Mine water treatment in Duhamel - Umwelt- und Ingenieurtechnik GmbH Dresden

The video offers a close-up view of the 3D model of a mine water treatment plant (AzGA) at a former mining site in Germany, designed by Umwelt- und Ingenieurtechnik GmbH Dresden (UIT). The plant, planned by Umwelt- und Ingenieurtechnik GmbH Dresden (UIT), is used to eliminate specific substances from the mine water to ensure compliance with water protection regulations before discharging it into the receiving waters. The treatment plan will use a combination of active and passive methods, considering both technological and site-specific factors. The plant has a capacity of up to 38 m³/min and includes several engineering structures. These structures consist of two cascade structures, each around 40 m in length, four sedimentation basins with a diameter of 35 m each, and two large earth basins covering a total area of around 2 ha. Two technological buildings will be constructed on the 5 ha site. One will house various process engineering plant components, while the other will serve as an operations building with offices, workshops, and a warehouse.
These facilities are part of Umwelt- und Ingenieurtechnik GmbH Dresden's (UIT) efforts to provide sustainable, economical, and environmentally friendly mine water treatment through innovative and site-specific technologies, modern process engineering, and customized systems.
For more information please visit www.uit-gmbh.de.