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Email: info@norrisscreen.com
Phone: (276) 988-8901
Fax: (276) 988-8909 |
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COANDA INTAKE DATA SHEET
Please fill out as much information as possible in
order to properly meet your screening needs.
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| Company (required): |
| Contact (required): |
Phone: |
| Email (required): |
Fax: |
| New Installation or Existing Installation? |
| Project Name: |
| Location: |
| Creek Flow (in Ft3/Sec or M3/Sec)
1 |
Min: |
Max: |
Coanda Intake Throughput
(in Ft3/sec or M3/sec) 2 |
Min: |
Max: |
| Expected max flood for peak intake performance 3
(in CF/sec or CM/sec): |
| Maximum Weir Length |
Feet: |
Meters: |
| Maximum Intake Height 4 |
Feet: |
Meters: |
| Maximum Desired Head Loss |
Feet: |
Meters: |
| Other Design Considerations: |
| Optional Information |
| Maximum Weir Length |
Feet: |
Meters: |
| Profile Wire: |
Slot Opening (in millimeters): |
Notes:
- Creek flow over intake during normal operations
measured in cubic feet per second or cubic meters per second.
- Volume of water diverted from the creek
into the intake.
- Normal yearly flood flow conditions.
- Difference
in elevation between the upstream weir wall and downstream wall
of the collection chamber 5. This is head loss due
to the Coanda intake structure. Typical Coanda head loss is between
52”-58” depending on design. A lower Coanda can be designed with
a corresponding long weir length.
- The collection chamber is the concrete
structure under the Coanda screen into which throughput water
is collected and diverted to the penstock.
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Please fax completed form to: (276) 988-8909
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