Photocatalytic Oxidation
Photochemical oxidation degradation of pollutants usually means that the atomic structure of pollutants changes (bond energy changes) under the excitation of ultraviolet light, and is gradually oxidized into low-molecular intermediate products under the action of strong oxidants, organic pollutants Eventually produce CO2, H2O, while SO2, Nox, etc. eventually produce SO42-, NO3-. UV solutions that can be adjusted according to the process, different UV technologies covering the entire spectrum, from lamps to complete solutions and services.
Related ProductsPhotochemical oxidation features:
Strong applicability, photochemical oxidation can decompose most organic matter, containing C/H/O molecular structure;
Remarkable effect of deodorization and peculiar smell;
fast response;
Small selectivity, independent of reactant concentration
High treatment efficiency, no secondary pollution;
Modular design, easy to install and maintain;
Low running cost.
RELATED APPLICATIONS
