Pumps and Dredging Systems for Dredging - Water and Wastewater
Dragflowprovides advanced systems for dredging activities, with a selection ofstate-of-the-art dredgers and pumpsthat offer the best compromise between durability and performance.
Dredging operations are critical to the development of society and economic growth, as theykeep port networks efficient at all times, ensure the productivity of dams, andcreate new safe waterwaysfor navigation and cargo transport.
Dragflow`s state-of-the-art dredging systems and advanced submersible pumps offer thebest technologiesavailable on the market, with many possible applications to handle themost challenging dredging projectsefficiently, safely and quickly.
Dragflow’s pumps and dredgers are the ideal solution forincreasing productivityin sand, gravel and other aggregate production activities, thanks to innovative technologies thatreduce operating costs. Our systems are efficient and compact, with the ability to pump up to 4,000 cubic meters per hour of mix with solid concentrations of up to 60% by weight.
Dragflow dredging pumps can beinstalled on excavating machinesto carry out routine maintenance operations in harbors, accurately and efficiently. Our dredging systems are also suitable for maintenance in marinas, toremove sediment below vessels without moving moored vessels.
Among the many applications of Dragflow pumps are beach replenishment operations that are essential to counter erosion and ensure coastal protection. Sand can berecovered from anywhere offshoreusing our machinery, thanks to the ability of our pumps to operate at any depth.
Hydropower plants are critical for the green transition and energy security, but they require constant maintenance of dams and reservoirs. Dragflow technologies, such as hydraulic and electric pumps and DRH dredgers, allow for optimalhigh-depth dredging, minimizing operating costs and reducing environmental impact.
Barge unloading operations
Through Dragflow pumps,barge unloading operations can be simplifiedby breaking up the compacted material on the hopper and diluting it tofacilitate its transfer to the final disposal area. This facilitates dredging processes, particularly operations that require loading dredged material onto a hopper barge prior to its delivery to the destination site.