Research & Development
In the 1990s, BUSSE GmbH assembled a competitive research team which is
pursuing innovative developments in the field of technical-biological
processes in environmental technology.
In numerous research and development projects, a close cooperation has
developed with the Federal Environmental Agency, the German Federal Foundation
for the Environment as well as numerous universities and colleges of applied sciences.
Ongoing cooperation with:
- University of Leipzig
- TU Berlin
- TU Dresden
- TFH Wildau
- Alfred-Wegener-Institute (AWI) Bremerhaven
Research Projects
Completed Projects:
- Development of a decontamination procedure for the "BioLog" in-home water purification plant, in cooperation with the TFH Wildau
- Equipment and process development for decentralized waste water purification by use of microfiltration membranes (2 patents)
- Fundamental research into the use of specific micro-organisms (bdellium vibrios) for wastewater decontamination, in cooperation with the University of Leipzig
- Development of a waste water treatment facility for intensive fish farming, in cooperation with the Federal Environmental Agency and the German Federal Foundation for the Environment (patent)
- Fundamental research into biologically eliminating residual heavy metals, a cooperative research project with the TU Dresden
- Development of a toxicity monitor for industrial wastewater, in cooperation with the TFH Wildau
- Wastewater recycling facility for yachts
- Equipment and process development for completing entire water cycles at decentralized locations
- Large-scale facility for completing entire cycles in intensive fish farming by use of membrane technology
Ongoing Projects:
- Equipment and process development for the production of protein-rich fish food from highly contaminated biogas facility waste water
- Utilisation of membranes for efficiently introducing oxygen into aquacultures
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Applications
Small water purification plant BUSSE-MF
The BUSSE-MF small water treatment plant is a ventilated, entirely biological in-home water purification
plant with integrated microfiltration technology. Its modular units are equivalent to serving 4 to 50
residents. This technology provides for safe and hygienic wastewater recycling and reuse.
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Implementation of a fish farm facility in Thierbach
undersecretary of state Astrid Klug informed herself about research activities
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