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[...]Bitterfeld Wolfen, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany The sewage treatment plant Bitterfeld-Wolfen clarifies the municipal wastewater of the sewage treatment association "Westliche Mulde", the industrial wastewaters of the companies P-D-ChemiePark Bitterfeld-Wolfen and Industriepark BAYER Bitterfeld, and the groundwater of MDSE GmbH (large-scale ecological project of the regional authority for the release of soil remediation responsibility of the German Federal Land Saxony-Anhalt). The total capacity of the sewage treatment plant is 586.000 PE (population equivalent). The main wastewater clarification takes [...]

[...]Ampfing, Germany The turkey slaughterhouse Süddeutsche Truthahn AG was built in Ampfing in 2002. With 500 employees and 200 contractual fatteners, the independent Süddeutsche Truthahn AG generates an annual turnover of more than 170 million euros. The slaughterhouse Süddeutsche Truthahn AG produces approx. 800 m³ of wastewater daily. This wastewater has already been collected in the production building and treated in the wastewater building with a preliminary screen (curved screen) and a flotation system and discharged to the adjacent wastewater treatment plant. Due to continuous expansion [...]

[...]Luzern, Switzerland Due to the increasing building density, cities are generally faced with the problem of lesser and lesser infiltration of rainwater water during storm events and the associated increasing risk of overflowing local sewers. Moreover, road runoff water contains not only grit and gravel but also considerable amounts of eco-toxicologically relevant substances from tyre wear and tar residues, for example heavy metals, such as cadmium, zinc and lead, as well as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons [PAH] and petroleum-derived hydrocarbons [PDH]. During rainfalls, the abrasion particles[...]

[...]Schwarzenfeld, Germany HUBER supplies the sludge dewatering plant for Naabtaler Milchwerke The dairy company Bechtel recently built its own new industrial wastewater treatment plant. HUBER supplied three screw press units, type Q-Press® 620, for sludge dewatering. Naabtaler Milchwerke GmbH & CoKG, Privatmolkerei Bechtel, founded in 1908, is a large German dairy company based in the Bavarian town Schwarzenfeld. As one of the largest and most important dairies in Germany the company processes more than 1000 t milk a day. Selling to 27 European countries, the company is well established [...]

[...]Berching, Germany At HUBER SE, the 3,000th RakeMax® screen has left the factory at the company’s headquarters in Berching. In the course of its almost 20-year success story, the RakeMax® has become the flagship among screening systems. The HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax ® , firmly established in the market and first presented to the public at the International Trade Fair for Sewage Technology IFAT 2005, has meanwhile proven itself more than three thousand times on the worldwide market of wastewater technology due to its versatile application possibilities. The “anniversary machine” RakeMax[...]

[...]Your requirements are our incentive: the demands on wastewater treatment plants and their operators are constantly increasing and to meet them we want to support you in the best possible way. HUBER is constantly developing and is always looking for potentials to further optimise its products, solutions and last but not least its services. "All inclusive" with HUBER Full Service In addition to our comprehensive service product portfolio, which includes installation, commissioning, repairs, original spare and wear parts and preventive maintenance, we have established a new, powerful service product[...]

[...]Maximum service competence all over the world When it comes to customer service, customers expect modern services, fast repairs, high competence and an extremely high degree of flexibility from machine manufacturers. The tasks of a HUBER service technician are very versatile. Starting with the mechanical assembly of HUBER machines and plants, continuing with the electrical wiring of all units with final commissioning, up to maintenance, repair and operator training, the service technician is the link between the customer and HUBER, worldwide. Digitalisation enables more efficient work in the [...]

[...]HUBER is consistently pursuing the path of digitalisation and now also offers virtual support to its customers in the Global Service business unit: With the help of augmented reality, data glasses and the new communication centre, the HUBER Remote Support Centre at the company's headquarters, the Berching-based company will be even more flexible in serving its customers worldwide in the future. The new HUBER Remote Support Centre The worldwide travel and access restrictions due to the Covid pandemic also posed some major challenges for HUBER's customers, especially as installations and commissioning[...]

[...]Prepared for the future with HUBER Retrofit Service The ravages of time not only affect the machine technology, but also the associated switchboard and control system. As a result, failures and malfunctions occur more frequently, especially on the sensitive PLC (programmable logic controller) components. With outdated hardware, a standstill in the near future is unavoidable. Function and operational safety are no longer guaranteed. Moreover, the manufacturers of the PLC hardware are already focusing on new technologies (IoT, Industry 4.0, etc.). This means that spare parts procurement is no longer possible[...]

[...]Amsterdam, Netherlands When the Dutch sewage treatment plant Amsterdam-West was modernised in 2006 it was redesigned for the treatment capacity of 1,000,000 PE. In addition, more than another 1,000,000 PE external sludge can be treated there. In the past, particularly the treatment of primary sludge was a problem in terms of the operating reliability of the entire sludge line. The solids contained in the different types of pre-treated sludge and from the transport tanks cause high wear and lead to unforeseeable maintenance work requirements on pumps, digestor internals and sludge dewatering [...]