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The town of Münzenberg supplies approximately 5,850 inhabitants with drinking water from four captured wells. The drinking water obtained can be fed into the supply network without treatment. Only for the Münzenberg well, UV disinfection is installed as a precaution. Approximately 660 m³/day are required every day in order to supply the sub-areas with fresh drinking water. During times of peak demand, 650 m³/day are required for the supply areas Gambach/Ober Hörgern and 350 m³/day for Münzenberg/Trais. The current water permit covers a total abstraction of 325,000 m³/year or 890 m³/day. In 2021, the Technology Centre for Water prepared a feasibility study on partial dehardening of the town of Münzenberg’s drinking water. The core tasks of the study were, on the one hand, to assess drinking water supply security against the backdrop of the climate changes expected, and, on the other hand, to carry out leading investigations into the feasibility of a process concept for central dehardening for the entire supply area of the town of Münzenberg. The study focuses on presenting technically possible processes for central drinking water dehardening and on the special situation of…

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