Dredge Pumps for Extreme Slurry - EDDY Pump OEM

Dredge Pumps for extreme slurry and sludge, built by EDDY Pump. More info http://eddypump.com

This video shows how EDDY Pump transports high slurry, super solids and abrasive materials. Featured dredge pump equipment includes the Remote Operated Subdredge, Diver Operated Pump and a Excavator Attachment Dredge Pump.

The first clip of this demo video shows an Eddy Pump moving Red Mud from a Bauxite Mining Operation, for Rio Tinto. Transport rates up to 50 percent solids by volume and slurry viscosity of 1000 centipoise were achieved, at pumping distances over 1.5 miles. The sample material can barely flow out of the cup!

2nd clip. The diver-operated Eddy Pump produces over 75 cubic yards of material per hour, for Sempra Energy’s Energy Costa Azul LNG Facility in Mexico.

3rd clip The 6-inch Eddy Pump is pumping over 70% solids by volume at rates of over 300 cubic meters per hour. No other pump can make sand stack like this!

4th clip On the left is a 6-inch Eddy Pump Excavator Attachment pumping coal ash for Newmont Mining in Indonesia and on the right is a 10-inch Dragflow Pump. The Eddy Pump moves twice the amount of solids. Look at the thickness of that flow, versus the watery discharge on the right.

5th The Eddy Pump 4-inch Subdredge was showcased on the Discovery Channel! The Subdredge was used for mining gold under the ice in the Bering Sea. As you can see it was lowered underneath the ice into the sea where it pumped sand, gravel and gold. No other technology has ever produced as much gold as the Eddy Pump in such short periods of time. The Subdredge was able to out-produce 5 divers. At the end of the day, the Subdredge won the show and was averaging 3-ounces of Gold an hour!

The 4-inch Subdredge driving into a concrete-lined cooling water intake canal for the largest Power Plant in Mexico CFE. The Subdredge was able to pump material at solid rates of over 70% by volume and up to 150 cubic yards an hour of material. All of this was accomplished with no divers and without having any affect on the liner. The sand was being pumped vertically about 60-feet and horizontally over 1000-ft.

All of the equipment shown is engineered and manufactured in the USA. Visit EddyPump.com for specs or call our engineering representative with your project questions. At Eddy Pump, We Pump Solids, Not Water.

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