This invention relates to the field of
sediment remediation, and more particularly to a device for treating river and lake
sediment. Existing devices are inconvenient for judging the thickness of river and lake
sediment during use, making it difficult to inject liquid
bacteria into sediment of varying thicknesses, resulting in uneven distribution of the liquid
bacteria. This invention includes a
hull, with a mounting base fixedly connected to the bottom of the
hull. A feed hopper is fixedly connected to the mounting base, and a hollow tube is rotatably connected to the lower part of the feed hopper. This invention uses a disc positioned on top of the river and lake sediment, allowing a guide
pipe,
threaded rod, and
agitator to enter the sediment. An appropriate amount of liquid
bacteria is then added to the feed hopper. This allows for the injection of liquid bacteria into sediment of varying thicknesses while minimizing
dilution by the water, thus improving the
treatment effect of river and lake sediment.