[...]Water purification and residue treatment for paper and pulp production and wood processing Saving disposal costs Minimising residues Treating process water Screening out fines and fibres Cooling wastewater Recovering heat Treating process and river water The paper, pulp and wood industries traditionally use large quantities of water, which in turn generates large quantities of wastewater. These must be treated accordingly for discharge. In order to further reduce fresh water requirements and costs, water recycling is also being pursued. In addition, the minimisation of residual materials such as [...]
[...]Processing grit and mineral waste efficiently and reliably Reduce disposal costs Increase economic efficiency Separate disturbing solids and coarse material Separate organic matter Dewater residues Achieve landfill suitability Recover grit as raw material Save process water HUBER offers efficient and proven solutions for grit treatment and disposal of mineral waste such as road sweepings, gully contents, sewer sludge, grit trap material, infrastructure wastes. HUBER products and solutions for your requirements Our universally applicable and efficient processes for the treatment and recycling[...]
[...]Industry – Saving Water, Energy and Operating Costs We have the concepts, products and processes for your challenges Comply with limit values Reduce operating costs Clean water Reuse water Recover heat Save fossil energy Increase sustainability We have an extensive modular system of machine technology and process engineering and can thus realize a tailor-made solution for almost any industry-specific challenge! HUBER products and solutions for your requirements With decades of experience from numerous successfully implemented projects in a wide range of industries, HUBER is a competent partner for[...]
[...]Complete solutions for the specific wastewater problems of the meat processing industry Reduce disposal costs Separate solids and contaminants Dewater surplus and flotate sludge Separate biomass Comply with limit values Reduce operating costs Utilise wastewater heat We offer proven and individual complete solutions for the specific wastewater problems of the meat processing industry: for slaughterhouses and meat processing of cattle, pigs and poultry, as well as for slaughterhouse waste recycling plants. High solid loads and COD values as well as grease are typical for wastewater from the meat processing[...]
[...]Wastewater and residue treatment for the fruit and vegetable processing industry Reduce disposal costs Separate solids and contaminants Separate coarse and fine grit Reduce organic matter Dewater sludge We offer well-proven and customised solutions for the specific wastewater problems in fruit and vegetable processing. Whether you need individual machines or process solutions, we are your competent partner for your wastewater treatment plant equipment needs. High solid loads, coarse materials and considerable amounts of grit are characteristic of wastewater from fruit and vegetable processing. [...]
[...]Bremen, Germany A new future quarter for business, living, work, culture and leisure is currently being built in Bremen – with a sustainable energy supply from wastewater: Europe's once largest tobacco factory is being revitalised into the “Tobacco Quarter” building complex. The quarter has reinvented itself, turning an outdated industrial site into a prime example of urban development with its finger on the pulse of the times. It is one of the largest urban development areas in northern Germany. A new future quarter for business, living, work, culture and leisure is currently being built in Bremen[...]
[...]Beilngries, Germany The Beilngries wastewater treatment plant is located in the Altmühl Valley, a region very popular with tourists. The plant treats the wastewater of approx. 10,000 inhabitants. The digested sludge is dewatered three times a year over a period of two weeks using a decanter from a contractor. The practice of contract dewatering was then scrutinised for the following reasons: The long stacking of the digested sludge, also due to its cooling, combined with the high throughput rate on the decanter, led to poor dewatering results of only 20% dry matter content in the press cake. [...]
[...]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 [...]
[...]Berching, Germany How it all began... In the 1950s and 1960s, manhole covers in "painted steel" and "galvanised steel" were proven products of the HUBER company and the covers were mainly manufactured for water pipeline construction. At the beginning of the 1970s, the brothers Hans and Karl-Josef Huber, the company owners at the time, recognised the desire and need of many customers for a low-maintenance manhole cover that did not require maintenance work such as regular painting of the surface. The idea of using stainless steel for this purpose was born and was implemented on a trial basis. At that [...]
[...]Utzenaich, Austria HUBER air filter plants are able to achieve separation efficiencies in excess of 99.95% In some water chambers condensation drops occur on the ceiling and walls. This should generally be prevented through sufficient insulation of the ceiling, sloping ceilings or through special coatings. Frequently, however, the problem cannot be solved with static methods. In 2011 already, we published a report about our experience with retrofitting forced ventilation systems in the elevated reservoir Utzenaich in Austria. When the reservoir with two rectangular chambers with 250 m³ capacity[...]