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The Basics of UV Disinfection UV Disinfection Nick Landes Nick Landes March 20, 2019 Agenda What is UV How does UV Disinfect Types of UV Systems Design Considerations What is Ultraviolet Energy 750 nm 390 nm Visible Spectrum UV


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March 20, 2019

The Basics of

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UV Disinfection UV Disinfection

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Agenda What is UV How does UV Disinfect Types of UV Systems Design Considerations

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What is Ultraviolet Energy

Visible Spectrum

400 nm 10 nm 390 nm 750 nm

UV Spectrum

Germicidal Range

200 nm 300 nm

Most Effective Range

265 nm 250 nm

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What do we make UV?

  • Mercury vapor charged by electric arc inside lamp
  • Ionized mercury vapor emits UV irradiation
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How does UV Disinfect?

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UV versus Chemicals

UV Disinfection Chemical Disinfection

Physics Chemistry “Newer” (1910) Older (1890) No residual Residual

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Types of UV Systems

Vertical Inclined Non-Contact Horizontal

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Design Considerations

  • What are your Target Microorganisms?

Chlorine Disinfection UV Disinfection

Adenovirus

Dual Protection

Giardia Rotavirus Poliovirus Hepatitus A Legionella E.coli Streptococcus Crypto

UV Dose (mJ/cm2) Chlorine CT

Source: Keep, Terry (2013). Advances in UV Technology for 4-Log Virus Disinfection of Groundwater

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Design Considerations

  • UV Transmittance

Inorganic Compounds Compounds Found in Wastewater Bromine Dyes and coloring agents Chlorine Humic acids Chromium Lignin sulfonates Cobalt Extracts from leaves Iodides Orzan S Iron Phenolic compounds Manganese Sunblock PABA Nickel Tea, Coffee Sulfates Carbamide compounds Stanous Choride Sodium Thiosulfate

Source: Sakamoto, G. (1999). UV Transmittance, Trojan Technologies, Inc.

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 20 40 60 80 100 Percent Less Than, % UVT, %

Example for 34 MGD System

UVT 60% 75% Lamps 96 64 Max Power Draw, kW 100 65 Cost $820k $540k

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 0:00 6:00 12:00 18:00 0:00

Number of Rows Online Inflow to the Plant, MGD Time (hrs)

Design Considerations

  • Flow Patterns
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Design Considerations

  • Protect the UV System with Upstream Filtration
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Design Considerations

  • Look at the Life Cycle… not just Capital Costs
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Questions?

Nick Landes, Ph.D., P.E.

nick.landes@freese.com (817) 735-7571