Have you ever seen a machine floating on the surface of a lake in a park, working quietly and seemingly cleaning up debris on the surface of the water? This is not a scene from a science fiction movie, but a true portrayal of modern technology – a dredging robot. Today, let us take a look at this small and powerful tank cleaning robot.
Rubber Tracked Underwater Dredging Robot
The underwater dredging robot is easy to operate, safe and reliable, efficient and environmentally friendly, flexible and maneuverable, and can achieve one-stop treatment of sludge in limited spaces.
Scope of application
Suitable for cleaning sewage in various scenarios such as large and small rivers, lakes and reservoirs, park landscape water, sewage pipes, box culverts, tunnels, culverts, rainwater and sewage diversion pipes, etc.
Features of Dredge Robotics
- Advanced intelligence: features remote and wired control, compatible with 5G for monitoring and operation, with an open range of 700-800 meters and 300-400 meters in urban settings.
- Efficient performance: utilizes a preferred plunger slurry pump with a head range of 5-25 meters, capable of horizontal transport over 100-150 meters, with a silt removal width of 900mm and a travel speed of 3-17M/min. It can pump and transport 40mm granular sludge underwater (customizable based on client requirements), achieving a working efficiency of 200 cubic meters per hour.
- Robust shock absorption: constructed with thickened materials and equipped with a motor, providing a low center of gravity for enhanced maneuverability and smooth operation. It effectively mitigates the impact of steps and adapts to uneven terrain.
- Low-speed shock absorption: features high-strength polymer material pulleys that are highly water-resistant, preventing issues from self-weight. It is fitted with standard industrial rubber tracks for durability.
How does the underwater dredging robot work?
The operator directs the robot to navigate within its designated area while managing the position and efficiency of its working end. As the robot operates, it spreads, mixes, cuts, gathers, and crushes the sludge sediment at the working end, which is subsequently removed and conveyed by the extraction device. Ultimately, the sludge sediment is sent to post-processing equipment for sorting, separating, crushing, filtering, and recycling.
What is the price of dredging robot?
The underwater dredging robot is small in size, easy to operate and has high dredging efficiency. Contact us today to get the dredging robot price.
