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Regardless, removing cargo and/or dredging around the ship is gonna be tons (literally) less work (literally).
by throwaway0a5e 6y ago
Regardless, removing cargo and/or dredging around the ship is gonna be tons (literally) less work (literally).
- bbarnett 6y agoA dual approach might be to dig around, but just place the dirt in preparation for a temporary levy scenario. So much cash burned per hour, a fallback wouldn't hurt, and secondary backhoes could be used, so the primaries don't slow down in their primary task, dredging. Of course, I bet someone is, even now, trying to reduce costs, not caring that even an hour or two will wipe out all savings.
- engineer_22 6y agoThat is an engineer's job, of course, to match project outcomes to schedule and cost. An atom bomb would certainly clear the canal, but what of the cost?