Power from shore
The onboard dry-type transformer connects the dredger to its onshore electrical supply, providing power for the electric dredging and working equipment.
Italdraghe SGT 400 E · Eco-Green Dredger
Electric cutter suction dredging, powered from shore. The SGT 400 E brings a 500 kW dredging pump and a 75 kW cutter together in a modular dredger for project-specific deployment.

01 / Power & control
Shore power supplies the onboard electrical system. Confirm the site connection and supply capacity before specifying the dredger.
The onboard dry-type transformer connects the dredger to its onshore electrical supply, providing power for the electric dredging and working equipment.
Inverters control starting and adjustment of the dredging pump drive and the cutter motor. The 500 kW and 75 kW ratings describe these two systems individually.
Electric winches control the swing motion, raise the ladder and move the two spuds. The manufacturer describes operation by one person from the control cabin.
Site electrical design must account for the complete installed load, auxiliaries and operating conditions; the pump and cutter ratings alone do not define the required shore connection.

02 / Modular construction
The dredger can be dismantled for transport by road, rail or sea, then assembled at the work site. Its layout combines the pump installation, control cabin, cutter ladder and spud equipment on a transportable platform.
Plan the access route, lifting arrangements, assembly area and shore power supply together. Confirm transport dimensions and component weights with the manufacturer for the selected configuration.
Open the original datasheet ↗03 / Technical data
Manufacturer data for the standard arrangement described in the supplied datasheet.
3,000 m³/h is a maximum water-and-material mixture flow, not a solids production rate. Actual output depends on the material, discharge pipeline, pumping head and site conditions. The manufacturer’s performance curves are indicative and require adjustment for each project.
04 / Winches, spuds & electrical system
05 / Optional equipment
Availability and suitability must be confirmed for the final scope. Optional items are not implied to be included in the standard specifications.
Options include a spud carriage, anchor booms with enlarged side pontoons, positioning equipment and increased dredging depth.
Discuss pipeline length and diameter, discharge equipment, booster pumps and production measurement as part of the complete dredging system.
Cabin damping, air conditioning and on-site operator training are listed options. Supporting pipelines and workboats can also be discussed with the manufacturer.
06 / Source documentation
Product photographs, arrangement and specifications are based on the supplied Italdraghe SGT 400 E datasheet.
Technical data are manufacturer guidelines and may change. Confirm the final configuration, electrical interface and guaranteed duty point directly for your project before ordering.
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