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A Study on the Development of Removing System for Waterbed Sediment by the Difference of Water Head
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According to the existing research result on the seabed organic sediment, pollutants from the land and the sea contaminate the coastal water and sediment on the seabed. To tackle this problem, we need to dredge organic sediment. In the present paper, the development of removing system of seabed sediment by the difference of water head is researched by experimental method. For the validation of the decompression system, computations for validation are carried out for sediment removing equipment. The performance of inhalation equipment is analysed by some model tests.
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According to the existing research result on the seabed organic sediment, pollutants from the land and the sea contaminate the coastal water and sediment on the seabed. To tackle this problem, we need to dredge organic sediment. In the present paper, the development of removing system of seabed sediment by the difference of water head is researched by experimental method. For the validation of the decompression system, computations for validation are carried out for sediment removing equipment. The performance of inhalation equipment is analysed by some model tests.
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