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Advanced Wastewater Treatment

HUBER solutions for removal of very fine solids and dissolved organic trace substances by means of micro screening, filtration and adsorption.

HUBER Ultra Fine Screens
HUBER Sandfilter CONTIFLOW®

Solids Retention

HUBER offers proven and reliable solutions for solids retention in the outlet of wastewater treatment plants. In addition to sand and disc filters, a cloth filter is also available for polishing filtration.

HUBER Pile Cloth Media Filter RotaFilt®

Phosphorus Elimination

For flocculation filtration and the elimination of phosphorous, HUBER offers reliable and proven process technology, which ensures that the respective phosphorus limits to be complied with can be safely met.

HUBER Sandfilter CONTIFLOW®

Biological Activated Filtration

With downstream denitrification in a sand filter during municipal wastewater treatment, nitrate limit values can be reliably met.

HUBER Active Carbon Filter CONTIFLOW® GAK

Elimination of Trace Substances

HUBER offers solutions for the elimination of trace substances and micropollutants from wastewater with granulated activated carbon (GAC) and powdered activated carbon (PAC).

MENA-Water MBR sewage treatment plants

Membrane Activated Process

The membrane activated sludge process is a biological wastewater treatment process that works according to the principle of the activated sludge process, but the secondary sedimentation tank for biomass retention is replaced by membrane filtration unit.

The wastewater treatment process of a conventional municipal sewage treatment plant consists of a mechanical and a subsequent biological treatment stage.

Increasing demands on the quality of the treated wastewater, however, increasingly require additional treatment stages, which are often referred to as third and fourth treatment stages, or collectively as “advanced wastewater treatment”.

The aim of advanced wastewater treatment is the reduction of one or more of the following pollutants: solids, COD, BOD, phosphorus, nitrate, micropollutants and germs.

HUBER is a competent partner for the implementation of different processes for advanced wastewater treatment:

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

In wastewater treatment, tertiary treatment means the third treatment stage and refers to processes of advanced wastewater treatment in which a further reduction of nutrients (nitrogen and/or phosphorus) takes place.

The first two stages of wastewater treatment are mechanical treatment (primary treatment) and biological treatment (secondary treatment).

In wastewater treatment, quaternary treatment means the fourth treatment stage and refers to processes of advanced wastewater treatment in which micropollutants are eliminated.

The first three stages of wastewater treatment are mechanical treatment (primary treatment), biological treatment (secondary treatment) and phosphorus and/or nitrogen elimination (tertiary treatment).

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We welcome your enquiries and want to offer you the best possible support for your projects.

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