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Home›Business development›Improving waterways in Vietnam with Royal IHC Beavers
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October 17, 2023 · about 3 years ago

Improving waterways in Vietnam with Royal IHC Beavers

Xuan Thien Group, a construction and infrastructure development company in Vietnam, recently embarked on a significant dredging project in Ninh Binh to improve waterways and support sustainable urban development. The company also aims to enhance navigation and prevent flooding in the region. “In thi

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Xuan Thien Group, a construction and infrastructure development company in Vietnam, recently embarked on a significant dredging project in Ninh Binh to improve waterways and support sustainable urban development. The company also aims to enhance navigation and prevent flooding in the region.

“In this project Xuan Thien Group employs our state-of-the-art Beaver® dredgers 45 and 65 to efficiently handle the dredging tasks. To achieve their goals, they also sought the expertise of our consultancy services including dredge master support,” said Royal IHC.

In the initial stages, Royal IHC conducted thorough project investigations and comprehensive soil analysis to determine the most suitable approach for dredging.

“Our consultants then facilitated equipment selection, ensuring that the Beaver® dredgers 45 and 65 were the perfect fit for the specific requirements of the project,” said the Dutch company.

This selection process involved considering the size and type of dredgers, as well as their efficiency in various dredging tasks.

Next steps included the design of a project plan and an introduction into dredging in general and specifically on equipment.

Under the project, IHC also supported with a construction of landfill, with an explanation of soil type and dredged material.

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