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Home›Dredging›The Netherlands: Idreco Delivers Dredger “Idreco I”
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October 25, 2011 · about 15 years ago

The Netherlands: Idreco Delivers Dredger “Idreco I”

Last week Idreco delivered the dredger ‘Idreco I’ at Kaspar Weiss for a ten-year dredging project. The suction dredger, type ISD 300, has a suction depth of 24 meters and a capacity of 300 tons of solids per hour. Specially designed for automated control, system can be fitted with Dredger Control, r

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Last week Idreco delivered the dredger ‘Idreco I’ at Kaspar Weiss for a ten-year dredging project.

The suction dredger, type ISD 300, has a suction depth of 24 meters and a capacity of 300 tons of solids per hour.

Specially designed for automated control, system can be fitted with Dredger Control, remote control and a density meter and/or with the Dredger Control System for an optimum excavation of the materials.

The catamaran-style pontoons have headroom and are more than large enough to accommodate a transformer, frequency converter, electrical controls and spare pumps.

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Source: idreco, October 25, 2011

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