"Dredge" is the general usage in America and ,,dredger" is used in most parts of the world.
Dredger is defined as a vessel that is used to excavate the sediments from the seabed with the purpose of:
The dredgers can be classified in 2 categories:
Minerals such as gold, tin, diamonds, and rare earth elements can be mined using dredges. Dredges are commonly used in alluvial mining operations where loose mineral deposits are found in rivers, streams, or beaches.
Sand is typically harvested or extracted from beaches, riverbeds, and quarries using mechanical dredging equipment or suction dredges. In some cases, sand may also be collected manually with shovels and wheelbarrows. It is important to consider the environmental impacts of sand extraction, as it can lead to habitat destruction and erosion.
Placer mining is recovering gold dust that has washed into streams and rivers (panning and sluice boxes, as well as dredges today) . Quartz mining involves traditional mining of gold bearing quartz rock, and requires digging,transporting, and crushing the rock to extract the gold.
Computer, scuba gear, microscope, telescope, battles for sampling, thermometers and hydrometer are some of the equipment that a marine biologist use. They mostly do a scientific study of organisms in the ocean or other bodies of water.
The Giant Tortoise seems to be the animal with the longest life span. For years, the oldest known living animal was a Giant Galapagos Tortoise named Harriet. The giant tortoise was taken from the Galapagos Islands by naturalist Charles Darwin in 1835 as a personal pet during his five-year voyage on the HMS Beagle. On that voyage was a young naval officer, John Clements Wickham. After studying Harriet whilst formulating his theory of evolution, Darwin handed the tortoise on to Wickham when the latter sailed for Brisbane to take up a post as police magistrate. Over the years, the tortoise was carefully tended, and in 1958, was moved to naturalist David Fleay's wildlife park on the Gold Coast. She was moved to Australia Zoo on the Sunshine Coast in 1987 where she enjoyed celebrity status until her death on 23 June 2006.
Minerals such as gold, tin, diamonds, and rare earth elements can be mined using dredges. Dredges are commonly used in alluvial mining operations where loose mineral deposits are found in rivers, streams, or beaches.
Dredges and Farm Implements in the West - 1913 was released on: USA: 3 June 1913
Gold is often mined with dredges, which are used to extract gold-bearing gravel from riverbeds, streams, and other shallow bodies of water. Dredges can effectively separate gold particles from other materials, making them a popular method for gold mining in waterways.
There is no such thing at "dredges of milk" "that have blood in them". All milk in developed countries is highly regulated and inspected. Fluid milk for human consumption is very clean, safe, and always antibiotic and blood free.
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Thomas M. Turner has written: 'Fundamentals of hydraulic dredging' -- subject(s): Dredging, Dredges
the big dredges have big bucket type things that dig up dirt and separates the ore from the soil.
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Arthur Wells Robinson has written: 'Typical examples of modern dredging machinery' -- subject- s -: Dredges
establishments primarily engaged in operating sand and gravel pits and dredges and in washing, screening, or otherwise preparing sand and gravel for construction uses.
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Yes, steam power was commonly used to excavate canals during the 19th century. Steam-powered dredges and excavators were employed to remove soil and other materials efficiently, speeding up construction of canals.