What is a dredging pipe?
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What is a dredging pipe?

Date:2019-03-01    View:3419  Tags:What is a dredging pipe?
Large-diameter straight seam steel pipes can be used as dredging pipes , which are mainly used to clean steel pipes conveying sediment, mud and other mixed debris. Widely used in beaches, rivers, waterways, urban environmental protection, engineering construction and other fields, dredging to dredge, widen or digging deep waters and other waters, using manpower or machinery for underwater earthwork excavation, generalized dredging including water The artificial excavation is only applicable to small rivers that can be cut off by the blasting method. The manual construction is widely used for various types of dredgers, and sometimes used on land-based construction machinery such as rope shovel. Mechanical dredging begins with In 1600 , the prototype of a bucket-type dredger appeared in the construction of the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands. In 1889 , China began construction with dredgers on the Huangpu River. In 1929 , the Jiangnan Shipyard caused a bucket-type dredger. 20 century 80 early years, China has in the excavation of approximately 3 mechanical ability billion cubic meters of dredging, dredging widely used: ① digging new waterways, ports and canals. ② Deep dredging, widening and cleaning up existing waterways and ports. 3 dredge the rivers, channels, and dredging of the reservoir. 4 Excavation of foundation pits for hydraulic structures such as docks, docks and ship locks. 5 Combine dredging to carry out landfilling, reclamation and other projects. 6 Clear underwater obstacles. What is dredging engineering 
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