TrojanUVSwiftECT
The TrojanUVSwift™ECT is a hydraulically optimized, polychromatic lamp-based UV chamber for use in the treatment of environmental contaminants. It is suitable for removing contaminants from large flow rates within a compact footprint.
The TrojanUVSwift™ECT employs sophisticated controls to optimize the treatment of environmental contaminants. The broad light spectrum of light emitted in the TrojanUVSwift™ECT makes it extremely well suited for the treatment of many contaminants, particularly some pesticides and taste and odor-causing compounds found in surface waters.
Its ultra-compact footprint, its ability to apply large amounts of UV light, and high flow capacity make it an excellent reactor for use as part of a multi-barrier system in large municipal applications. In such an application, the TrojanUVSwift™ECT destroys contaminants such as pharmaceuticals and taste and odor-causing compounds while providing disinfection of chlorine-resistant protozoa.
Number of Lamps
Max System Pressure
- 8 - 16
Cleaning System
- 150 psi (10 bar)
Max Water Temperature
- None
- ActiClean™ sleeve cleaning system
- 30°C
Material
Flange Types
- 316L stainless steel
NSF Certification 60
- 24" (600mm)
- 30" (800mm)
- Yes
Materials of Construction
Rating
- Painted mild steel (grey)
UL & CE Certification
- Type 1
Ethernet Network Interface, Data Trending, Remote Modem
- Yes
- Yes
Standard Voltage
- 480V, 3 Phase, 3 Wire + GND, 60Hz
- Other options available
Seasonal Taste & Odor Treatment
When algae blooms die in late summer/early fall, chemicals such as geosmin and 2-methylisoborneol (MIB) are released causing water to smell and taste earthy or musty.Advanced Oxidation - Contaminant Treatment
Water sources, groundwater and surface water, are increasingly impacted by contamination. With population pressures, climate change, and overuse making every water source important, water providers are increasingly looking to advanced treatment technologies to restore contaminated sources.Advanced Oxidation - Groundwater Remediation
In many areas, localized releases of industrial chemicals, pesticides, petroleum additives such as MTBE, and fuel components such as benzene and hydrazine, have impaired groundwater quality. These groundwater “plumes” are commonplace, and in many cases impact public water supplies or impedes the redevelopment of potentially valuable land.
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