Home Traveling Water Screens Industries Our Services Recent Projects About Us Contact Us Home » Recent Projects » Saskatchewan fish catch a break when IWS catches debris Saskatchewan fish catch a break when International Water Screens catches debris A water district in Saskatchewan, Canada needed to prevent fish and debris from entering an irrigation canal off a reservoir. We designed this screen taking into account water velocity, screen speed and mesh size so fish aren’t harmed. We engineered this screen to work with a local engineering firm’s canal design and built it with local contractors. Then we traveled to Saskatchewan to train them on using it. This project included: Traveling Screen(s) Elevator Pump Trash Container Control Panel Head Loss Level Reader Filter Automatic Flash Filter Conveyor Contact us to learn more about engineering & design services. Photos from the fish screen project We designed this screen to a local engineering firm’s specs. A local contractor installed it. The local fish feel good about it. Debris are lifted from reservoir to levee and water, but not fish or debris, passes through to the irrigation canal beyond. We design, build and install custom screens for a wide variety of customers. Our traveling water screen applications are used in many industries worldwide. Our screens include: Debris removal screens Cooling tower water screens Fish screens Inline canal water screens Vertical traveling water screens Moss removal water screens Learn more Industries we serve include: Agriculture Geothermal Hydroelectric Municipal Nuclear Power Plants Chemical Processing Plants Learn more Contact International Water Screens Contact (661) 746-7959 iwsrich@sbcglobal.net 11007 Ainswick Drive Bakersfield, CA 93311 Rich Gargan: Main Phone: (661) 746-7959 Cell Phone: (661) 979-1815 Fax: (661) 746-7943 Chris Gargan: (661) 979-7206 Joel Irving: (310) 614-4681 Let us know how we can help you Rich Gargan will contact you within one business day Name First Last Email Phone How can we help you? Care to Share? Tweet Share Youtube Pin It Share