The basic principle of the medium pressure ultraviolet disinfection device in the swimming pool is to use the sterilization effect of ultraviolet light. When water flows through the ultraviolet lamp, specific wavelengths of ultraviolet light are emitted, mainly in the UVC band, which has strong bactericidal ability.

Medium pressure ultraviolet disinfection device for swimming poolThe working process:
1. Water flows into the sterilizer: Pool water is pumped into the reaction chamber of the ultraviolet sterilizer.
2. UV tube emits light: In the reaction chamber, the UV tube is turned on and emits strong ultraviolet rays.
3. Microbial exposure: Microorganisms in water (such as bacteria, viruses, algae, etc.) are exposed to ultraviolet radiation.
4. DNA damage: Ultraviolet radiation penetrates the cell wall of microorganisms, damaging their DNA and causing them to be unable to reproduce or die.
5. Purified water outflow: Disinfected water flows out and returns to the swimming pool.
Advantages of UV disinfection:
1. Efficient sterilization: UV disinfection can achieve a killing rate of over 99% for most bacteria, viruses, algae and other microorganisms, especially for bacteria with strong chlorine tolerance.
2. No chemical residues: Unlike chlorine disinfection, ultraviolet disinfection does not leave harmful chemical residues in water and does not produce by-products such as chloramines, which helps improve water quality and enhance the swimming pool environment.
3. Reduce the use of chemicals: Using ultraviolet disinfection can reduce the amount of chlorine used, thereby reducing the irritation of chlorine gas to human skin and eyes.
4. Easy to operate: Modern UV disinfectors are well-designed, relatively easy to maintain, and have mature technology, suitable for use in swimming pools of all sizes.
When choosing a UV sterilizer, multiple factors need to be considered:
1. Water volume of the swimming pool: Select a UV sterilizer with appropriate power based on the water volume of the pool to ensure sufficient UV exposure time when the water flows through the sterilizer.
2. Flow calculation: Choose a suitable sterilizer based on the water circulation flow of the swimming pool, usually selecting equipment that can meet the daily water circulation requirements.
3. Installation location: UV sterilizers are generally installed at the front or back end of the swimming pool water circulation system, and the specific location needs to be optimized according to the pipeline layout and the position of the water pump.
4. Power requirements: The ultraviolet sterilizer needs to be connected to a reliable power source, taking into account the power and voltage requirements of the equipment to ensure power supply safety.
Normal operation and maintenance of medium pressure ultraviolet sterilizer in swimming pool:
1. Regularly replace the lamp tube: After a period of use, its luminous efficiency will decrease. It is recommended to regularly check and replace the lamp tube, usually every 8000-10000 hours.
2. Cleaning the reaction chamber: Scale or dirt may accumulate in the reaction chamber, and regular cleaning can ensure the penetration rate of light and maintain disinfection effectiveness.
3. Monitoring equipment status: Install flow meters and ultraviolet intensity monitors to monitor water flow and disinfection effectiveness in real time, ensuring the normal operation of the system.
4. Recording and reporting: Establish equipment operation logs to record each maintenance and inspection, facilitating subsequent tracking and management.