Sediment relocation machine

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E02F 5/00 (2006.01) E02F 3/92 (2006.01)

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CA 2159703

The invention relates to an apparatus for relocating sedimentary materials particularly from the bottom of water channels. The invention utilizes a water jet fluidizer to displace sedimentary materials and to suspend them in a water flow. The water flow containing the suspended, dispersed sedimentary material is contained within shaped ducting and re- directed as a uni-directional flow, so that re-deposition of the displaced sediments is controlled. The apparatus includes a manifold having parallel jets spaced apart in a transverse direction along it; a parallelogram linkage for controlling the position of the manifold; a hose for supplying water under pressure to the manifold; and a duct means arranged opposite the manifold for directing the flow of dislodged sedimentary material in suspension. The apparatus preferably is supported on wheels and is controlled by the linkage from a boat. Although in shallow water, the device may be supported on a hand controlled trolley. The apparatus provides the advantage that dislodged sedimentary material may be re-deposited with more control in a desired location.

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