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Fish-friendly jacks to Canada
Landustrie supplied two screw pumps for the high-water pumping station in Harrison Hot Springs (Fraser Valley, Canada). These replace the existing screw pumps and meet stricter environmental and fish safety requirements.
A key requirement of the client was that more than 90% of fish could pass the pumping station undamaged. Especially for this project, Landustrie developed a unique fish-friendly shoring that prevents damage at the inlet of the screw pump.
Mortar with a unique fish-friendly design
Location:
Fraser Valley Canada
Client:
BowRio
Market:
Flood management
Year of completion:
2015
What we delivered
For this project in Canada, we supplied two new Landustrie augers with a fish-friendly design. This design includes a special band around the outside diameter of the auger. This prevents damage to fish at the auger inlet, where paddle and trough meet.
Both augers are equipped with an environmentally friendly ECO lower bearing. Grease lubrication takes place in this bearing
place with an oil bath system, where contact
between lubricant and water is prevented.
Why this solution?
- Efficient flood management
- Fish-friendly design
- Long service life
- Low-maintenance
- High efficiency
- Low operating costs
Technical details
Type
Landy
Diameter
2,8 m
Length
9,6 m
Power
160 kW
“The remarkable yellow colour of the jacks was a customer's wish. They stand out nicely!”
Project in pictures
From placement to final result - a compact project with great impact.
The jacks are ready for transport from Sneek.
The augers are mounted in the pumping station.
The high-water pumping station is ready for operation again.
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