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Vasan Medicals
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UV disinfection is a broad-spectrum, non-chemical disinfection technology used in commercial, industrial, and healthcare settings for the inactivation of microorganism. UV disinfection is generated in special UV lamps. A watertight quartz tube surrounds each lamp. The liquid to be disinfected is passed through the quartz tubing where gas plasma generated in the lamp emits intensive UV light. When microorganisms are exposed to the germicidal wavelength of UV light, their cellular DNA and RNA absorbs the wavelengths, thereby damaging their nucleic acid. This modifies the DNA of the microorganisms to be unable to divide and reproduce, thus rendering it inactive. UV provides rapid inactivation of bacteria, viruses, yeasts, and molds.
Ultraviolet disinfection lamps: These devices use ultraviolet light (especially the UVC band) to destroy the DNA of microorganisms so that they cannot reproduce, thus achieving the purpose of disinfection. UV disinfection lamps are widely used in water treatment, air purification and surface disinfection. providing 99.9% bacteria and virus killing rate.
