News & Case Studies - Page 4 of 7 - Mud Cat Dredges

The Mud Cat cuts through dense fly ash sludge in Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) holding pond.

A new field of engineering in Denmark by Stig Petersen New methods are being used in restoring Lake Brabrand in cooperation

Boat owners in the Bay Point, Montana, area will be happy to see dredging today. Schwarz Architecture and Engineering has been working

While federal funding for land and water conservation activities has been slashed tremendously, other methods of financing

In the midst of barns, fields and dairy cows, a shiny dredging machine looks a bit out of place. But such a machine, called the Mud Cat

It got so at the Valley Hi Lake in Colorado Springs, Colo., that anyone could walk on water and would get no more than a hohum.

Whitewater Memorial State Park is located in east-central Indiana near the community of Liberty, Indiana. This seventeen hundred

There’s plenty of rich coal in slurry ponds. And all you need to get it out is to get yourself one of these mini-dredges.

For the past 15 years, residents of privately-owned Lake Tishomingo have watched their lake slowly deteriorate from a gradual buildup

For years, the residents of Olathe, Kansas, watched their North and South Frisco Lakes fill with tons of dirt, mud and all sorts of debris.

Excerpted from The Journal News By Ken Valenti NEW ROCHELLE – After years of plans and permits, the dredging of the city’s

As the Mud Cat machine continues to restore all kinds of waters, it continues to demonstrate its flexibility. Two recent applications

by Mary Byrnes Don’t let the name fool you. Mud Cat only sounds like the latest addition to the list of endangered species.

Five picturesque creeks and coves in eastern Baltimore County, MD are being dredged and another four will be scooped in an aggressive

The Mud Cat dredgehead has very high precision, minimum turbidity and low water flow as its special features. Long-term