3KW Alfa Laval UV Lamp Replace For Ultraviolet Ballast Water Treatment

3KW 58203480/24226809 Alfa Laval UV Lamp Replace For Ultraviolet Ballast Water Treatment

1. Lamps are approved by CE and RoHS.
2. 30 years experience in production of UV disinfection lamps.
3. These series are specially designed to replace Alfa Laval uv lamps.
4. All lamps are tested one by one before delivery out.
5. Very good quality at small size
6. Offer free samples for your evaluation.
7. Fast delivery time, from 3-5  days,
8. Dependable after sales service
9. ODM and OEM service for UV Lamps.
10.7*24 service, any questions will be replied within 12 hours

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Customized Lamp Holder For 3KW 58203480/24226809 Alfa Laval UV Lamp:

Size and all details are exact the same with Original Alfa Laval UV lamps.

Only Fiver Group has such original UV lamps holders.

Very Safe Package For 3KW 58203480/24226809 Alfa Laval UV Lamp Replace:

From the picture, you can see that most of vessels use UV BWMS to treat ballast water.

Why We Need To Treat Ballast Water?

The treatment of ballast water before discharge is important because it prevents the transport and introduction of potentially invasive species in local eco-systems through ship’s ballast water. Therefore, it is one of the approaches ship owners and operators typically adopt in order to be in compliance with the mandatory discharge standards imposed by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the US Coast Guard (USCG).

What is FIVER UV System?

The UV treatment uses either low pressure or medium pressure UV lamps to break down cell membranes and/or damage their DNA, which respectively kills the organisms or destroys their ability to reproduce, making them non-viable. The percentage of non-viable or killed organisms in the water after treatment depends on the applied UV dose

What is UV dose?

The UV dose depends on the UV intensity (UV-I) and exposure time, and is simply defined as the product between these two parameters. UV-I measures how much light (or energy) reaches a given measurement point. Most UV systems measure the UV-I, but the systems can vary considerably in terms of the UV lamp being used and the sensor setup. In particular, the distance between the sensor and the UV lamp influences the measured UV-I. For this reason, UV-I values shouldn’t be used to compare systems. Fortunately, another measurement called UV-transmission (UV-T), can be used to compare systems. A more reliable UV performance measure UV-T measures the capability of UV light to penetrate water. When the UV-T is high, that is, close to 100%, the water is very clear. This means the UV light can penetrate deep into the water. When the UV-T is low, the water is not very clear, and the UV light can only penetrate the water for a limited distance.

This means that the lower the UV-T a BWM system can treat and still meet the IMO and USCG discharge standards, the better the performance of the system. Compact Clean can treat ballast water and effectively kill organisms down to 42% UV-T, which means even extremely challenging water can be treated to meet both IMO and USCG discharge standards.

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