Innovative equipment and machinery made of stainless steel for municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment Experts in liquid/solid separation technologies, Huber Technology offer virtually the complete chain of screening, grit, and sludge handling processes. Huber Technology is an original source manufacture specializing in stainless steel fabrication of technologies for the municipal and industrial water and wastewater industries. The HUBER Group successfully operates in the environmental engineering sector. With its more than 60 subsidiaries, representative offices and agents, the HUBER Group is among the worldwide leading suppliers in the field of wastewater/sludge treatment and process engineering. With more than 175 years of commitment to drinking water and wastewater treatment, HUBER has always been an innovator in this field with a continuous focus on the development of new solutions to conserve one of our most valuable resources: water. The HUBER group invented and introduced the famous ROTAMAT products and STEP SCREENs. With over 28,000 installations, we have unmatched experience and expertise. Huber Technology is a wholly owned subsidiary of Huber SE and is located in Huntersville, NC. Huber was recently recognized in 2011 as one of the 50 fastest growing companies located in Charlotte, NC.
A large quantity of solid matter often builds up in a sewerage system during periods of dry weather. Typically, under storm conditions, this solid matter will be flushed through...
Disposal of bio-solids from wastewater is expensive. Looking beyond personnel and power costs, biosolids disposal costs are the major operating costs for wastewater treatment ...
A quality ratio for screenings washing is defined as the mass of BOD or COD that can still be leached from the washed screenings per the dry solids mass in the screening. There...
Ed Fritz of Huber Technology discusses the relationship between bench- and pilot-scale testing and how they correlate to full-scale screw press performance.
Huber Technology's Sandra Schuler discusses the importance of screening when using MBR technology, and provides tips on criteria to help select the right screens.
It can be argued that the headworks of a plant might be the most critical place in a Waste Water Treatment Plant. What happens there will greatly influence the downstream process...
