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[...]Staßfurt and Spaichingen, Germany HUBER Drum Screen LIQUID – an innovative product with more and more success in Germany In 2017, HUBER was successful with its innovative HUBER CarbonWin ® system for carbon removal, winning projects in two federal states of Germany. We are now working busily on implementing the two projects in Saxony-Anhalt and Baden-Württemberg. Project Staßfurt – first HUBER CarbonWin ® system installation in Germany Staßfurt is a town in the Salzlandkreis district in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. On 31 st January 1851, the town became the cradle of the worldwide potash mining [...]

[...]Linz-Asten, Austria Replacement of coarse screens, refurbishment of screenings treatment system, new screenings removal and transport station On the largest sewage treatment plant in Upper Austria with a design size of 950,000 PE, the coarse screens were replaced and the screenings treatment system was refurbished. Furthermore, a screenings removal and transport station was built. The entire municipal area of the regional capital Linz and 39 neighbouring municipalities with a total catchment area of 900 km² are drained via the regional sewage treatment plant Asten. In addition, the biodegradable [...]

[...]Morgantown, West Virginia, USA USA keep relying on HUBER when it comes to screening wastewater upstream of membrane plants The HUBER fine screens for the protection of downstream membrane plants have a long tradition in the USA. Due to continued further development we have been able to offer our customers tailored solutions for membrane screening and implement machines for a variety of different applications. Our screens were also selected recently for the project Morgantown where they will protect Evoqua's Memcor hollow fibre membranes. Morgantown is a city and county seat of the Monongalia [...]

[...]Development of innovative sewage treatment technology as a component for energy self-sufficient treatment plants For the process changeover from aerobic to anaerobic sludge stabilisation fine screening systems represent a highly interesting alternative when it comes to reducing the solids loads in the biological treatment stage. Fine screening achieves better removal rates than a conventional primary settling tank but on a much smaller footprint and with significantly lower investment costs. Changeover from aerobic to anaerobic sludge stabilisation reduces aeration costs by at least 20-25%. The [...]

[...]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 [...]

[...]Powell River, BC, Canada Proven products from the Safe Access Solutions (SAS) business unit for Canada: HUBER is supplying a total of 6 Pressure-Tight Doors TT7 for the new wastewater treatment plant in Powell River in the Canadian province of British Columbia. The region around the Canadian metropolis of Vancouver, located in the southwest part of the country on the border to the United States, has become a “hotspot” for HUBER products such as stainless steel pressure-tight and access doors. HUBER had received the order in June 2021 from the responsible contractor Graham Construction. The [...]

[...]The HUBER ROTAMAT ® family is the foundation on which HUBER SE started its development in wastewater technology. On this basis, the company has been able to grow and develop continuously. With over 30 different machine types in mechanical pre-treatment alone, HUBER SE has developed into a globally operating company. Nevertheless, the ROTAMAT ® machines remain an important cornerstone of HUBER SE and now demonstrate that this system is still outstanding, especially in large projects with screen basket diameters of over 2 metres. The efficiency and reliability of the ROTAMAT ® technology is even[...]

[...]Floods are a growing and serious threat. With rising sea levels and increasing weather extremes, the frequency and intensity of flooding is increasing worldwide. These natural disasters not only endanger human lives, but also cause considerable damage to infrastructure, property and the environment. Given this reality, it is crucial to take flood prevention measures and implement solutions such as flood-proof doors to minimise the risk and impact of flooding. HUBER Flood-Proof Exterior Door TT6 HUBER has focussed its attention on the development of flood resistant doors and already has a product[...]

[...]Current situation In industrial production, products are typically manufactured from raw materials using water and external energy. In addition to residual and waste materials, used water and not inconsiderable amounts of surplus energy in the form of waste heat are usually generated. In addition to immediate reutilisation of the heat energy within the production process and/or direct discharge from the system via separate cooling systems such as cooling towers, larger amounts of heat are also discharged via the wastewater. Increasing demands on discharge quality requirements Particularly in[...]

[...]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 [...]