Application of UVC LED Water Disinfection in Greywater Treatment: Building a Sustainable Water Cycle System
As global water scarcity intensifies, greywater recycling has emerged as a critical "second water source" for urban sustainability, capable of reducing building water consumption by up to 50%. This article examines the vital role of UVC LED technology in the domestic greywater treatment cycle. Unlike traditional chemical dosing or mercury lamps, UVC LED disinfection offers a mercury-free, energy-efficient, and compact solution that effectively inactivates pathogens (such as E. coli and Norovirus) without producing harmful disinfection by-products (DBPs).
Empowering Private Well Water Safety: Building the Next Generation of Mercury-Free UVC LED Disinfection Solutions
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Reducing Chlorine Usage: UVC LED Technology Empowers Healthier Aquatic Environments
Swimming pool water can contain billions of pathogenic microorganisms, putting swimmers at risk of infection. While chlorine is the most common disinfectant, it cannot kill all harmful bacteria and carries its own health risks. Recent increases in waterborne disease outbreaks highlight the limitatio
How UVC LED Helps Enterprises Achieve Mercury-Free Transformation in Water Treatment under Green Manufacturing and ESG Drivers
Under the framework of green manufacturing and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), enterprises are facing increasingly stringent sustainable development requirements, particularly in reducing the use of hazardous substances and minimizing environmental footprints. Traditional ultraviolet (UV) disinfection systems rely on mercury-containing lamps, with each lamp containing 5–200 mg of mercury, posing risks of leakage, challenges in hazardous waste disposal, and environmental pollution. The Minamata Convention on Mercury requires the gradual phase-out of mercury-added products, while the exemption for mercury lamps under the EU RoHS Directive will expire on February 24, 2027, further accelerating the withdrawal of mercury-based lamps. UVC LED technology, as an innovative mercury-free solution, completely eliminates the risk of mercury pollution and enables pure physical disinfection with no ozone generation and no chemical residues.
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