Effect of pulsed UV light on waterborne bacterial pathogens

A.H. Andoh; J.G. Anderson; S.J. MacGregor

Effect of pulsed UV light on waterborne bacterial pathogens

A.H. Andoh, J.G. Anderson, S.J. MacGregor

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Abstract

Over many years, various methods have been developed for water treatment and disinfection. Recent advances have indicated that pulsed UV-rich light technology represents a novel treatment that can be exploited to inactivate waterborne pathogens. In this study, four Gram negative organisms of concern in water microbiology were compared for their susceptibilities to pulsed UV light.

Original language	English
Pages	29-30
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2005
Event	SGM Meeting Abstracts - Keele University Duration: 12 Sep 2005 → 14 Sep 2005

Conference

Conference	SGM Meeting Abstracts
City	Keele University
Period	12/09/05 → 14/09/05

Keywords

water treatment and disinfection
pulsed UV-rich light technology
waterborne bacterial pathogens

Access to Document

http://www.sgm.ac.uk/meetings/pdfabstracts/keele2005abs.pdf

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