

Debris Boom
With the approach of preventing debris from spreading out, ADOR provides various types of debris booms to efficiently proceed with that.

Permanent Debris Boom
ADOR’s Permanent Debris Boom (PDB) is designed to collect and contain a wide range of floating debris including barrels, logs, trees, reeds, and seaweed. Its flush-faced design makes the system self-clearing, allowing debris to accumulate without blocking flow. This feature enables workboats to quickly collect and remove materials with minimal downtime.
Constructed with high-durability materials, the PDB provides long-lasting performance even in challenging environments. It also helps protect critical infrastructure from damage by controlling the flow of debris and pollution in waterways.
Key Features:
- Customized end connections to adapt to inconstant water levels
- Designed with a highly resistant flush front to avoid abrasion and damage
450 mm – 700 mm
Black polyester and rubber laminate
Marine grade closed cell solid polyurethane (PU) foam
Black or yellow
6 mm

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Log Screen Boom
Log Screen Booms (LSB) are engineered for use at hydroelectric dams and water channels where high debris volumes are common. The system combines UV-stabilized polyethylene floats with submerged mesh screens to create a robust barrier that prevents logs and debris from passing through.
With a fully articulated design, each section flexes with water movement while maintaining structural integrity. LSBs are ideal for protecting turbines, intakes, and similar structures from debris-related damage.
Key Features:
- UV-stabilized polyethylene floats
- Customized end connections to adapt to inconstant water levels
- Integrated mesh screen to contain small and large debris
- Designed with a heavy break load for high-impact resistance
Ø600 mm x 900 mm / Ø800 mm x 1240 mm / Ø1000 mm x 1240 mm
HDG steel tubes (90 mm – 114 mm)
Marine grade closed cell solid polyurethane (PU) foam
IALA red, green, orange, black or yellow
6 mm

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/ Our Philosophy
At ADOR, we are committed to delivering purpose-built solutions that safeguard marine environments and infrastructure. In collaboration with our trusted partner, Ecocoast, we supply products focused on environmental protection, maritime safety, and coastal security. Guided by the Ecocoast 4Ds framework, we emphasize innovation, sustainability, and long-term impact, ensuring every solution we offer is engineered to monitor, protect, and regenerate.
DESIGN
Every solution is uniquely crafted by our engineering team, drawing on proprietary designs and a deep understanding of the challenges our clients face in diverse marine environments.
DELIVER
From installation to servicing and after-care, we manage every step to ensure quality control, optimal performance, and complete client satisfaction.
DEVELOP
We design and manufacture our own products to guarantee they deliver exceptional performance, long-term sustainability, and cost-efficiency.
DRIVE CHANGE
We are committed to driving positive change by promoting sustainability, raising awareness around coastal and waterway regeneration, and collaborating with partners to create lasting environmental and community impact.
/ Case studies
Product: PDB 600- 20m long
Location: Norland, ON
In Norland, Canada, the client needed a solution to prevent water-carried debris from getting into the water intake screen and instead diverting it over the crest of the dam. To address this challenge, we installed a 20-meter-long PDB600 on the project, with roller compensator to match varying water levels.

Product: LSB 600- 330m
Location: Ecuador
There was a project for the Manduriacu Hydro Power Plant in Ecuador. The primary objective of this project was to replace failing booms spanning 330 meters, to stop debris from reaching the generator. This was crucial to keep the hydroelectric plant running smoothly and safely, averaging an annual flow of 168.9 m3/s, making it an ideal source for sustainable power generation.

