UVRER

hello, yes through a UVC bactericide which destroys viruses, bacteria, yeasts, molds and micro-algae contained in the water. For more details you can visit our website www.uvrer-anemo.com . I remain at your disposal. Cordially

Philippe PREVEL, UVRER, philippe.prevel@uvrer.com, 0680254149

Since the 1980s, UVc rays have been used for industrial water disinfection purposes for obvious reasons: with a wavelength of 254 nm, type-C ultraviolet is capable of inactivating and destroying the micro-organisms (bacteria, viruses, moulds) present in the fluids, without using chemical products . At UVRER , we have specialized in ultraviolet water disinfection since 1982 .

Sars-CoV-2 is a weak germ ; a single UVc dose of approximately 3 mj/cm2 is sufficient for effective destruction*. In addition, our systems deliver UVc doses of 40 mj/cm2 , which guarantees optimal disinfection of fluids , including for water purification (which requires irreproachable quality).

The only additional criterion to take into account is the transmission (clarity) of the water to be treated. In fact, depending on its quality, the disinfection capacity of UVc light varies . To remedy this, it is necessary to carry out a pre-filtering, to control the thickness of the layer of water in the system and to adapt the disinfection power.

Since 1982, our expertise has enabled us to determine and design the most appropriate equipment to meet your specific problem: we are therefore able to provide you with the system you need.

- Discover UVRER: https://www.uvrer-anemo.com/

- Contact us for more information: https://www.uvrer-anemo.com/contact-societe-rer-et-anemo-france

*According to the study published by Research Gate “2020 COVID-19 Coronavirus Ultraviolet Susceptibility”.

Hello,

If in terms of chemical pollution (pesticides, micropollutant) the water is healthy. The UV will allow you to biologically treat your water (Bacteria, Viruses...).

Remaining at your disposal for further information.

Cordially