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UV and UV/H2O2 CFD and kinetic simulation

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For various customers around the world we have simulated UV and UV/H2O2 systems. We look at both the UV exposure (UV Fluence) and the chemical conversion based on hydroxyl racicals.

We help determining the optimal reactor design while being able to assess:

  • Fluctuations in water quality, including the impact on HO* scavenging
  • Variations in flow rates
  • Design modifications

We have an in-house CFD-kinetic UV/H2O2 model for target contaminant assessment based on both direct photolysis and HO* reaction.

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