Apparatus for recovering particulate material from the sea botto

Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – With separation of materials – Separation below surface of earth or water

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37 57, 37 70, 37 72, 254173R, E02F 500, E02F 906

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ABSTRACT:
A hydraulic dredge for recovering manganese nodules from the sea bottom includes a transfer station suspended from a mother ship at a fixed depth from the surface and a dredging tool assembly suspended from winches on the transfer station by means of cables whose effective lengths are varied in response to depth signals from sensors respectively associated with the cables on respective parts of the tool assembly to keep the same contiguously adjacent the sea floor surface in parallel relationship.

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