[...]Minworth, England A HUBER Technology Wastewater Case Study at Minworth STW HUBER Technology recently completed a project at one of the largest inland sewage treatment works in the UK, Minworth STW. Minworth serves a population equivalent of 1.75 million from Birmingham with full flow to treatment of 1,070Ml/d. The works treats sludge arising from a population equivalent of 2.3 million which is made up of indigenous sludge plus imported sludge from the nearby Coleshill STW and various works in Staffordshire and north Warickshire. Good early engagement from all the concerned parties helped [...]
[...]Meadowhead, UK Quotes Jim Gordon, Project Manager Scottish Water : “ The Meadowhead Inlet Refurbishment was a very challenging project on a number levels including a very tight timescale. Key to the success of delivering this on time was an effective and efficient working relationship between Huber, SW Managed Delivery, SW Operations and the main contractor with all parties meeting their respective project commitments on or ahead of schedule. Huber as the principal supplier and installer of screens and screening handling kit had a key role to play in meeting the aspiration of the delivery team [...]
[...]Pulborough, UK Huber Technology completed the inlet screen upgrade at Pulborough STW, installing two HUBER Micro Strainer ROTAMAT® Ro9 / 700’s on an elevated inlet works. Project profile Working with BTU, Southern Water’s small projects delivery team, we looked at various options to replace the old worn out 25-mm Parkwood bar screen and screenings dewaterer. The P.E. for Pulborough was 8,352 and the consented FFT 62 l/s. Flows from the terminal pump station had been recorded up to 160 l/s and the existing screens were allowing unscreened influent into the balance to the storm tanks and the rags[...]
[...]Australia & Indonesia A personal approach to customers, technical advice and reliable service are key factors in the long-term operation of systems and the satisfaction of our customers. That is why HUBER invests in regular service consultant tours worldwide to support operators directly on site, identify opportunities for optimisation and strengthen personal interaction. As part of these service activities, our HUBER service consultant Martin Burger spent three weeks in Indonesia and Australia from mid-May to early June 2026. Together with the regional HUBER partners, he visited numerous [...]
[...]Passau, Germany Since 1 June 2006, the Passau wastewater treatment plant and HUBER SE have been linked by a continuous, trusting and successful service partnership. Over the course of two decades, numerous HUBER‑systems have been reliably serviced, maintained and technically upgraded – a milestone that impressively underlines the importance of professional manufacturer maintenance. The Passau wastewater treatment plant, designed for 110,000 population equivalents and operated by a dedicated team of ten staff members, has relied on HUBER‑technology for many years. The plant’s equipment includes[...]
[...]Vilshofen, Germany At the start of 2026, a comprehensive one-off plant maintenance was carried out on the HUBER machines at the Vilshofen sewage treatment works in Lower Bavaria. Designed for a population equivalent of 56,000, the plant is operated by Vilshofen Municipal Wastewater Services. During normal plant operation, one or two staff members are usually on site. Since 2007, the sewage treatment works has used two HUBER Rotary Drum Fine Screen ROTAMAT® Ro2 1000/5 units and one HUBER Coanda Grit Washer RoSF4/2. These are supplemented by two vortex washers from a third-party manufacturer. As part[...]
[...]Kabisbach, Germany With the launch of the modular HUBER Cold Air Dryer HPS® and the commissioning of the first reference unit at the Todtenweis wastewater treatment plant (of Kabisbachgruppe Wastewater Association), HUBER is presenting a forward-looking, energy-efficient solution for sludge drying. Designed for small to medium-sized sewage treatment plants with a capacity of up to 50,000 population equivalents (PE), the HUBER Cold Air Dryer HPS® expands the product portfolio of thermal sludge drying solutions. This innovative technology treats the sludge in a closed, modular unit. Each HUBER Cold[...]
[...]Kodersdorf, Germany Kodersdorf in Saxony lies on the River Weißer Schöps and is nestled in a picturesque landscape between the Königshain Mountains and the Upper Lusatian Lakeland, in the immediate vicinity of Görlitz. The sewage treatment plant is located in the industrial estate; its capacity was expanded from 4,500 p.e. to 7,500 p.e. in 2023. The plant operates using aerobic sludge stabilisation. As part of the capacity expansion, a new pre-treatment system was installed, comprising a HUBER Complete Plant ROTAMAT® Ro5 100 and a HUBER Rotary Drum Fine Screen ROTAMAT® Ro2 1000/3. A second sludge[...]
[...]Reliable water intake systems for open waters HUBER offers its customers a comprehensive portfolio of innovative mechanical treatment systems for water intakes, for both new plants and the modernisation of existing plants. The systems are customised to the individual needs and the required water quality of each project. Customers benefit from our decades of expertise for particularly stable and reliable fully automated machines with the best hydraulic properties for maximum separation rates. Depending on the application and installation situation, our solutions include multi-stage screens and screening[...]
[...]Energy-efficient use of waste heat for drying sewage sludge The sludge is dried either with cold air (HPS ® ) or with hot air (BT) in a belt dryer. The dried product has a solid concentration ranging from 70% DS up to 95% DS. The HUBER Cold Air Dryer HPS ® is designed for small sewage treatment plants while the HUBER Belt Dryer BT is designed for medium to large treatment plants. The HUBER Belt Dryer BT is used for the belt drying process, which operates according to the convection drying principle. The dewatered sewage sludge is fed onto a drying belt with an extruder. Air heated by heat [...]