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1 hopper dredger
<build.mach> ■ Schachtbagger m<build.mach> (self-propelled dredger carrying the soil in hoppers) ■ Laderaumsaugbagger m<build.mat> (e.g. for waterways) ■ Hopperbagger m -
2 split hopper dredger
English-german engineering dictionary > split hopper dredger
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3 suction hopper dredger
< convey> ■ Saughopperbagger mEnglish-german technical dictionary > suction hopper dredger
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4 hopper suction dredger
hopper suction dredger1 BERGB Hoppersaugbagger m (mit Laderaum)hopper suction dredger2 UMSCHL Saugbagger m (mit Laderaum)English-german engineering dictionary > hopper suction dredger
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5 split-hopper suction dredger
English-german engineering dictionary > split-hopper suction dredger
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6 deep sea hopper suction dredger
English-german engineering dictionary > deep sea hopper suction dredger
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7 trailing hopper suction dredger
English-german engineering dictionary > trailing hopper suction dredger
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