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A leader in advanced treatment solutions to safeguard the world's water |
| employees : | 400+ |
| yearestablished : | 1976 | biznestype : | Manufacturer |
| Company name : | Trojan Technologies Europe B.V- | |
| Street : | Laan van Vredestein 160, 2552 DZ | |
| City : | The Hague | |
| Website : | www.trojanuv.com | |
| E-mail : | hschuurman@trojanuv.com | |
| Phone : | +31 70 3913020 | |
| Fax : | +31 70 3913330 | |
| Country Name : | Холандия | |
Water is a precious resource that touches every person on the planet, in one way or another, every single day. However, the world's supply of clean water is under considerable stress due to growing industrialization, increasing demand, and a shrinking supply due to rising levels of biological and chemical contamination.
This stress represents a significant threat to world health, our environment, and economies around the globe.
At Trojan, we are committed to reducing water stress and maximizing this invaluable resource for current and future generations. Our continued development of innovative, technology-based solutions will provide municipalities, industrial enterprises, and consumers with practical ways to solve their water-related and process problems in an environmentally responsible way.
Guided by integrity, commitment and innovation, Trojan will create and offer lasting solutions that build the level of confidence people have in their water.
TROJAN Technologies:
A leader in advanced treatment solutions to safeguard the world's water
We believe clean water is an invaluable resource.
That's why, for more than a quarter of a century, Trojan has led the development of water treatment solutions using environmentally friendly ultraviolet (UV) light. Today, Trojan has the largest installed base of UV systems in operation on the planet, and many of our innovations define the industry standards for safeguarding our water from the damaging effects of microbial and chemical contamination.
From offices and facilities in eight countries, the 400 employees of Trojan are united by an unwavering commitment to deliver advanced water treatment solutions that make water safety a reality worldwide.
 | About Ultraviolet (UV) Light and Water Quality Confidence in our water -- clean, safe water -- has been increasingly challenged over the past decade. Ten years ago, how many of us had heard of E. coli, Cryptosporidium or Giardia? Today, these waterborne bacteria and parasites are almost as well known as polio, typhoid, and cholera were to a past generation. High-profile, waterborne disease outbreaks in Canada and the United States have made us all aware that water contaminated with microorganisms can cause serious illness and death. |
 | The Challenges While contaminated water is generally seen as a Third World problem, there is mounting evidence that most industrialized countries have not properly managed their water resources and, as a result, are now facing serious challenges as well. Important aquifers in many parts of the world are at critically low levels because of overuse. Farming and industrial activities are contaminating water resources throughout North America and Europe. Harmful chemicals such as pesticides, NMDA and 2-4 dioxane have entered our water supplies. The European Environmental Agency (EEA) estimates that some 200,000 square kilometres of European territory may be seriously polluted in 50 years if no remedial action is taken. This is a staggering problem since 65 per cent of public drinking water in Europe is drawn from groundwater. Confidence in our ability to protect our water has been further eroded by questions about the effectiveness and safety of traditional chlorine water treatment. Evidence of chlorine-resistant pathogens, and concerns about cancer-causing disinfection by-products resulting from chlorine treatment, have led to new EPA guidelines requiring municipalities in the U.S. to reduce or eliminate their use of chlorine. The UV Solution As governments and regulators around the world move to protect their water, those responsible for its treatment and delivery are looking for solutions. The answer lies in ultraviolet light. UV technology is a proven, cost-efficient, and highly effective way to destroy microorganisms and micropollutants. Increasingly, municipalities and plant operators are turning to UV to ensure the safety and quality of their water - to regain confidence in these supplies. The case for UV A tested and established technology, UV water disinfection has earned the confidence of thousands of municipalities in North America and Europe as a highly effective way to disinfect drinking water, wastewater, and water for industrial processes. Over 2,000 municipal groundwater and surface drinking water installations in Europe, and 1,000 groundwater installations in the United States, rely on UV disinfection. Backed by 60 years of operating experience and sound research, UV is rapidly becoming the technology of choice for wastewater treatment and a critical component of multi-barrier drinking water treatment systems. So what is UV? And why is it a superior solution? Each time we go outside, we are exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. Invisible to the eye, you can't see it, but you certainly can feel its burning effects on your skin if you stay out in the sun too long without proper protection. In water treatment applications, specialized lamps are used to produce UV light. As water rushes by these lamps, microorganisms in the water are exposed to a lethal dose of UV energy which destroys their ability to function and reproduce. The process is simple and 99.99 percent effective. The advantages and benefits of UV are numerous. For example, UV technology: · is EPA-endorsed · destroys bacteria (E. coli), viruses (hepatitis and polio), and virtually all other water-borne pathogens · destroys Giardia and Cryptosporidium which are resistant to chlorine · eliminates harmful micropollutants (such as herbicides and pesticides) · is safe to handle · works at least 20 times faster than chlorine · is environmentally friendly -- no toxic chemicals, no chlorine leaks · produces no known disinfection by-products, unlike chlorine · is more cost-effective than chlorine systems UV. It all adds up to water confidence. |
