Abstract:
UV apparatus comprises a tube of UV-transparent material, at least one UV lamp provided externally of the tube so as to emit UV light towards the tube, and a core extending in an axial direction within the tube and configured to create turbulent flow in a liquid passing through the tube. A photocatalyst is provided on at least one surface of the core and is responsive to UV light emitted by the lamp to generate free radicals in liquid passing through the tube.
Abstract:
Known radiator units for generating ultraviolet radiation, particularly for use in food processing or for the treatment of water, have a UV radiator having a radiator tube made of quartz glass or a UV radiator surrounded by a cylindrical jacket tube made of quartz glass having a radiator tube made of quartz glass. Starting from this background, in order to provide a radiator unit for generating ultraviolet radiation, which is suitable for emitting a high radiation power and is also simple and economical to produce, a contaminant- and water-repellent coating is applied to the radiator tube and/or the jacket tube. This coating is generated by use of silicon dioxide or titanium dioxide nano-particles.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is an apparatus for sterilizing ballast water. Ultraviolet lamps are installed in a body, and a cross-section of the body that is perpendicular to the orientation of the ultraviolet lamps is rectangular. The ultraviolet lamps are arranged at regular intervals in the rectangular cross-section of the body so that the number of ultraviolet lamps arranged per a unit cross-sectional area can be minimized. Thereby, the power consumption of the apparatus and the space required for installation thereof can be reduced. Furthermore, lines, each of which includes ultraviolet lamps arranged in a row perpendicular to the direction of the flow of ballast water, are arranged in the rectangular cross-section of the body. The ultraviolet lamps of each line are disposed between the ultraviolet lamps of the preceding or following line. Thus, ballast water can be prevented from being discharged out of the body without colliding with any ultraviolet lamp.
Abstract:
There is described a cleaning system for a radiation source. The cleaning system comprises: (i) a cleaning chamber housing; (ii) a cleaning cartridge removably disposed in the cleaning chamber housing; and (iii) an endcap element removably coupled to the cleaning chamber housing. The cleaning cartridge comprises a first sealing element and a second sealing element, the first sealing element and the second sealing element configured to provide a substantially fluid tight seal with respect to an exterior surface of the radiation source. A radiation source module and a fluid treatment system comprising the radiation source module are also described.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is an ultraviolet sterilizer having a watertight function. The ultraviolet sterilizer includes a housing and an ultraviolet sterilization unit. The housing has an inlet through which ballast water is drawn into the housing, and an outlet through which the ballast water is discharged from the housing after the ballast water has been sterilized. The ultraviolet sterilization unit is provided in the housing and includes an ultraviolet lamp applying ultraviolet rays to the ballast water to sterilize the ballast water. The ultraviolet sterilizer further includes a cap which supports each of the opposite ends of the ultraviolet sterilization unit and is watertightly coupled to the housing. Thus, even if the ultraviolet sterilization unit is damaged, ballast water is prevented from being drawn into a reception space which contains external devices, and explosive gas which may cause the ultraviolet sterilizer to explode is also prevented from entering the cap.
Abstract:
An ultraviolet irradiation system includes: an ultraviolet irradiation apparatus including a plurality of ultraviolet lamps; a flowmeter configured to measure a flow rate of the water to be treated that passes through the ultraviolet irradiation apparatus; and an ultraviolet-dose monitoring and controlling apparatus configured to monitor an ultraviolet dose of the ultraviolet irradiation apparatus and to control outputs of the ultraviolet lamps. The plurality of ultraviolet lamps include a first ultraviolet lamp and a plurality of second ultraviolet lamps. The ultraviolet irradiation apparatus includes: a first measurement head configured to measure an ultraviolet intensity of the first ultraviolet lamp; and a plurality of second measurement heads configured to respectively measure ultraviolet intensities of the plurality of the ultraviolet lamps. A distance between the first ultraviolet lamp and the first measurement head is set to a determined value.
Abstract:
A purifying device adapted to perform a method of photochemical elimination of xenobiotics present in water. The purifying device comprises a photochemical reactor unit having at least one inlet for contaminated water and one outlet for purified water, it provides a flow path for continuously flowing water from said inlet to said outlet, and is equipped with a radiation source module providing ultraviolet radiation in a wavelength range ranging from 100 to 280 nm. The purifying device further comprises at least one membrane filtration unit designed to perform ultra filtration and connected upstream of said photochemical reactor unit via said inlet and at least one device for supplying air or dioxygen to the water comprised in the photochemical reactor unit. Further, a purification method is provided, using the device of the invention.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a fluid treatment system comprising: an inlet; an outlet; and a fluid treatment zone disposed between the inlet and the outlet. The fluid treatment zone has disposed therein: (i) an elongate first radiation source assembly having a first longitudinal axis, and (ii) an elongate second radiation source assembly having a second longitudinal axis. The first longitudinal axis and the second longitudinal axis are non-parallel to each other and to a direction of fluid flow through the fluid treatment zone. The present fluid treatment system has a number of advantages including: it can treat large volumes of fluid (e.g., wastewater, drinking water or the like); it requires a relatively small “footprint”; it results in a relatively lower coefficient of drag resulting in an improved hydraulic pressure loss/gradient over the length of the fluid treatment system; and it results in relatively lower (or no) forced oscillation of the radiation sources thereby obviating or mitigating of breakage of the radiation source and/or protective sleeve (if present). Other advantages are discussed in the specification.
Abstract:
Methods and systems for inactivating Desulfovibrio desulfuricans in a fracturing fluid are disclosed. The methods include exposing the fracturing fluid to a dose of from about 4 mJ/cm2 to about 10 mJ/cm2 of polychromatic ultraviolet radiation. The polychromatic ultraviolet radiation includes a plurality of major inactivation wavelength peaks in a range of from about 200 nm to about 400 nm. The system includes an ultraviolet radiation chamber in fluid communication with a fracturing fluid source and a wellbore, and at least one medium pressure ultraviolet lamp arranged substantially within the ultraviolet radiation chamber. The medium pressure ultraviolet lamp exposes the fracturing fluid containing the Desulfovibrio desulfuricans to a dose of from about 4 mJ/cm2 to about 10 mJ/cm2 of polychromatic ultraviolet radiation.
Abstract translation:公开了用于灭活压裂液中脱硫抗病毒剂的方法和系统。 该方法包括将压裂液暴露于约4mJ / cm 2至约10mJ / cm 2的多色紫外线辐射剂量。 多色紫外线辐射包括在约200nm至约400nm范围内的多个主要失活波长峰。 该系统包括与压裂流体源和井筒流体连通的紫外线辐射室,以及基本上布置在紫外线辐射室内的至少一个中压紫外灯。 中压紫外线灯将含有脱硫抗病毒脱硫剂的压裂液暴露于约4mJ / cm 2至约10mJ / cm 2的多色紫外线辐射剂量。
Abstract:
According to one embodiment, an ultraviolet water treatment apparatus includes an ultraviolet lamp unit provided with a first plumbing flange coupling on each of both ends thereof, and further provided therein with an ultraviolet irradiation tube including an ultraviolet lamp and a lamp protective tube configured to protect the ultraviolet lamp, and a cleaning device drive unit provided with a second plumbing flange coupling on each of both ends thereof and configured to drive a cleaning device configured to clean a surface of the lamp protective tube. The ultraviolet lamp unit and the cleaning device drive unit are coupled with each other on the first and second plumbing flange couplings.