Output 300cbm/hr cutter head dredging machine

Output 300cbm/hr cutter head dredging machine, 1.Advanced PLC control, 2.Main engine:Cummins, 3.Working capacity:300m3/hr - details see: https://www.machineto.com/output-300cbm-hr-cutter-head-dredging-machine-10311748

Condition:New	Type:Cutter Suction Dredger	Place of Origin:Shandong China (Mainland)	Brand Name:Dingke
Technical:Hydraulic	Application:River and sea sand dredging	Pump flow:1600m³/hr	Output:300m³/hr
Max dredging depth:1.0-15.0m	Average draught:1.10m	Discharge distance:1000m	Structure:Can be dismantle and assemble at working site
Product condition:Semi-finished

1.Main parameters

Overall length:23.50m

Hull length:16.00m

Hull width:6.10m

Hull depth:1.85m

Design mean draft:about 1.10m

Total weight:58T

Diameter of the suction/discharge pipes:450/400mm

2.Working environment

The highest air temperature in the working place: 40°C

The lowest air temperature in the working place: -10°C

The highest temperature of the river(or sea) water : 32°C

Relative humidity of the working place: 70%

3.Working principle

1). Dismantle type of the whole hull

2). Main equipments are swing equipments, ladder equipments, spuds equipments and deck equipments and so on.

3). Pump is driven by diesel engine through reduction gearbox.

4). Auxiliary engine provides pressure oil for winch, cutter and cylinder and hydraulic pump.

5). “Rest” generator set will supply lighting and emergency electricity utilization.

6).Cutter is driven by the motor, the cutter bearings is equipped with lubricated sealing device.

7). The spuds swing alternately to make the dredger forward, which is lifted by hydraulic cylinder.

This dredger is manufactured according to the geographical condition in order to satisfy mining working requirements in camouflage water area

(inland river and small wave water body) It is a removal dredger made up

of whole steel.

The Cutter Suction Dredger of steel construction, the non-self-propelled, dismountable type, is able to berth and dredge at any waters both in the coastal area and inland rivers.