River and Canals Dredging

Dredging the river would remove silt from the riverbed, increasing the river's water retention capacity. As a result, the strain on the banks would be lessened, lowering the risk of flooding and erosion.Desilting is the process of removing fine silt and sediment from a river to restore its natural capacity without enlarging or deepening it. Desiltation operations can enhance a river's hydraulic performance.

Hydro Dredge - III

200 diaCutter Suction Dredger
LOA : 12.5 m, Beam: 3.6 m, Draft: 0.6 m.
Max. Dredging Depth : 6.0 m

Hydro Dredge - V

300 dia Cutter Suction Dredger
LOA: 21.0 m, Beam: 5.5 m, Draft: 1.2 m
Max. Dredging Depth: 7.0 m

Hydro Dredge - III

300 Dia Suction Dredger
LOA : 21.0 m, Beam: 5.5 m, Draft: 1.2 m
Max. Dredging Depth : 6.0 m

Hydro Dredge - IV

300 diaCrawl Cat Dredger
LOA : 21.0 m, Beam: 4.1 m, Draft: 1.0 m.
Max. Dredging Depth : 6.0 m

Hydro Dredge - VI

Pontoon Mounted Excavator
LOA : 9.0 m, Beam: 3.7 m, Draft: 0.6 m
Max. Dredging Depth : 6.0 m

Hydro Dredge -VII

Pontoon Mounted Toyo Dredge Pump
LOA : 6.0 m, Beam: 4.2 m, Draft: 0.6 m
Max. Dredging Depth : 12.0 m

Survey Equipment

Equipment No’s
Echosounder – Syqwest Bathy 500 DF 1
DGPS – Hemisphere R110 1
Auto Level – Sokkia 1
Survey Boats 2
Surveyors 4