Customized groundwater treatment plant on military site in Manching

The next generation of combatting PFAS

On a military site in Manching, Bauer Resources constructed a customized groundwater treatment plant to combat PFAS. This includes a 40-foot control container, one dosing container, two gravel filters, six liquid phase activated carbon filters, five tanks or vessels and a chamber filter press. Due to the tight schedule, the plant was completed in just 18 months. The major challenge: strict military safety requirements and unanticipated flooding. With an impressive cleaning capacity of 150 m³/h, it is one of the largest plants of its kind in Germany. A unique project with unique solutions.

Facts about the project
Company :

BAUER Resources GmbH, Bauer Umwelt Division

Location :

Military site, Manching, Germany

Period :

April to November 2024

Services :

Groundwater treatment

Press release :

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Big, bigger, biggest!

The groundwater treatment plant was customized for the requirements of this project down to the smallest detail and fabricated in the Schrobenhausen plant
The groundwater treatment plant was customized for the requirements of this project down to the smallest detail and fabricated in the Schrobenhausen plant
The plant treats roughly 150 m³ of groundwater polluted with PFAS per hour
The plant treats roughly 150 m³ of groundwater polluted with PFAS per hour
After 18 weeks of intensive engineering and construction work, the plant is successfully commissioned
After 18 weeks of intensive engineering and construction work, the plant is successfully commissioned
The project includes the construction of a 40-foot control container, one dosing container, two gravel filters, six liquid phase activated carbon filters, five tanks or vessels and a chamber filter press.
The project includes the construction of a 40-foot control container, one dosing container, two gravel filters, six liquid phase activated carbon filters, five tanks or vessels and a chamber filter press.
The plant treats roughly 150 m³ of groundwater polluted with PFAS per hour

Military security measures, strict technical requirements and unexpected floods – but we don’t surrender so easily.“

Harald Hübner
Site Manager

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Sebastian Hohlweg
Sales

Region Rhine-Main-Neckar, East

sebastian.hohlweg@bauer.de
+49 8252 97-3879