Step One: Please tell us about you
and your project. Fill in as much as you want, but we’ll need an email to get
you results.
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Email:
Step Two: Screens are sized based
on the volume of flow, the required filtration, and site-specific constraints.
Total Flow:Select the projected plant flow. Typically, size based on a conservative projection.
MGD
GPM
CMS
CFS
Water Body:Identify the water body from which you will be withdrawing.
River
Lake
Ocean
Estuary
Reservoir
Other
Screen Qty:
Basic Sizing Information:Using the table below, select the quantity of screens necessary. We will help optimize the size and quantity, but this is a starting point.
Step Three: Please identify any
technical features or site specific concerns we need to address.
Technical Details:
Required Filtration for Process:At some sites, the process requirements dictate the slot width. If that is the case, indicate the maximum allowable particle. If other factors such as fish protection dictate slot, leave this blank.
Water Quality:
Freshwater
Seawater
Estuary
Highly Corrosive
Maximum Water Depth:Water depth often varies widely. For the maximum depth, choose the high water level at which you want the air burst (if any) to function. For minimum water depth, choose the minimum depth at which the system will operate.
Minimum Water Depth:Water depth often varies widely. For the maximum depth, choose the high water level at which you want the air burst (if any) to function. For minimum water depth, choose the minimum depth at which the system will operate.
Distance between pump house and
screen:Please indicate the distance between the pump house and the screen. The run of pipe between the pump house and the installed screen is essential to the design of the AirBurst System.
Regulations:These are the most common regulations that we design for. Choose "other" if there is some other known regulation governing the velocity profile. Choose "N/A" if there are no governing regulations and you simply want a screen that won't clog.
316(b)
State Withdrawal Rules
DFO
NFPA
NMFS
N/A
Other
Other Design Concerns (select Several of these concerns are present at all sites. Use your best judgment, and when in doubt add the concern.
Orientation and Connection:
Orientation:Choose vertical if the outlet is pointing down. This is common when connecting to a trenched pipe or manifold. A horizontal connection is sometimes used when connecting to a pipe, or when mounting to a wall.
Outlet Connection Type:
Airburst Connection Orientation:
Additional Features:
Anything else we need to know; other comments:
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