About EDDY Pump
EDDY Pump Corporation is a state-of-the-art dredge pump engineering and slurry pump manufacturing company. We are committed to providing the best technology and service to our clients.
We are one of the few dredge manufacturers that build both our pumps and dredging equipment to ensure optimal support.
We Pump Solids, Not Water.
Total Production Cost Comparison 
| 10-in EDDY Pump Dredge | 10-in Leading Centrifugal Pump Dredge | |||
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| Initial Acquisition Cost | $160,000.00 | $125,000.00 | ||
| Equipment | 10-in EDDY Excavator Pump | 10-in Centrifugal Pump Attachment | ||
| Production (cubic yards of material per hour) | 300 cy/hr | 150 cy/hr | ||
| Total Production over a year |
Based on working 5 days a week and 10-hour shifts and 52 weeks per year
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| Total Cost of Replacement parts over a year (mechanical seal, impeller, etc) |
$2,500.00 (includes cutter teeth, and miscellaneous) |
$30,000.00 (Mechanical Seal, Impeller, Cutterteeth) |
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| Corrective Action Costs over a year (downtime and labor costs for changing out failed parts, etc) |
$5,000.00 (includes cutter teeth, and miscellaneous) |
$45,000.00 (Mechanical Seal, Impeller, Cutterteeth) |
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| Total Equipment Operation Cost per Cubic Yard (minus operating costs such as diesel and operator’s labor) |
Total Cost per year: $167,500.00 Total Cost per cubic yard: ($167,500.00) / (624,000 cubic yards per year) / = $0.27 per cubic yard |
Total Cost per year: $200,000.00 Total Cost per cubic yard: ($200,000.00) / (234,000 cubic yards per year) = $0.85 per cubic yard |
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EDDY Pump’s Production Cost is 3x less than Competition.
The total cost is the sum of the equipment’s initial cost, operating cost, maintenance cost, and disposal cost.
The dredging capacity refers to the volume (in cubic yards) the dredging equipment can handle per unit of time.
Finally, the cost per cubic yard is calculated by dividing the total cost by the dredging capacity. This will provide the cost effectiveness of each piece of equipment.
The dredging capacity refers to the volume (in cubic yards) the dredging equipment can handle per unit of time.
Finally, the cost per cubic yard is calculated by dividing the total cost by the dredging capacity. This will provide the cost effectiveness of each piece of equipment.
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Both of the Eddy Brine Pumps have been operating great. Wish I could say the same about the other pumps (Chestertons’s) – 5 of 6 failed on me during my last deployment.
LCDR Donnell
Chief Engineer, US Navy, USS Kearsarge