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[...]Bitburg and Kyllburg, Germany A HUBER Service partnership on the basis of our service and maintenance contracts has meanwhile become a much-demanded HUBER Service product worldwide, especially when it comes to absolute security for plant operation yet low and calculable operating costs! Preventive maintenance and inspection on a manufacturer quality level and their benefits for the customer, such as high operational reliability high machine performance calculable operating costs maintenance of value and investment security professional and reliable support of the operating staff on site detailed[...]

[...]By generating electricity and heat from digester gas, operators of wastewater treatment plants with anaerobic sludge stabilisation can generate energy themselves, and thus significantly reduce the purchase of external energy and consistently and sustainably lower their operating costs. Under suitable conditions, by feeding external and organic-rich waste (co-substrates) into the digester, gas and thus energy production can even be increased to the point of energy self-sufficiency. Typically, liquid waste from the food industry or catering (such as grease separator contents or flotate sludge[...]

[...]In the city of Regensburg in the Upper Palatinate, an administrative district in the Northeast of Bavaria, the new museum of Bavarian history is currently under construction. The worldwide successful environmental company HUBER SE based in Berching is involved in this building project as the supplier of an innovative system solution which makes it possible to heat and cool the museum building with energy from wastewater. It is a prestigious project which is of special importance for HUBER, not only due to its proximity to the company's headquarters. Bavaria and its myths are legendary, the Free[...]

[...]Tula Valley of Hidalgo, Mexico The largest sewage treatment plant under construction in the world lies in the Mexican Tula Valley of Hidalgo. WWTP Atotonilco is situated about 60 km from the Mexican capital Mexico City and will treat 60 % of the wastewater generated by the city’s 20 mi HUBER SE will supply the complete equipment for the mechanical pre-treatment stage and in this way contribute significantly to the wastewater treatment plant project, which is intended to improve the use of treated wastewater and, in turn, alleviate the state’s water shortage. In the future, the wastewater in[...]

[...]On Wednesday, 26 April 2023, the new sewage sludge drying plant was commissioned at Erlangen WWTP. The heart of the plant is a HUBER Belt Dryer BT 16, which will reduce the amount of sewage sludge to be processed by about 70 % in the future. In their speeches, Bavarian Environment Minister Thorsten Glauber and Dr. Florian Janik, Mayor of the City of Erlangen, emphasised the “pioneering work” being done in Erlangen on one of the most modern sewage treatment plants in Europe. 70 percent less sewage sludge, 1,200 tons CO 2 savings In the future, approx. 15,700 t/a of sewage sludge will be dried to[...]

[...]The renowned Cramer Klett Price by the Association of German Engineers is awarded to Christian Frommann, head of HUBER's business unit Mechanical Treatment, for his achievements in the field of heat recovery from wastewater. The Theodor-von-Cramer-Klett Prize is awarded every two years to young scientists and engineers by The Association of German Engineers VDI. The prize is named after the Nuremberg entrepreneur Theodor von Cramer Klett who lived from 1817 to 1884 and was one of the outstanding personalities of that time. With his farsightedness he initiated numerous projects and businesses and [...]

[...]Fully automatic throughput and performance control HUBER develops a revolutionary control system for BT Belt Dryers: The system is able to adjust the plant throughput fully automatically to varying dry substance contents in the dewatered sewage sludge. Operator attendance is thus reduced to a minimum. Dewatered sewage sludge, even if coming from a sewage treatment plant, does usually not show constant properties. Variations in organic content, chemical composition or polymer necessarily lead to varying dewatering results. Minor variations can normally be balanced quite well, but variations greater[...]

[...]China A strong addition to the HUBER portfolio The GritWolf®, the cross-flow lamella separator, completed the HUBER grit trap portfolio a few years ago. HUBER is the competent partner worldwide for grit removal in every application, whether municipal or industrial, in existing or new constructions, or with longitudinal, round or tangentially accelerated systems. A successful model with a unique selling point The HUBER GritWolf®, launched on the market a few years ago, is enjoying brisk demand. Its unique selling point as a lamella separator, coupled with reliable grit removal by means of a screw [...]

[...]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[...]