METHA Aufbereitungsanlage / Hafenanlage

Dradenauer Hauptdeich 17
21129 Hamburg

In Finkenwerder Vorhafen lies the METHA treatment plant wharfage, belonging to the Hamburg Port Authority. METHA is the first major sediment-processing plant in the world to mechanically process dredged harbour sediments. It separates and drains polluted silt from sand. The sand can be used as building material while the silt is processed and either used as packing material or deposited environmentally safely. Large scale tests have been conducted in view of recycling as a building material or a natural resource substitute in the production of building materials. Conduit pipes and suction devices transport the dredged material via the wharfage to the processing plant.

Contact Information

Alter Wandrahm 4
20457 Hamburg

Person of contact: Ulrich Döring oder Matthias Jürss
ulrich.doering@hpa.hamburg.de oder matthias.juerss@hpa.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 47 72 32 oder 428 47 73 01

Offices and Authorities

Polizeikommissariat 47
Straßenverkehrsbehörde

Neugrabener Markt 3

21149 Hamburg

pk47verkehr@polizei.hamburg.de

Phone: 040-428 65 47-21/ -22/ -24

Bezirksamt Hamburg Harburg
Fachamt Management des öffentlichen Raumes, Sondernutzungen

Harburger Rathausplatz 4

21073 Hamburg

sondernutzungen@harburg.hamburg.de

Phone: 040 428 71 33 40

http://www.hamburg.de/bezirke/harburg

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Locations in the vicinity

Trimet Aluminium
Aluminiumstraße 1 - 21129 Hamburg
Trimet Aluminium wharfage is an independent, medium-sized enterprise. The plant was founded in 1970 under the name Reynolds Aluminium, the electrolysis facilities were opened in 1974 and metal production began. In 1975 Reynolds threatened to give up in view of massive environmental problems and (on the grounds of surety) the city founded Hamburger Aluwerke – with a 20-year fixed electricity contract up until 1995. Then production continued until 2005 at considerably higher electricity prices, the rolling mill was given off to Hydro Aluminium, and by December 2005 all the furnaces were cold. After intense negotiations with the city, the aluminium smelter and the anode factory were sold to the family enterprise Trimet / Heinz-Peter Schlüter end 2006 and the first electrolytic furnace was running again in March 2007. Under full production, the plant produces an annual 130,000 tons of liquid aluminium.The expansive outdoor facilities, the production halls, the electrolytic furnaces, the conveyor belts and the wharfage with its suction devices all provide an abundance of interesting and spectacular motifs. Trimet is very open towards shooting requests and says of itself that it readily tries to make possible what it can.
Finkenwerder Hafengebiet
Am Genter Ufer - 21129 Hamburg
Unadulterated nature and a backcountry rich in contrasts in the middle of Hamburg Harbour between Waltershof and Finkenwerder. The background shows a logistics centre for container transfer.
Lotsenhaus
Bubendeyweg 33, Seemannshöft - 21129 Hamburg
At Seemannshöft we can see the vessel traffic service centre (the modern, low rise building) of the Hamburg Port Authority, as well as the historic Lotsenhaus (lit: pilot house). The open tidal harbour of Hamburg is covered by high-power radar stations and an Automatic Identification System for the identification of sea vessels, of which all the information is gathered at the vessel traffic service centre. The Hamburg Port Authority can thus impart information on particular traffic routes and mooring berths back to the ships, piloting them from the vessel traffic service centre. As a traffic control centre, it grants incoming ships entry to the harbour and issues them with mooring berths. Then the harbour pilots take over and accompany the ships to and from their assigned spots. The red-brick building is the operational building of c 75 harbour pilots. They and c 25 modern assistant tugboats with a bollard pull of up to 80 tons ensure the safe manoeuvring of the ocean giants along the quays and into navigable water on the Elbe.
Nautische Zentrale
Bubendeyweg 33, Seemannshöft - 21129 Hamburg
At Seemannshöft we can see the vessel traffic service centre (the modern, low rise building) of the Hamburg Port Authority, as well as the historic Lotsenhaus (lit: pilot house). The open tidal harbour of Hamburg is covered by high-power radar stations and an Automatic Identification System for the identification of sea vessels, of which all the information is gathered at the vessel traffic service centre. The Hamburg Port Authority can thus impart information on particular traffic routes and mooring berths back to the ships, piloting them from the vessel traffic service centre. As a traffic control centre, it grants incoming ships entry to the harbour and issues them with mooring berths. Then the harbour pilots take over and accompany the ships to and from their assigned spots.

Polizeikommissariat 47 Straßenverkehrsbehörde

Bezirksamt Hamburg Harburg Fachamt Management des öffentlichen Raumes, Sondernutzungen

Locations in the vicinity

Polizeikommissariat 47
Straßenverkehrsbehörde

Bezirksamt Hamburg Harburg
Fachamt Management des öffentlichen Raumes, Sondernutzungen