Pipeline type automatic cleaning UV sterilizer

Pipeline type automatic cleaning UV sterilizer

The sterilization principle of ultraviolet sterilizer is to use the irradiation intensity of ultraviolet lamp tube, that is, the irradiation intensity emitted by the ultraviolet sterilizer, which is inversely proportional to the distance of the irradiated disinfectant. When the irradiation intensity is constant, the longer the residence time of the irradiated disinfectant and the closer it is to the sterilization lamp tube, the better its sterilization effect, and vice versa. Due to the pre assembled module components with quick connect cables, it is more convenient to install and maintain the waterproof grade of the composite IP68 standard, making it very suitable for applications with strict requirements.

Smaller water resistance, higher reliability, and flexible modular combination design. Among them, there are imported ultraviolet lamps from the United States and Europe, which are internationally advanced. In particular, they also use a mechanical automatic cleaning device driven by compressed air, which can provide low-pressure and high-strength lamps, uniform lamps, and medium voltage lamps for selection. The cleaning device is linked with the ultraviolet intensity detector.

So it has the option to choose between manual or automatic working modes. The UV sterilizer has the advantages of high irradiation intensity stability, a sterilization life of up to 9000 hours, high transmittance quartz glass tube, a transmittance of 87%, and a moderate unit price compared to similar products. After a sterilization life of 8000 hours, its irradiation intensity remains stable at 253.7um, which is more stable than similar domestic products. There is a sound and light alarm reminder when the lamp tube is broken. High brightness mirror sterilization reaction chamber design. Compared with similar foreign products, the sterilization intensity has increased by 18% to 27%. Lower cost lamp tubes can also be used to replace them, with a usage time of around 12000 to 18000 hours and a sterilization rate of 99.99%.