about 3 months ago
A Watermaster amphibious dredger is restoring lost capacity in a shallow and hard-to-reach reservoir where larger conventional equipment cannot operate. All reservoirs face the same problem: siltation. Reservoirs store water for drinking, irrigation and hydropower, but siltation keeps reducing their
A Watermaster amphibious dredger is restoring lost capacity in a shallow and hard-to-reach reservoir where larger conventional equipment cannot operate.
All reservoirs face the same problem: siltation.
Reservoirs store water for drinking, irrigation and hydropower, but siltation keeps reducing their storage capacity by 1–2% every year. That adds up to roughly 10–20% every decade.
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