In addition to the continuous development of our processes and products, we regularly participate in German and European collaborative research projects. In internal research projects, we specifically examine key areas that we regularly redefine based on current developments, as well as issues that arise as a result of the needs of our customers.
The legal requirements for wastewater discharge change, and so do the needs of customers in industry and commerce in relation to the water quality grades used in production. For example, companies are increasingly looking for ways to recycle or reuse water. As a result, there is growing demand for technologies that are energy-efficient and conserve resources. What is more, global challenges, such as limited water reserves and climate change, demand new future-focused technologies.
Owing to the planned implementation in the offshore sector, a significant pillar of the project is using innovative measuring technologies and remote controls to ensure complete automation.
Read moreOver the course of three years at a dairy site in north Germany, various treatment technologies will be analysed, such as membrane technologies and different biological processes for water and wastewater.
Read moreThe ReAK joint research project focuses on environmentally friendly deposits of mining residuals. In Chile, copper ore can contain large amounts of arsenic, which can be safely deposited in stable compounds.
Read moreThe joint DynaWater4.0 project aims at exploiting the potential of digitisation in industrial wastewater management. Its goal is the digital connection of the industrial production plants and the wastewater treatment plants in order to action model-based, demand-dependent and dynamic operation of the wastewater treatment plants.
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