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[...]Huddersfield, UK A Wastewater Case Study Through Yorkshire Water’s new £72 million treatment facility at Knostrop, Leeds, where HUBER Technology UK supplied three HUBER Sludge Acceptance Plants ROTAMAT® Ro3 to screen imported sludge, their new facility at Huddersfield, will convert all its waste into renewable energy through a process known as anaerobic digestion and by 2020, 100% of their sludge will be digested. Project Profile Yorkshire Water will have 14 sludge treatment centres in 2020 and currently treats around 150,000 tonnes of sewage sludge each year. These are sludge treatment plants[...]

[...]Utzenaich, Austria HUBER air filter plants are able to achieve separation efficiencies in excess of 99.95% In some water chambers condensation drops occur on the ceiling and walls. This should generally be prevented through sufficient insulation of the ceiling, sloping ceilings or through special coatings. Frequently, however, the problem cannot be solved with static methods. In 2011 already, we published a report about our experience with retrofitting forced ventilation systems in the elevated reservoir Utzenaich in Austria. When the reservoir with two rectangular chambers with 250 m³ capacity[...]

[...]Roeselare + Beringen, Belgium HUBER SE will supply a total of five HUBER Belt Dryer BT units to the Belgian company Aquafin for the two sites in Roeselare and Beringen. The plants for drying and thermal utilisation of sewage sludge will treat a minimum capacity of 32,500 tonnes of dry substance or 120,446 tonnes of original substance with a dry residue (DR) content of 27% per year. In addition to the HUBER belt dryers, the scope of supply includes the entire wet sludge logistics, cooling water supply, exhaust air treatment for the dryer and bunker exhaust air as well as the treatment and storage [...]

[...]Machines and plants for wastewater treatment are usually installed as permanent installations in structures and buildings due to process engineering necessities. This usually requires extensive preliminary investigations, studies, concepts, planning, authorisations, tenders and construction phases involving and coordinating a wide range of different trades. This is usually a lengthy, costly and capital-intensive process. Systems that are not permanently installed but temporarily rented are the alternative. Their short-term availability is also particularly advantageous, which is why rental [...]

[...]Cog Moor, UK As part of the HUBER / Welsh Water STRAINPRESS® & Imports Screen agreement, HUBER supplied and installed 2 x HUBER Sludgecleaner STRAINPRESS® to Cog Moor STW sitting on 10M high gantries supplied by a 3 rd party. In January 2019, HUBER completed the successful commissioning & installation of the 2 x HUBER Sludgecleaner STRAINPRESS® SP290. Project Profile Welsh Water’s AD Plant upgrade for several sites in North and South Wales including Cog Moor .The projects consisted of supply of 22 x HUBER STRAINPRESS® and 10 x HUBER Sludge Acceptance Plant ROTAMAT® Ro3 Sludge import screens. [...]

[...]Wanlip - Leicester, UK A HUBER Technology Wastewater Case Study HUBER Technology recently completed a project for Severn Trent Water at Wanlip STW on the outskirts of Leicester. This was a project that had been looked at for a long period of time but was commissioned in early 2020. Project Profile This project was part of the upgrade to the sites indigenous sludge treatment to replace ageing step screens, which were installed in the 1990’s. HUBER Technology were first involved in the project in the late 2000’s to see what options were available to improve the process. The challenge was to improve[...]

[...]Milford Haven, Wales Huber Technology recently completed the installation of new escalator inlet screens and screenings handling plant for Welsh Water (DCWW) at Milford Haven STW. Project Profile Having completed the installation of escalator screens and screenings handling at Garnswlt STW working direct with DCWW and their South West Capital Delivery team, HUBER were asked to look at a similar type of project at Milford Haven STW. The main difference between the two sites was that the site at Milford Haven was a raised inlet works and located inside a building. This was from the outset of the [...]

[...]All WaSC’s (water & sewage companies) are under increasing scrutiny relating to unauthorised discharges to watercourses. The task they now face is an eye watering number of stormwater overflows that need addressing in the coming years. This is enormous challenge & is likely to generate an unprecedented demand for screening solutions. HUBER Technology are confident they are best placed within the existing supply chain to provide risk free screening solutions to assist with this daunting challenge. With almost 1500 weir mounted screens already supplied in the UK & Ireland (1,000’s globally), we[...]

[...]Sleaford, UK Anglian Water approached HUBER in January 2006 and asked us to offer a solution for resolving problems at their Sleaford plant where large amounts of screenings passing through the inlet works and impairing downstream processes. The operators were also experiencing problems with their existing screenings processing system. In co-operation with a local contractor we proposed to remove the existing screen and screenings processing system. We offered a pair of HUBER Belt Screen EscaMax® 4000 perforated band screens with a width of 752 mm and a capacity of 101 l/s, installed at an angle[...]

[...]Melton Mowbray, UK HUBER Technology are pleased to of recently completed the installation and commissioning at Melton Mowbray STW. Project Profile Melton Mowbray STW is a medium sized activated sludge works, treating a PE approx. 68,000. The works treats a combination of both domestic and trade effluents. The new Melton Mowbray STW is designed to cater for increased treatment flows equating to a design horizon population equivalent of 123,328 (82% growth) and a tightening of the phosphorus and ammonia permits. A significant proportion of the influent is from trade waste. HUBER were heavily [...]