With final inspections complete, the first RDR Fish Exclusion Screen is on its way to NZ. The T-Screen comprises of two cylindrical, stainless steel, self-cleaning intake screens. The screen solution engineered for this project is designed to deliver large flows exceeding 2850 ML/d (33m3/s), whilst protecting sport and native fish. This 8m wide, 6 tonne […]
Water Control News Edition47 Out Now
AWMA’s latest newsletter is out now featuring innovative water control solutions for debris removal, fish and debris exclusion as well as penstocks, stop logs and bulkhead designs for water treatment, urban water and mining applications. Download or Subscribe to AWMA Newsletter.
BYO Debris for Automated Trash Screen Testing
The AWMA Screen Team encourage you to bring your most challenging water debris to our testing facilities so we can demonstrate first-hand how effective AWMA Automated Trash Screens can be. Manually raking debris from water ways is unsafe and inefficient. Partner with the AWMA team to custom design an automated screen solution to meet your […]
Its a Wrap!
How do you transport a 8m wide, 6 tonne stainless steel structure across international waters and ensure it arrives in the same condition it left in? Shrink wrap it of course! Complete with accessible lifting lugs.
Award Win at WaterNZ
We had a great response to our Poster Presentations at Water New Zealand last week showcasing AWMA developments in Fish Screen Designs and Flood Barrier Technologies. Thanks to our Regional Manager Michael Apeldoorn for presenting the posters, and Water New Zealand for presenting us with the Poster of the Year Award! Visit our Screens pages, […]
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