Donation projects 2020
Last year, REHART management decided to support three social projects. For our selection, a personal and regional relation was important.
Quite a big thing ...
Every year the very substantial volume of 1.4 million tons of waste is incinerated at AEB in Amsterdam, making it the largest waste incineration plant in the Netherlands. Around one million MWh of electricity is generated per year, supplying 320,000 households with energy.
REHARTPOWER in Deutsches Museum
As part of the general refurbishment of Deutsches Museum in Munich the exhibition “Energietechnik/Kraftmaschinen” [“Energy technology/Prime movers”] will also be modernised. The curator in charge asked us, as manufacturers of hydropower plants REHART GmbH, if we could provide two exhibits for this. After a short internal discussion we quickly decided that this would be an ideal project for our trainees.
REPEATEDLY REWARDED
For the second time in a row Rehart GmbH has been granted the award “Zi Best Service Supplier 2019”.
New DIALOG has been published
A new issue of DIALOG - the journal for our customers and partners - has been published.
Route: Ehingen - India - Berlin - Ehingen
When Anuj Motghare completed two internships at REHART in Ehingen in 2014 and 2016, no one could foresee that he would return to Ehingen in 2019 with a "detour" via Berlin.
Things are running well at REHART
July 2019 saw the 34th Heizomat-Altmühlsee-Halbmarathon (half marathon) organized by the sports club Unterwurmbach.
Underground flood protection
High water levels on the river Wörnitz regularly lead to flooding in Wassertrüdingen. The Free State of Bavaria and the city of Wassertrüdingen have been investing in flood protection to protect the premises of the horticultural show and the residents better.
You learn from your mistakes
REHART replaces faulty hydropower screws
With much excitement, the largest hydropower plant built by REHART, the Hausen hydropower plant, went into operation in summer 2011. The plan was that two screws with a diameter of 3.4 meters each and a total output of 500 kW use the power of the water in the Black Forest to generate environmentally friendly energy.
The plant has done exactly that over the past 8 years. However, after some 5 years of operation, it turned out that the weld seams on the screw coils in the outlet could not hold up to the large loads.