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Step Back in Time with Italdraghe
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Step Back in Time with Italdraghe

Italdraghe, the long-standing Italian dredger builder, has posted on their official facebook page a very interesting photo album. In this photo collection, named ‘Italdraghe – building dredgers for over sixty years’, they showed some remarkable moments from their history. The photo below is the olde

about 11 years ago
VIDEO: New Dredging Robot from EST
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VIDEO: New Dredging Robot from EST

Environmental Sediments Treatment (EST), one of the winners of the Crisalide 2014 Innovation Competition, has developed a new dredging process. They have invented the first dredging robot, which can meet the dredging needs of lakes, ponds and dams. Environmental Sediments Treatment has also released

about 11 years ago
EU Supports Safer Access to Port of Dunkirk
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EU Supports Safer Access to Port of Dunkirk

The EU’s TEN-T Programme will invest nearly €550,000 in a design and safety study to welcome ultra-large container ships in the Port of Dunkirk in northern France. Ultra-large (about 400m long) container ships, becoming increasingly popular for goods transportation, often require adaptation of the m

about 11 years ago
New Dredging Equipment for the Broads
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New Dredging Equipment for the Broads

The Broads Authority has taken charge of a second new mud wherry as part of a ten year strategy to replace old equipment. Named Gleaner after an old timber sailing wherry that carried cargo into Norwich, the new wherry has been built to a bespoke design by local naval architect Andrew Wolstenholme t

about 11 years ago
Nautilus Starts Auxiliary Cutter Commissioning
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Nautilus Starts Auxiliary Cutter Commissioning

Nautilus Minerals Inc. has announced that the commissioning and Factory Acceptance Testing of its third and final Seafloor Production Tool, the Auxiliary Cutter, has started at Soil Machine Dynamics’ facility at Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Nautilus’ CEO, Mike Johnston said: “We are very excited that th

about 11 years ago
Algerian Dredger ‘Rezoug Youcef’ Revitalized
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Algerian Dredger ‘Rezoug Youcef’ Revitalized

Damen Dredging Equipment (DDE), the specialist in highly efficient dredging tools within the Damen Shipyards Group, has delivered and installed a new main engine for the stationary dredger “Rezoug Youcef”. The cutter suction dredger, built by De Groot Nijkerk in 1988, has worked in an Algerian reser

about 11 years ago
Dragflow Continues on Successful Path
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Dragflow Continues on Successful Path

Dragflow, a world player in solid pumping solutions with over 25 years of experience in manufacturing heavy duty pumps and complete dredging equipment, is continuing the development of new products addressing the changing needs of dredging industry. Just a few days ago, we interviewed one of the com

about 11 years ago
Rosmorport to Expand Dredging Fleet
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Rosmorport to Expand Dredging Fleet

The Russian state-owned port services company, FSUE Rosmorport, will expand its dredging fleet with four new dredging vessels in the 2016-2017 period, according to Executive Director of Rosmorport Andrey Lavrischev. The CEO revealed this information today at the II International Forum of Dredging Co

about 11 years ago
Van Oord’s Flood Prevention Campaign in Russia
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Van Oord’s Flood Prevention Campaign in Russia

Van Oord, one of the world’s leading contractors for dredging, marine engineering and offshore energy sectors, is considering the possibility of dredging the Russian rivers. The company’s branch manager for Russia, Anko Bos said today at the II International Forum of Dredging Companies that Van Oord

about 11 years ago
Envisan Wins Trondheim Dredging Project
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Envisan Wins Trondheim Dredging Project

The City Council and the Port Authority of Trondheim in Norway have awarded its port basin rehabilitation project to Envisan, the environmental subsidiary of Jan De Nul Group. With this contract Trondheim wants to restore the port basin to its desired depth and aims at stopping the further spread of

about 11 years ago
DEME: New Contracts Worth 1.6 Billion EUR
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DEME: New Contracts Worth 1.6 Billion EUR

DEME, the Belgian dredging, hydraulic engineering and environmental solutions group, has secured a number of new contracts worldwide. The total value of these orders is approximately 1.6 billion EUR. Foremost important is a Letter of Award received in Singapore. The Maritime and Port Authority of Si

about 11 years ago
Erosion Pits in Old Meuse and Dordtse Kil Rivers
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Erosion Pits in Old Meuse and Dordtse Kil Rivers

It is too easy to conclude that the closure of the Haringvliet inlet is the only factor explaining the erosion pits in the Old Meuse and Dordtse Kil rivers, said Kees Sloff, a river morphologist with Deltares, at the ‘Deltawater now and later’ conference. “It would have happened anyway, albeit sligh

about 11 years ago
Komatsu Launches PC490/LC-11 Hydraulic Excavator
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Komatsu Launches PC490/LC-11 Hydraulic Excavator

Komatsu Europe International N.V. has introduced the PC490/LC-11 hydraulic excavator to the European market. With an environmentally friendly EU Stage IV Komatsu engine, up to 11% improved fuel efficiency, an upgraded cab design and enhanced safety and serviceability, this new excavator further leve

about 11 years ago
DRAGFLOW: Early Detection of Seals Damage
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DRAGFLOW: Early Detection of Seals Damage

DRAGFLOW team is at work for a cutting edge project: design a new and reliable system to detect seals’ damages in submersible pumps. The goal is to reduce maintenance costs and water contamination’s risks. This project is funded by FESR, Regional Development European Fund and is fulfill in collabora

about 11 years ago
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