Elgin Equipment Group’s Norris Screen and Cook Legacy have announced completion of what has been billed as the largest Coanda project in the world.
Norris Screen & Manufacturing LLC recently teamed up with Ohio’s Cook Legacy to design and build a large array of Coanda Effect screens for the Toba-Montrose power project – part of Plutonic Power’s larger Green Power Corridor in British Columbia.
As part of the project, 25 screens stretch nearly 200ft across Montrose Creek. The system has sufficient design capacity to generate enough energy to meet the annual needs of 80,000 homes. “The weir is 200ft in length which makes it the largest one that we know of anywhere,” said Tim Lilly, Operations Manager for Norris Screen.
Coanda Screens have been installed at the Toba-Montrose project