NEW CONSTRUCTION OF WWTP OBER-ESCHBACH BAD HOMBURG

Bad Homburg v. d. Höhe

New construction of WWTP Ober-Eschbach

Engineering services

Engineering services as general planner

 

Special services

  • local construction supervision
  • surveying
  • thermal insulation and building acoustics
  • geotechnical engineering
  • fire protection
  • Landscape conservation plan

Client

Magistrat der Stadt Bad Homburg v. d. Höhe
Bahnhofstr. 16-18
61343 Bad Homburg v. d. Höhe

Contractual relationship

Sole Contractor

Processing period

Planning: 2018 - 2029
Construction: 2022 - exp. 2030
 

Contact

Frederik Sengl
Project Management

T +49 61 51 85 95-33
f.sengl@dahlem-ingenieure.de
 

Shortdescription

The existing facilities at the Ober-Eschbach sewage treatment plant are in need of renovation and are no longer powerful enough to meet current and future requirements. Therefore, extensive reconstruction is planned.

The mechanical stage will be completely rebuilt. Since the biological stage must be built as compactly as possible due to space constraints, the membrane bioreactor process was chosen. The new aeration plant will be operated with a higher solids content than conventional aeration plants and can therefore be designed to save space. Instead of secondary clarification, a compact membrane system will be used for solids separation. 

All construction work must be carried out during ongoing operations.

The existing facilities at the Ober-Eschbach sewage treatment plant are in need of renovation and are no longer powerful enough to meet current and future requirements. Therefore, extensive reconstruction is planned.

The mechanical stage will be completely rebuilt. Since the biological stage must be built as compactly as possible due to space constraints, the membrane bioreactor process was chosen. The new aeration plant will be operated with a higher solids content than conventional aeration plants and can therefore be designed to save space. Instead of secondary clarification, a compact membrane system will be used for solids separation. 

All construction work must be carried out during ongoing operations.

Project data

  • 95,000 PE (expansion)
  • New mechanical stage, consisting of rake, inlet pumping station, sand and grease trap, primary clarification, screening plant
  • New aeration tank (V = 9,800 m³) with blower station
  • New membrane plant (V = 6,000 m³) with return sludge pumping station
  • New operations building
  • New storage and vehicle hall
  • New construction of pipe ducts
  • Support for a pilot plant (membrane activation process) in cooperation with TU Darmstadt