Virus Inactivation with UV Light

ZETA’s innovative research project showcases a reactor designed for virus inactivation using UV light, combining simulation and experimental methods. Conducted at the in-house TechCenter, the study demonstrates how downscaling from production to lab scale enables precise testing and development of technical solutions in collaboration with research partners.

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Simulation and experiment in a double pack

ZETA tackles specific issues and develops and tests technical solutions in close cooperation with the customer and in dialogue with renowned research partners.

Test series carried out at the in-house TechCenter are enabled by downscaling from production to laboratory or pilot scale. Simulations are combined with experimental approaches.

A successful research project involving a reactor for virus inactivation with UV light shows how this works.

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ZETA’s UV light reactor project demonstrates effective virus inactivation through simulation and lab-scale testing, highlighting the collaborative innovation at the TechCenter.