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[...]Berching, Germany How it all began... In the 1950s and 1960s, manhole covers in "painted steel" and "galvanised steel" were proven products of the HUBER company and the covers were mainly manufactured for water pipeline construction. At the beginning of the 1970s, the brothers Hans and Karl-Josef Huber, the company owners at the time, recognised the desire and need of many customers for a low-maintenance manhole cover that did not require maintenance work such as regular painting of the surface. The idea of using stainless steel for this purpose was born and was implemented on a trial basis. At that [...]

[...]Buxton STW, UK HUBER are pleased to of completed the last phase of a project at Buxton STW for Severn Trent Water. HUBER had been involved in various aspects of the site since the original upgrade in 2003 so we had a lot of knowledge of the existing inlet works and the problems it suffered with. By early engagement with both Severn Trent Water and the successful contractor Mott Macdonald Bentley we were able to involved with the project from the outset and deliver a successful solution. Project Profile Buxton STW serves the town of Buxton and its surrounding areas, HUBER had been involved in the[...]

[...]Uttoxeter, UK HUBER Technology recently completed a project for Severn Trent Water at Uttoxeter STW, between Derby and Stoke on Trent. HUBER Technology were engaged on the project in 2019 with the project being installed in late 2021 and then commissioned later that year. This project was part of the upgrade to the site at Uttoxeter to improve the sludge thickening on site and follows the successful installation of a pair of HUBER DB units at Cannock STW. HUBER Technology Supplied 1x HUBER Sludge Gravity DrainBelt Thickener DB 1.0 complete with polymer dosing system and thick sludge discharge [...]

[...]Kinmel Bay, Wales HUBER Technology recently supplied, installed and commissioned three HUBER Belt Screen EscaMax®, a 6 mm 2D perforated plate fine screen and two HUBER Screenings Wash Press WAP® L BG8’s to Kinmel Bay, a Dwr Cymru Welsh Water coastal site in North Wales. Each HUBER EscaMax® Screen was designed for a hydraulic flow of 450 l/s. The existing inlet works contained two tank mounted Longwood’s escalator screens and could cater for 900l/s. They struggled to deal with the incoming flows, overtopped and bypassed regularly. With a new development of 1700 new houses, the existing works was [...]

[...]North of Ireland and Northern Ireland HUBER Technology recently completed two projects for two hotels, one located in the North of Ireland and the second one located in Northern Ireland. Both of these projects improve the sewage treatment capacity for these resorts to reduce maintenance and downstream blockages. Project Profile Both of these projects were upgrades to the sites effluent treatment plant to include for a provision of upstream screening. Due to the differing nature of the sites the project at Harveys Point hotel featured a screen in concrete channel whilst the project at Lusty Beg[...]

[...]Enabling water cycles, removing disturbing solids, compacting residual materials Reduce disposal costs Increase economic efficiency Separate disturbing solids and coarse material Remove grit and mineral material Separate organic matter Dewater residues Save process water The recycling of plastics from households, industry and agriculture is becoming increasingly important for ecological and economic reasons. A large number of new plants for the wet-mechanical processing of plastics are being built all over the world. The resulting wastewater must be treated and reused in the best possible way. [...]

[...]Wastewater treatment for the fish processing industry Reduce disposal costs Separate solids and impurities Dewater excess sludge Separate biomass Comply with limit values Reduce operating costs Wastewater from the fish processing industry is characterized by high COD, grease and solids contents. HUBER supplies tailor-made solutions based on standardised machine technology, adapted to the individual composition of each type of wastewater and always oriented towards the required effluent quality and the project-specific requirements. HUBER products and solutions for your requirements From our range[...]

[...]Industry – Saving Water, Energy and Operating Costs We have the concepts, products and processes for your challenges Comply with limit values Reduce operating costs Clean water Reuse water Recover heat Save fossil energy Increase sustainability We have an extensive modular system of machine technology and process engineering and can thus realize a tailor-made solution for almost any industry-specific challenge! HUBER products and solutions for your requirements With decades of experience from numerous successfully implemented projects in a wide range of industries, HUBER is a competent partner for[...]

[...]Using wastewater heat for heating and cooling buildings Wastewater heat recovery Use of wastewater as a sink for cooling buildings Sustainable building heating CO 2 -free heating and cooling The supply for heating buildings and for local and district heating networks is usually provided by combined heat and power plants in which fossil fuels are burnt. For economic and ecological reasons, fossil fuels are being reduced more and more. The temperature and heat potential in municipal and industrial wastewater offers the possibility of being utilized, provided that suitable and resistant heat [...]