With vessels and carriers ever increasing in size deeper and wider access channels are needed.
In Germany, Van Oord maintains the navigable depths on the River Elbe that provides access to the countries largest harbour in Hamburg.

With vessels and carriers ever increasing in size deeper and wider access channels are needed.
In Germany, Van Oord maintains the navigable depths on the River Elbe that provides access to the countries largest harbour in Hamburg.
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In this picture is one of their trailing suction hopper dredgers (TSHDs) pumping the dredged material of the river ashore through a pipeline.
In this case, beneficial use of the dredged sediment was made by strengthening the foreshore, thus protecting the dyke and hinterland at Grauerort.
This project is executed in joint-venture with DEME.
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With vessels and carriers ever increasing in size deeper and wider access channels are needed. In Germany, Van Oord maintains the navigable depths on the River Elbe that provides access to the countries largest harbour in Hamburg. “Our diverse fleet of dredging equipment is capable to make waterways