 | TrojanUV3000™B An upgrade of the original TrojanUV3000™, the TrojanUV3000™B is the most installed UV wastewater system in the world. The UV3000B offers an effective UV disinfection solution for larger-sized treatment plants with limited resources. The system uses low-pressure, low-output lamps. Customers Municipal Wastewater plants Water Reuse applications Industrial Wastewater applications Bathing Area Recirculation Fish Hatcheries Characteristics Automatic level control Electronic ballasts and enclosures Optional cleaning tank Peak flows of 1 to 5 MGD (160 to 800 m³/hr) Low-pressure, low-output lamps Manual cleaning |
 | TrojanUV3000Plus™ TrojanUV3000Plus™ Designed as one of the most intelligent disinfection solutions on the market, the TrojanUV3000Plus™ features fully Automatic Chemical/Mechanical cleaning (ActiClean™) to ensure the lamp sleeves are continuously kept clean. Incorporating high-output, low-pressure lamps, the system automatically dims the lamps to match any drop in flow demand or increases in water clarity. Customers Municipalities with populations between 25,000 and 300,000 people. Characteristics Peak flows of 5 to 20 MGD (800 to 3200 m³/hr) High-output, low-pressure cost-saving amalgam lamps Hydraulic System Center ActiClean™ - Automatic Chemical/Mechanical cleaning system Flow and dose pacing |
 | TrojanUVSwift™ The TrojanUVSwift™ Municipal Drinking Water system offers proven performance against waterborne pathogens including viruses, bacteria and protozoa. Our advanced systems meet disinfection targets with unsurpassed reliability. The TrojanUVSwift™ offers disinfection with no known disinfection by-products. The UVSwift provides a flexible platform that allows for upgrades to meet new or more stringent requirements, such as changes in flow rate, regulatory requirements, disinfection redundancy demands, or changes in intake water quality. With the smallest reactor dimensions in the industry, the UVSwift is ideally suited for post filtration applications. The UVSwift's flexibility, cost-effectiveness, small footprint, and optional advanced chemical/mechanical cleaning system made it the UV technology of choice for the City of Seattle, Washington, which is implementing the world’s largest UV drinking water project (180 MGD). Advanced Sensor Technology Featuring smarter sensors for more reliable UV measurement, the new TrojanUVSwift™ sensor technology offers advanced components that maintain system integrity and accurately reflect UV measurement. The UVSwift also provides advanced self-cleaning sensor technology via the TrojanAccUVSensor™ which reduces fouling and improves reliability ADVANCED CONTROLS - TROJAN UVDOSIMETER The TrojanUVDosimeter™ predicts dose online, based on reactor hydraulics and certain operating parameters of the system. From this information, the UVDosimeter calculates the bioassay-equivalent UV dose, and then, constantly adjusts the lamp operating power levels to meet the design or target dose. As a result, the UVDosimeter can provide instant, status-of-dose delivery and effectively respond to events, such as changes to flow rate and source water quality High-intensity lamps Variable output optimizes energy use. The TrojanUVSwift™ system requires fewer lamps to achieve disinfection targets, lessening space requirements and decreasing installation and maintenance costs. The output of the system's high-intensity lamps can be varied as water quality or flow rates change. This variation optimizes energy use and lowers annual operating costs. Flexible lamp cleaning options The UVSwift system offers a range-of-cleaning technologies, allowing you to match your system to site-specific water quality. As well, a flexible design enables you to easily upgrade your UVSwift system if water conditions change. |
 | TrojanUVSwift™ECT The TrojanUVSwift™ECT utilizes Trojan's high-intensity medium pressure lamps and employs sophisticated controls to optimize the treatment of environmental contaminants. The broad spectrum of light emitted in the TrojanUVSwift ECT makes it extremely well-suited for the treatment of many contaminants, particularly certain pesticides and taste and odor-causing compounds found in surface waters. Its ultra-compact footprint and large flow capacity make it an excellent reactor for use as part of a multi-barrier system in large municipal applications. In such applications, the TrojanUVSwift ECT destroys contaminants such as pharmaceuticals and taste and odor-causing compounds while providing disinfection of microorganisms such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia. Characteristics The most compact UV reactor available Validated disinfection Applicable for ECT in drinking water, groundwater remediation, and industrial applications Capable of treating hundreds of millions of gallons per day Available in a variety of power configurations Designed for hydraulic efficiency using computational fluid dynamics All wetted surfaces constructed of NSF-listed materials Integrated (via control algorithms) with the hydrogen peroxide delivery system to provide UV-oxidation Available with Trojan Acticlean™, a chemical/mechanical wiper mechanism for maximization of quartz sleeve transmittance |
