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Home›Business & Finance›Split Hopper Dredger Omvac Doce Busy in Santander
Business & Finance

January 4, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Split Hopper Dredger Omvac Doce Busy in Santander

The split hopper dredger OMVAC DIEZ has been working for quite some time now in the Port of Santander, removing an average of 200 m³ of material per day. The ship equipped with a dragaline is able to dredge more than 5000 m³ of mud or sand per day at depths of up to 60 meters, […]

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The split hopper dredger OMVAC DIEZ has been working for quite some time now in the Port of Santander, removing an average of 200 m³ of material per day.

The ship equipped with a dragaline is able to dredge more than 5000 m³ of mud or sand per day at depths of up to 60 meters, and lifting stones up to 40 tonnes.

This versatile and multi-purpose self-propelled dredger was built and delivered by the Spanish shipbuilder Nodosa back in 2011 for Canlemar S.L.

The ship has been equipped for various types of maritime operations, designed specifically for dredging river beds, docks, ports, shallow seas, performing beach maintenance, etc.

Its main features are: 72,70 meters length overall; 12,90 meters of breadth; 4,50 meters of depth, and a capacity of 1,200 m³.

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