Ultraviolet light is proven to be a cost effective method for reducing microbial contamination in water. As such, UV is becoming increasingly common for disinfection, across a wide range of applications and industries:

1) Water recycling (recirculation loops)
2) Discharge water (a.k.a. Wastewater)
3) Cooling water
4) Rinse water

As water costs increase, Water recycling loops that utilize UV for disinfection are a cost effective way to use water for multiple operations prior to discharge.

Microbial growth in Cooling water and the associated bio-film can shorten the life of equipment and cause costly down-time or chronic manufacturing issues.

Contaminated Rinse water for consumable products can shorten product shelf life and creates the potential for human infection. For manufacturing processes rinse water must be clean to ensure product quality and protect equipment from aggressive impurities.

Discharge water is becoming the focus of increased scrutiny from municipalities and regulatory agencies. For many companies it is necessary to disinfect discharge water and UV is often the best option because it is reliable and does not create residual byproducts.

UV Sciences Inc. UV reactors provide the optimal solution for water recycling and reuse. Our compact design offers the most energy efficient solution for disinfection and TOC removal. As interest grows in Leadership for Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), UV Sciences offers LEED designers the clear choice for UV equipment selection.