Dammbasts

Dammbasts, also known as dam barges or dam boats, are large, flat-bottomed vessels used in the construction and maintenance of dams. They are typically constructed from reinforced concrete or steel and are designed to float on water, allowing them to be towed to the dam site. Once in place, dammbasts are filled with water or other materials to provide stability and support during the construction process. They can also be used to create temporary cofferdams, which are watertight barriers used to exclude water from an area during construction. Dammbasts are an essential tool in dam construction, providing a stable platform for workers and equipment, and helping to control water levels and flow during the construction process. They are often used in conjunction with other construction techniques, such as drilling and blasting, to create the necessary space for the dam structure.