Built for
Every Flow Rate
Four screen series: ADENCO-45, ADENCO-70, ADENCO-127 and the fully enclosed ADENCO-BOX. From 5 l/s rural water supply to 6,500 l/s industrial infrastructure. Self-cleaning, no electricity, no moving parts. Every screen designed for your site, with technical drawings in 2 business days and delivery in 2-4 weeks.
ADENCO-45
A compact Coanda screen for drinking water, agriculture, irrigation, and small intakes. The small installed area suits sites with limited space or lower flow, and capacity increases by placing units side by side. Groups of several ADENCO-45 units serve drinking-water sites in Bursa and Trabzon.
ADENCO-70
The most widely used model in the ADENCO range. Designed for agricultural and irrigation intakes, headworks of wastewater and water treatment plants, municipal drinking water, and medium-scale hydropower. Reference project: Seydioğlu HPP (hydropower plant), Trabzon, a 2,500 l/s Tyrolean intake retrofit built with custom Coanda screens.
ADENCO-127
Designed for large-scale infrastructure: major hydropower, large irrigation systems, and industrial wastewater treatment. It delivers the highest flow rates on the same passive Coanda principle as the smaller series, with no electricity needed. Reference project: Gongele HPP, Antalya, 4,424 l/s with 28 screens.
ADENCO-BOX
A complete Coanda screen unit inside a closed casing with a built-in outlet, known in the industry as a Coanda Box. Bolted assembly makes it quick to install and simple to unbolt and move to another site later, so a site can be served without committing to a concrete intake structure or heavy groundworks.
Find your screen by flow rate
Enter your project's design flow. We show where your flow sits in our capacity range, suggest a series to start from, and show the closest reference project we have delivered. Capacity increases by placing units side by side, so the model is chosen by the flow per metre of screen width: 35 l/s for the ADENCO-45, 67 l/s for the ADENCO-70, 150 l/s for the ADENCO-127. The pre-assembled ADENCO-BOX, a screen supplied inside a closed casing, handles 5 to 100 l/s.
Most flows can be met by more than one series, and each option has real advantages and disadvantages; the choice is not a formality. A series with smaller units needs more of them, which spreads the same flow over more screen width and takes in water more evenly and more smoothly. Every added unit also adds cost, so choosing the next larger series usually lowers the price by cutting the unit count. Which option is better depends on the project. Our engineers explain both options with your figures when they review your request.
The unit counts here are what we recommend, not a limit. Choosing the next larger series also means a greater screen drop height: 450 mm on the ADENCO-45, 700 mm on the ADENCO-70, 1,270 mm on the ADENCO-127. A site that cannot lose that much hydraulic head must stay with the series with smaller units and add units instead. One ADENCO-45 project now being built puts twelve units side by side for exactly that reason. If your available hydraulic head is limited, tell us and we will size the screen to suit it.
Approximate values only. The final width, length, slot opening, tilt angle and material are designed for your site conditions.
Standard on Every Model
Every ADENCO screen has these basic characteristics, whatever the model or configuration.
What ADENCO delivers, what your contractor does
Plan the cost of both parts of the work with no unexpected items. ADENCO supplies the screen and everything needed to install it; your contractor places it on the prepared concrete structure and provides the installation labour, following ADENCO drawings.
