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[...]HUBER Technology Blog The HUBER Blog, the blog of HUBER Technology, Inc., is a resource for wastewater treatment professionals, industry experts, engineers, and the public on key topics in the wastewater treatment industry. There are articles for those looking to dive into new strategies, recommended methods, and best practices emerging in wastewater treatment as well as useful information on tools and opportunities for engineers and plant operators alike. HUBER US News HUBER Global News Newsletter Archive Blogs HUBER Technology Blog Articles 12/04/2019 Blog Article Achieving Success - Leveraging[...]

[...]Complete solutions for wastewater, process water, residues and sludge Reduce disposal costs Ensure consistent compliance with discharge limits Separate solids and contaminants Dewater sludge Separate biomass Reuse water We offer proven and customized solutions with short payback times for all wastewater challenges in the beverage industry – for breweries and malt houses as well as for manufacturers and bottlers of fruit juices, soft drinks and mineral water. High solids loads and COD values are typical for the beverage industry. We have safe and proven solutions to reduce the loads on site. [...]

[...]Build America, Buy America Production, Innovation, Sales, Consultation and Service in the United States At HUBER Technology, LLC, we focus on delivering a complete value chain for long-term customer satisfaction in the United States. HUBER Technology, LLC products meet U.S. standards while promoting domestic manufacturing A Complete Value Chain in the United States Our success is built on: Innovative Research and Development: Creating cutting-edge solutions and products tailored to U.S. needs. Efficient, Sustainable Production: Utilizing a modern manufacturing facility in Denver, North Carolina, [...]

[...]All-round building protection with tested security We must eliminate the risk of any manipulation of our drinking water and its quality. Access to the free water surface must be prevented and the plants protected against vandalism and theft. The exterior shell of objects should therefore be designed as a mechanical barrier with a long resistance time. Criminal investigation departments recommend, among other measures, the use of security doors certified to resistance class RC3 or RC4 in compliance with DIN EN 1627. For vertical access, it is best to use tested security manholes covers . Certified[...]

[...]Stay on the safe side! The need for security has strongly increased especially in the recent past. This development can be recognized in nearly all situations of life. The security requirements are however especially high where a great many people could be affected very easily. Drinking water supply is an example for such a case. The facilities in this sensitive environment are often in a very poor condition. To identify potential weak points, the authorities recently simulated burglary attempts on public institutions, among them also drinking water supply structures. This campaign lead to [...]

[...]Our demonstration plants with the HUBER Drum Screen LIQUID for the reduction of the pollution load in the inlet to wastewater treatment plants are in great demand and fully booked until 2020. Even in the local press, our machine technology receives attention again and again. On average, the location of a trial plant changes every 8 weeks. To ensure that everything runs smoothly, a well-coordinated, proven HUBER team takes over the organisation and integrates the responsible persons on site. Two applications are in special demand by our customers: Bridging operation during the rehabilitation of[...]

[...]Efficient wastewater pre-treatment to achieve indirect discharge quality Compared to municipal wastewater, the generated industrial wastewater is much more polluted, and the composition of the wastewater varies greatly. In particular, pollution by organic or inorganic substances depends on the sector of industry, the product range, the production methods and, last but not least, the individual usage behavior. Many industries discharge their wastewater directly into the sewer and must therefore comply with certain limits for COD and solids, ensure pH neutrality and reduce grease content to a minimum[...]

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