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[...]About Huber UK & Ireland Limited HUBER Technology was incorporated in the UK in 1993 as a wholly owned subsidiary of HUBER SE – Huber UK & Ireland Limited (Formerly Rotamat Ltd) , the manufacturers of the ROTAMAT® range of waste water treatment equipment. In the UK we employ over 80 staff, some of whom have worked with HUBER for 30 years. HUBER Technology was incorporated in the UK in 1993 as a wholly owned subsidiary of HUBER SE – Huber UK & Ireland Limited (Formerly Rotamat Ltd) , the manufacturers of the ROTAMAT® range of waste water treatment equipment. In the UK we employ over 80 staff,[...]

[...]Barueri, Brazil A comprehensive two-week intensive training course was held at the HUBER Service Academy in preparation for the major Barueri project in Brazil, one of the largest wastewater treatment plant projects in South America. Delivery of the machinery for this project has already begun, comprising a total of 85 units for mechanical wastewater pre-treatment and grit treatment. This includes four different types of screens, for this project and a sister project, namely the HUBER Course Screen TrashMax®, the HUBER Grab Screen TrashLift, the HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax®, and the [...]

[...]Using the energy of the sun Solar drying of sludge uses the energy of the sun as a thermal energy source. This provides a very ecological, environmentally friendly and energy-efficient process for the treatment of sludge from wastewater treatment plants or water purification plants. The basic principle of the process is that the sludge is dried in a greenhouse structure. The sludge can be brought into the greenhouse manually, for example with a wheel loader, or automatically directly from the dewatering facility by means of special conveying units. In the greenhouse, the sludge must be distributed[...]

[...]Insertable entrance aid, design certification in accordance with DIN 19572 Made of 1.4307 (AISI 304 L) stainless steel, for safety access ladders with 400 mm or 500 mm width with guard rail and safety climbing devices. Access ladders must have a handhold at their exit. This requirement is deemed to be fulfilled if one or both handles of a ladder project at least 1,1 m beyond the exit height. Completely shielded arc welded, acid-treated in a pickling bath and passivated. Optionally available in: 1.4404 (AISI 3016 L) stainless steel Pivoted design, type EH FSS D, for comfortable attachment of the safety[...]

[...]Berching, Germany Anyone planning or operating a wastewater treatment plant, or looking to optimise an existing process, faces growing challenges today. These include stricter legal requirements, rising energy costs and the need for sustainable resource use, all of which require reliable, robust and efficient technical systems. Operating a wastewater treatment plant is like maintaining a finely tuned clockwork mechanism – if one cog fails, the whole system stops working. In such an environment, having a partner who can offer complete, coordinated process chains as well as individual machines is a[...]

[...]Sludge dewatering with Efficient performance data Maximum operational safety Optimized operating and disposal costs The efficient and cost-effective Q-PRESS® series offers: Feed capacity up to 540 kgDR/h Four sizes available High dewatering performance Low energy demand Easy operation Compact, enclosed design Optional mobile units Design and Function Sludge conditioned with flocculant is pumped via a flocculation section directly into the cylindrical filter basket of the HUBER Screw Press Q-PRESS® wherein an auger rotates at a very slow speed. The geometry of the auger continuously reduces the [...]

[...]HUBER SE receives order for the largest sewage treatment plant in Northern Ireland With its 280,000 inhabitants Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, is the second largest city on the island of Ireland. Situated at the mouth of the river Lagan in the Bay of Belfast the city represents one of Northern Ireland's 26 administrative districts. Three of the six million Irishmen live in the Dublin-Belfast corridor, along the motorway. In 2011, HUBER SE supplied already the complete mechanical pre-treatment equipment for Dublin, the biggest city on the island of Ireland. Now we have received the order [...]

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[...]Barueri, Brazil A comprehensive two-week intensive training course was held at the HUBER Service Academy in preparation for the major Barueri project in Brazil, one of the largest wastewater treatment plant projects in South America. Delivery of the machinery for this project has already begun, comprising a total of 85 units for mechanical wastewater pre-treatment and grit treatment. This includes four different types of screens, for this project and a sister project, namely the HUBER Course Screen TrashMax®, the HUBER Grab Screen TrashLift, the HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax®, and the [...]

[...]Compact, enclosed unit Reliable operation, minimised operator attention Low operation costs High throughput capacity up to 40 m³/h The purpose of sewage sludge thickening Sewage sludge, particularly secondary sludge, is characterised by low solids concentrations and high volumes. Effective sludge thickening is essential as a preliminary step for the efficient treatment of sewage sludge, such as in digesters, and is also crucial when liquid sludge needs to be transported for further processing or utilisation. The following criteria are decisive for the selection of the thickening process: [...]