In the modern world, ensuring safety and hygiene in public places is becoming increasingly important. Disinfection of air using ultraviolet radiation has become an effective means of ensuring cleanliness in large shopping centers, business centers, train stations, cinemas, and other places where many people gather.
UV disinfection in retail spaces, offices, lobbies of business centers, as well as in cinemas and concert halls, has become standard practice. This is achieved using powerful air recirculators and ultraviolet ventilation sections designed specifically for disinfecting air in large indoor spaces.
The action of Bactericidal UV at 254 nm
Bactericidal ultraviolet (UV) with a wavelength of 254 nm has the ability to destroy bacteria and viruses in the air. This process occurs as follows:
- Ultraviolet Energy: UV lamps in recirculators and ventilation sections generate ultraviolet radiation with a wavelength of 254 nm.
- Damage to Genetic Material: UV radiation penetrates the cells of bacteria and viruses, causing damage to their genetic material.
- Destruction of Microorganisms: This damage renders microorganisms incapable of reproduction and leads to their demise.
Advantages of Using Recirculators and UV Sections:
- Efficiency: Disinfection systems with UV lamps at 524 nm wavelength ensure high efficiency in destroying bacteria and viruses in the air, helping to prevent the spread of infections.
- Safety: These systems are safe for people, as ultraviolet radiation is contained within closed sections and poses no threat to passengers and visitors.
- Risk Reduction: The use of UV technology reduces the risk of virus and bacteria transmission in public spaces, ensuring the safety of people during their stay.
In conclusion
Air disinfection using ultraviolet radiation with the use of powerful recirculators and bactericidal UV sections has become an integral part of ensuring safety and hygiene in public spaces. These technologies help create a clean and safe environment for everyone visiting large shopping centers, business centers, train stations, and other public places.
