Daily life and future
Ultrapure water and reuse water systems are very important in semiconductor factories, which are mainly used for cleaning the production process of semiconductor components. The high-quality requirement of such water against bacteria, Chlorine and TOC, etc. is extremely important for the semiconductor production process.
UV treatment is a very effective process step in the breakdown and reduction of TOC, dechlorination and killing bacteria in the water to create ultrapure water used in microelectronics and semiconductor industries.
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Our new generation TOCLine AT series upgraded from the classic LP TOC series with a more advanced controller, which reduces the number of conventional lamps by up to 40% while reducing operating and maintenance costs by 30%.
Our medium-pressure UV systems reduce the number of conventional lamps by up to 95% while reducing operating and maintenance costs by 50% or more in high volume water treatment processes.
A compact medium-pressure range for use where space is tight for small to mid-sized communities. This range offers both USEPA and DVGW validations.
Our PureLine PQ IL systems are aimed specifically at providing third-party bioassayed UV treatment for product and process waters used in the food and beverage industry.
UV solutions specially designed for your market challenges.
- Fabrication process
- Manufacturing facility
- Wet etching process
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To scientifically validate the effectiveness of UV-based air disinfection in an air cooler, the Fraunhofer Institute conducted a series of tests in cooperation with the heat exchanger manufacturer thermofin and Nuvonic.
The University of Wuppertal has installed a UVC disinfection system from UVpro in its cooling tower and was able to achieve high savings.
Brown Brothers winery chose Nuvonic’s UV disinfection to clean the water used in the wine-making process. The most secure and ecologically friendly water treatment available.
It is important to upgrade the drinking water infrastructure and invest in efficient in-house water filtration and disinfection systems to ensure public health is protected.
Meat makers use quality control procedures to get rid of brine in an effort to lower the risks, but frequently raises running costs, more effluent treatment, and causes production to stop.
Listeriosis is a serious foodborne illness caused by the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes. The UV light enters the bacteria’s cells and damages its genetic material, making it difficult for proliferate.
UV disinfection offers numerous benefits to the dairy industry, such as energy savings, cost-effectiveness, and regulatory compliance.
UV disinfection is an effective solution for reducing E. coli levels in untreated surface water, making it a practical and reliable solution for meeting FSMA requirements.
UV disinfection systems are the future of pool maintenance and offer numerous benefits over traditional chlorine systems.
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