The client was looking to dredge minimum of 500 m3/hr of sand slurry from the seabed into a temporary coffer-dam being built into the sea, from the shore.

The client was looking to dredge minimum of 500 m3/hr of sand slurry from the seabed into a temporary coffer-dam being built into the sea, from the shore.

Gulf Sands used 2 nos of their 6” Electric-driven Submersible Dredging Pumps for sale, with flexible 16bar capacity wire-armored hoses to give the required flow. This system proved to be much faster than the conventional method of using long-arm excavators. The pumps ran successfully for 40 days, working on 2 shifts of 10 hrs each. The client was very satisfied that the whole set-up did not clash with their other works, and the shifting of the system to every new location was done seamlessly.