T. Arts
Senior Research Engineer, Rijkswaterstaat, Directorate North Sea. Turbidity Caused by Dredging; Viewed in Perspective.
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The Sweep Dredge: High Accuracy Dredging Trials Continue
Authors: T. Arts
More techniques for dredging thin layers in contaminated waters have been tested on the Ketelmeer in 1996. A summary.
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Turbidity Caused by Dredging; Viewed in Perspective
Authors: T. Arts | W.F. Rosenbrand | R.J.C. Epskamp | A. Mullié | G.L. Wessel | I.K. Deibel | John Pennekamp
The environmental impact of turbidity depends upon the dredging technique used; the ease with which the sea bed material becomes resuspended; and the condition of the surface water. An on-site analysis is advisable.
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High Accuracy Sanitation Dredging Trials
Private dredging companies and government have joined forces to develop environmentally sound techniques for dredging thin layers in the highly contaminated Lake Ketelmeer, The Netherlands.
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