What is UV sterilizer?
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UV (UV) sterilizer (UV) uses ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) as a sterilization method for the division of microorganisms including pathogens, viruses and forms. Ultraviolet rays work on the destruction of DNA microorganisms, thereby disturbing their ability to reproduce and kill them effectively. Of the three types of UV-UV-A, UV-B and UV-C-NUV-Cs, the light is used in UV sterilizers. The UV-C contains germicidal UV in its spectrum, measured at a wavelength of 254 nanometers (Nm). UV-C is a short-wave ultraviolet radiation compared to long UV-A and UV-B, and is a type of UV capable of causing molecular bonds in the DNA microorganisms. In order to be effective, the lamps must be placed in sight due to the treated area. This ensures a full exposure of UV light microorganisms. The main types of germicidal lamps used in UV sterilizers are low -pressure UV lamps, medium pressure UV lamps and amalgam lamps and each has different efficiency, power and power.
UV sterilizers have in various industries. Their use includes air sterilization, water sterilization and sterilization of aquariums and ponds. UV sterilizer use is also common in the production of food and beverages, medical hygiene and other sterile working facilities such as laboratories.
When sterilizing air, the fan forces the air around the UV sterilizer lamps to sterilize the air before being removed by the filter system to remove dead microorganisms. During the sterilization of water, the water flows around the UV sterilizer and is taken over by the filter system to eliminate dead microorganisms. This method is increasingly used to replace chlorination as a method of water purification.
in And aquarium ponds, UV sterilizer is used to disable algae growth. This provides brighter water and prevents the spread of the disease by removing any pathogens that may be present. Water is allowed to flow through the tube that contains UV sterilizaTOR before making a filter system.
In the production of food and beverages, American food and drug management (FDA) requires fruit and vegetable juice manufacturers to use UVGI to sterilize fresh juices. This is done to ensure that no harmful pathogens contaminate the juice during the production process. UVGI is also used to treat drinking water. UV sterilizers are also used in laboratories to sterilize the equipment and to maintain good hygienic procedures.