Free from contamination (1st July 2006)

Hanovia ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection systems are helping the Silver Spring Mineral Water Company in Folkestone ensure its products are free from microbial contamination.

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  Water treatment (1st November 2005)

The new 300 Series UV water disinfection system from Hanovia has been developed for small-flow industrial process water applications (up to 65m3/h) in the food, beverage, brewing, chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

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  UV system for Angel (1st November 2005)

Angel Springs in the Chiltern Hills bottles natural spring water for use in water coolers. It has replaced its ozone water disinfection unit with a Hanovia UV system following concerns about disinfection byproducts being formed as a result of ozone t

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  UV system (1st July 2005)

A compact industrial accelerometer from Monitran can operate completely submerged to a depth of 100m, making it suitable for vibration monitoring of underwater pumps, roll bearings in the continuously wet conditions of process plant, and applications

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  UV disinfection (1st May 2005)

Factor that designers of UV disinfection systems have to take into account are fluctuations in wastewater quantity and quality caused by variations in flow rates and in the levels of suspended solids.

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  LOW COST UV SYSTEM (1st May 2005)

Hanovia’s Quantum in-line medium pressure UV system is a low-cost device for small flow industrial process water applications (up to 120m3/h) in the food, beverage, brewing, pharmaceutical and electronics industries. It is also suitable for treating

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  UV system for small flows (1st September 2004)

Hanovia has introduced an in-line medium pressure UV system specifically for small flow industrial process water applications (to 120m3/h) in the food, beverage, brewing, pharmaceutical and electronics industries.

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  Improving health at work (1st March 2004)

A study by researchers from McGill University in Montreal showed that UV light kills the germs in office ventilation systems, significantly reducing work-related illnesses, such as headaches, throat irritations and respiratory problems, collectively

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