TrojanUVSwift Selected For Beijing’s First UV Drinking Water Installation
Beijing’s first UV drinking water installation – located at a plant in Pinggu District – will utilize TrojanUVSwift.
In response to more stringent drinking water regulations and contaminant monitoring, several municipalities throughout China are beginning to installing UV as part of their multi-barrier treatment strategy.
We are proud to announce that Beijing’s first UV drinking water installation – located at a plant in Pinggu District – will be operational in July 2013, and will be utilizing the TrojanUVSwift®.
TrojanUV drinking water systems are also installed at plants in many other municipalities throughout China, including Jinan, Wehai and Tianjin (the country’s first). These plants utilize a combination of chlorine in conjunction with UV in order to eliminate the risk of microorganisms that are resistant to chemical forms of inactivation.
Plants choose to integrate UV – instead of additional chemical treatment methods – as part of their multi-barrier strategy because it does not form carcinogenic by-products or impact the taste and odor of the water, and is easily integrated into their existing treatment processes.
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