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[...]Adsorption with granulated activated carbon (GAC, German GAK) is a simple, reliable and, above all, low-maintenance process. This makes it ideal as a fourth treatment stage, especially for smaller wastewater treatment plants. The core component of the process is the HUBER Active Carbon Filter CONTIFLOW® GAK , which is filled with granulated activated carbon and acts as an adsorber for the micropollutants. The particle size of granulated activated carbon (GAC) is usually between 0.5 mm to 4 mm. GAC Granulated Activated Carbon The HUBER Active Carbon Filter CONTIFLOW® GAK is installed [...]

[...]Adjustable louvre TT10.B for internal face of the wall, ready for installation, 1.4307 (AISI 304 L) stainless steel. Frame , made from angle section with boreholes for bolted fixing. Slats , adjustable, overlapping when closed, with chain pull lockable in any position. Both frame and slats are shielded arc-welded and acid bath cleaned before washing, drying and surface passivation. Options: 1.4404 (AISI 316 L) stainless steel Fixing material[...]

[...]The best access for your structure Accesses to structures for drinking water supply or wastewater disposal have high requirements. For drinking water supply structures, for example, a burglar-resistant door must be installed in accordance with DIN EN 1627. In the drinking water tank itself, access to the water chamber is required for maintenance. Pressure-tight doors are used for this purpose. To allow access above the water level, special water chamber doors must be used. In the field of drinking water supply and wastewater disposal, there are many shaft structures that require an access or [...]

[...]Access Solutions Secure access solutions for all requirements In many fields of drinking water supply and sewage disposal, access solutions and complete system solutions for various structures are required. Here, solutions are needed for accesses in shafts and tanks, some of which have high requirements for burglar resistance. For manhole access, there are also some useful products to ensure the safety of the operating personnel. In many fields of drinking water supply and sewage disposal, access solutions and complete system solutions for various structures are required. Here, solutions are[...]

[...]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,[...]

[...]On Thursday, 16 December, HUBER SE said goodbye to four long-serving employees as they entered their well-deserved retirement. The employees Richard Bayerschmidt, Wolf-Dietrich Gräper, Roland Kuttig and Erwin Meyer had been with the company for altogether more than 168 years. The executive board, human resources department and works council gave the former employees a fitting farewell and transition into retirement during the official farewell ceremony at the HUBER Forum. A total of 168 years of professional experience at HUBER: the Berching-based company officially bid farewell to four long-serving[...]

[...]The success story of the HUBER ROTAMAT® machine family began 45 years ago. The patent for the HUBER Fine Screen ROTAMAT® Ro1 was filed at that time, and the ROTAMAT® family has continued to prove itself ever since through continuous innovation and adaptation. The patent described a combination of screening, dewatering, compaction and transport. Over the years, further variants of the Ro1 system, which is equipped with a screen basket and a rake, have been developed. These include the Ro2 with a rotating wedge wire basket, the RPPS, which has a perforated plate screen basket, and the latest variant[...]

[...]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 [...]

[...]Mooresville, North Carolina, USA The ninth belt dryer project was sold in the USA in 2022. The USA has thus established itself as the second largest belt dryer market in the HUBER Group. There is no doubt that the foundation stone for this success was laid in the Mooresville belt dryer project in North Carolina: This year we are celebrating 10 years of operation of the plant in Mooresville. The BT 20 belt dryer (formerly known as BT 5-2) serves the wastewater treatment plant with a maximum capacity of 28,400 m3/d (7.5 MGD). Since its commissioning in 2013, this dryer has made a significant [...]

[...]Bickenbach, Germany The European water sector will face enormous challenges in the coming years. Implementing the new EU‑Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive (UWWTD) and ensuring the sustainable protection of our water resources will be a significant collective task. UWWTD is therefore rightly regarded as a milestone that will shape urban water management across Europe in the long term: stricter requirements for the removal of phosphorus and nitrogen, energy neutrality and, above all, the widespread introduction of the fourth treatment stage. All sewage treatment works with a capacity of more[...]