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The Koblenz sewage treatment plant has been situated right on the Rhine for over 50 years. Going back only a few years, digestion tower circulation was frequently disrupted due to clogged pumps. As a solution to this problem, the sewage treatment plant now relies on the XRipper XRP
wastewater grinder from Vogelsang.
A pleasant boat trip in the summer is the highlight of the warm and sunny season for many vacationers. We marvel at the turquoise waters and the beautiful nature of mother earth. This makes it all the more important to follow up our appreciation of our unique world with concrete action. A good example of this is the proper disposal of wastewater in the harbor. How can harbor owners optimally support yacht and boat operators in disposing of wastewater, and what role does PierPump play in this?
Traveling by bus and train is a relaxing alternative to long car journeys, if it weren't for the problem with the toilets. When the smelly bus toilet becomes a fellow traveler, it's not uncommon to lose your appetite for sunny weather and that delicious pretzel. Fortunately, there are now efficient solutions for the sewage problem on buses and trains that can fix the problem with state-of-the-art technology.
Trouble free pumping of dirty water and wastewater is essential for a functional sewer system. Therefore, you need the right pump to ensure optimal flow. But which pump systems are the most efficient for this purpose? Correspond with the provisions of the wastewater regulation and reliably cope with events such as heavy rain? We look into it and explain what needs to be considered.
The XRipper XRC twin-shaft grinder with Sewer Integration Kit (SIK) can be used in a variety of applications thanks to its compact design. At the Piper campsite in Italy, it shreds the coarse matter contained in the wastewater to ensure smooth operation of the sanitary facilities.
It’s known in Germany as “Industrie 4.0,” in France as “Industrie du future” and in the USA as the “Internet of Things (IoT).” Almost everyone has heard at least one of these buzzwords by now, and has a more or less accurate idea of what the fourth industrial revolution entails: Following on from mechanization, mass production and automation, we are now seeing an extensive computerization of production sequences and processes. The basis for this development is formed by structured, automated communication between people, machines, systems and logistics. The result will be a largely self-organized and flexible system that covers the entire value chain.
Who would have thought that dentures, identity cards or beer bottles could be found in wastewater treatment plants? It is patently obvious that wastewater treatment plants are not designed for these materials. Another product that are a major challenge for wastewater treatment plants is wet wipes. In many cases, they have become an indispensable part of the household. Wet wipes are used for various purposes, such as cleaning a baby's bottom or special cleaning wipes for toilet or smooth surfaces. However, not every wipe is the same.
