Dredgers are specialized vessels that are used to remove sediment, debris, and other materials from the bottom of bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, and harbors. Small and medium dredgers are types of dredging vessels that are designed for specific tasks and have different capabilities.
Small dredgers are typically less than 10 meters in length and have a relatively low capacity. They are often used in shallow water areas such as ponds, small lakes, and streams, and can be operated by one or two people. Small dredgers can be used for a variety of tasks including removing sediment and debris, creating or maintaining small waterways, and dredging around docks or piers.
Medium dredgers are typically larger than small dredgers, ranging in size from 10 meters to 25 meters in length. They have a higher capacity than small dredgers and can be used in deeper water areas such as rivers and larger harbors. Medium dredgers are often used for maintenance dredging, which involves removing sediment and debris that has accumulated over time to maintain a consistent depth in the waterway. They can also be used for capital dredging, which involves excavating material to create or deepen a waterway.
Overall, small and medium dredgers are important tools for maintaining and improving waterways, ensuring they remain navigable for ships and boats, and providing access to ports and harbors.
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