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Home›Dredging›New DRAGFLOW Dredger for Chile
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September 8, 2015 · about 11 years ago

New DRAGFLOW Dredger for Chile

The new DRAGFLOW Amphibious Dredger (DRM85/160E22) was sold by their Chilean distributor Jacol to a mining company based in the north of Chile. The machine will work in a tailing pond near a mine in the Atacama Desert. The purpose of this project is to pump back to the mine and to reprocess the old

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The new DRAGFLOW Amphibious Dredger (DRM85/160E22) was sold by their Chilean distributor Jacol to a mining company based in the north of Chile.

The machine will work in a tailing pond near a mine in the Atacama Desert.

The purpose of this project is to pump back to the mine and to reprocess the old tailings discharged for many years.

Since the water level in these ponds could be variable and usually less than half meter, the costumer decided to go for an amphibious dredger.

With the two lateral tracked floaters, this dredger can move on the ground like standard earth moving machine and the additional central floaters allow it to float on the water surface with high stability like the standard DRAGFLOW dredgers.

Furthermore, the machine can work in halfway conditions like muddy and soft soils, shallow waters and swamps.

The dredger is equipped with:

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