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/ FAQS
What materials are used in debris booms?
Our booms use UV-stabilized polyethylene floats, marine-grade PU foam, rubber-reinforced curtains, and hot-dipped galvanized steel mesh for unmatched durability.
Can debris booms withstand storms or floods?
Yes. With breaking loads of up to 100 tonnes, our systems are built for extreme conditions and can be custom-reinforced for your site.
How can I get more information?
Contact us for detailed technical documentation or tailored solutions to suit your project needs.
What is the scope of your work?
Our scope of work encompasses Canada and extends globally, offering tailored solutions for infrastructural and industrial needs.
How often do they require maintenance?
The Permanent Debris Boom requires minimal upkeep thanks to its self-clearing design. Log Screen Booms may need occasional cleaning and joint checks depending on debris volume.
The Ultimate Guide to Debris Booms for Marine and Inland Waterways
In the face of rising environmental regulations and growing concerns about marine debris, debris booms have become essential infrastructure for managing floating waste in rivers, lakes, reservoirs, marinas, and industrial water bodies. These floating barriers play a crucial role in protecting ecosystems, preventing blockages in critical infrastructure, and ensuring operational continuity for water-dependent facilities.
Whether you’re dealing with driftwood, plastic waste, or other floating materials, the right floating debris barrier can make all the difference. In this guide, we explore the role, types, and benefits of marine debris containment booms, with a focus on the advanced models offered by ADOR Tech: the Permanent Debris Boom and the Log Screen Boom.
What Is a Debris Boom and Why Is It Important?
A debris boom is a floating barrier system deployed in water to capture and control floating debris. Made from durable materials like UV-stabilized polyethylene, marine-grade foam, and galvanized steel, debris booms are designed to withstand various environmental conditions and water flows.
Their main purposes include:
Preventing infrastructure damage (e.g., turbines, sluices)
Protecting aquatic ecosystems from plastics and pollutants
Reducing maintenance costs by controlling debris accumulation
Improving safety and water aesthetics in recreational or commercial areas
In short, floating debris barriers are indispensable tools for managing the impact of natural and human-made waste in aquatic environments.
Types of Marine Debris Containment Booms
There are several types of debris booms available, depending on application, site conditions, and debris types. These include:
Permanent debris booms: Long-term installations designed for consistent performance.
Log screen booms: Heavy-duty barriers for large, heavy debris like logs and branches.
Each type is engineered with different materials and strengths. At ADOR Tech, our marine division specializes in robust, customizable solutions for permanent and high-load applications.
Key Applications of Floating Debris Barriers
Debris booms are vital in both natural and industrial water systems. Common applications include:
1. Hydroelectric Facilities
Floating timber, trash, and vegetation can block intakes, turbines, or sluices. High-strength debris booms deflect waste away from critical points, ensuring smooth operations.
2. Ports and Harbors
To maintain safe navigation and preserve aesthetics, debris containment is necessary near docks, breakwaters, and terminals.
3. Reservoirs and Waterways
Floating waste and vegetation can accumulate in remote lakes or rivers, impacting water quality and wildlife. Booms act as passive filters.
4. Nature Reserves and Private Water Bodies
For conservation zones and luxury properties, booms preserve the cleanliness and ecological balance of water features.
ermanent Debris Boom: A Self-Clearing Long-Term Solution
Overview
The Permanent Debris Boom (PDB) is designed for year-round, continuous operation. It features a smooth-faced curtain and concealed buoyancy floats, enabling a self-clearing mechanism when installed at an angle to water flow.
Core Features
Flush-Faced Curtain Design: Prevents snagging and enables debris to flow smoothly toward a collection point.
Durable Construction: Curtain made from abrasion-resistant polyester and rubber laminate; floats from UV-stabilized polyethylene filled with PU foam
Modular Engineering: Offered in 3-meter lengths with multiple connection points for flexible layouts.
Curtain Strength: Optional high-strength models up to 55T for high-debris or fast-flow environments.
Models and Sizes
PDB400 – 450mm float / 400mm curtain height
PDB600 – 700mm float / 600mm curtain height
Advantages
Self-clearing operation minimizes maintenance
Ideal for marinas, intakes, and conservation areas
Customizable with fence panels, signage, reflective strips, and demarcation lighting
If you’re seeking a permanent floating debris barrier that works passively and efficiently over time, the PDB is a top-tier choice.
Log Screen Boom: Heavy-Duty Defense Against Large Debris
Overview
For areas subject to high volumes of wood, branches, and natural debris—particularly at hydro dams or mountainous waterways—the Log Screen Boom (LSB) offers unmatched strength and coverage.
Construction Highlights
Steel Mesh Panels: Diamond mesh (17mm x 45mm) welded to a steel frame for rugged containment.
Tubular Steel Core: HDG steel tubes (90–114mm) create a backbone that can handle up to 100 tonnes of combined breaking load
Rotationally Molded Floats: UV-stabilized PE floats filled with solid PU foam for durability—even when punctured.
High Draft: Up to 3 meters, allowing interception of submerged debris.
Sizes
LSB600 – Ø600mm float
LSB800 – Ø800mm float
LSB1000 – Ø1000mm float
Benefits
High-impact resistance and flotation redundancy
Articulated sections with swivel joints for flexibility in currents
Supports add-ons like signage, lighting, and tidal compensators
Adaptable to changing water levels
This is the solution of choice for challenging environments where conventional booms fail.
End-to-End Services for Turnkey Debris Control
At ADOR Tech, we don’t just deliver floating debris barriers—we provide a full lifecycle solution, ensuring your investment is effective, compliant, and easy to maintain.
Services Include:
Engineering Support: Custom force calculations (via Boomforce), site-specific anchor design, risk assessments
Installation and Maintenance: Supervised deployment, regular inspection, and repair services
Product Add-ons: Lighting, signage, access gates, and demarcation buoys
Sustainability: We offer removal and recycling at the end of product life
