the DNA of cells so that they cannot be repaired and reproduced.
Ultraviolet light (185nm) can also decompose many substances, such as organic matter TOC, residual chlorine, etc.