[...]Protecting technical facilities against flooding Both our rivers and watercourses and the technical drainage systems (sewers) can only absorb limited amounts of precipitation. Depending on the degree of sealing and other local conditions, flooding can then occur above a certain precipitation intensity. As climate change is causing more heavy rainfall, the probability of flooding is likely to increase in the future. A variety of flood prevention measures The best protection against flooding is to prevent situations of extreme flooding from occurring in the first place. Any measures that allow [...]
[...]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 Reduced operating costs Modular and flexible design adaptable for various scales 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[...]
[...]Over the past ten years HUBER Screw Press units have become the worldwide leading products among the screw presses on the market. Numerous experiences with screw presses on almost thousand installations in various fields of application and long-term trust-based contacts to many plant operators result now in an extensive improvement in screw press efficiency. The new Q-PRESS® excels for several features: Axially dividable filter baskets are optionally available, they facilitate maintenance work significantly. Massive components, such as the screw shaft and some filter elements, can remain in the [...]
[...]Quality Management and Certificates We want best performance Our Certificates Quality and Sustainability News HUBER Quality Policy Our company has remained a family-owned, financially independent business since 1872. We offer our customers systems and services together with products that can purify, save, and protect water. In addition, we have processes that will utilize any beneficial residual materials that are produced. This has resulted in a business strategy which has provided the basis for long term planning and development leading to profitable growth and giving us financial independence in the[...]
[...]High quality of HUBER Global Service, a machine lifetime: HUBER SE's Global Service division stands for competence and reliability and takes full care of all customer concerns regarding after-sales service. Service specialists are available around the clock and around the globe to help customers maintain the quality and performance of HUBER products. Regular queries on quality and customer satisfaction: HUBER Global Service at a consistently high level To ensure this high level of quality and customer satisfaction, we continuously conduct surveys on the quality of our services and the [...]
[...]ROTAMAT® Screens Screening – Washing – Transport – Dewatering in one unit A system designed for screens that delivers maximum separation efficiency and throughput, proven in thousands of installations worldwide. A system designed for screens that delivers maximum separation efficiency and throughput, proven in thousands of installations worldwide. Products and Variants HUBER Fine Screen ROTAMAT® Ro1 ROTAMAT® Screens HUBER Rotary Drum Fine Screen ROTAMAT® Ro2 / RPPS / STAR ROTAMAT® Screens HUBER Micro Strainer ROTAMAT® Ro9 ROTAMAT® Screens HUBER Complete Plant ROTAMAT® Ro5 ROTAMAT® Screens | [...]
[...]Good ideas always find imitators The RakeMax® HF excellently combines the advantages of the well-proven RakeMax® with the positive properties of a screen with a bar rack that is installed with only a small inclination. The multi-rake bar screen RakeMax® for preliminary mechanical wastewater treatment was developed by HUBER in 2003 and presented to the public for the first time at IFAT 2005. Due to its versatility the RakeMax® has since very well proven its efficiency and become firmly established in the global wastewater technology market. More than 1,300 reference installations give proof of [...]
[...]During dry weather, organic and inorganic sediments increasingly settle on the sewer base in combined sewer systems due to slow flow velocities. Under stormwater conditions, these sediments float up and arrive along with the sewer flow at the sewage treatment plant or stormwater overflow structure. If the combined sewer volume exceeds the capacity of the overflow structure or sewage treatment plant, the combined water is frequently discharged to a receiving water course, impairing water quality with the result of increased costs for maintenance and cleaning. As a preventive measure, coarse material[...]