Turbine-boosted photocatalysis fluid processor

Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – With means applying electromagnetic wave energy or...

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C250S431000

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07141222

ABSTRACT:
A turbine-boosted photocatalysis fluid processor that makes the fluid that flows inside form a high-speed whirlpool so as to enhance both the sterilization effect of the ultraviolet-radiation and the photocatalysis effect. The high-speed whirlpool also improves the degradation of organic contaminants and reduces the frequency maintenance of the quartz sleeve. The ultraviolet-radiation indicator and the color scale with different shades of colors positioned together are convenient for users to measure the intensity of the ultraviolet-radiation so as to avoid the loss of effectiveness of the photocatalysis fluid processor caused by aging or damage of the ultraviolet-radiation lamp.

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