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Application of high strengh duplex stainless steel wire for offshore fish farming cages and geological protection systems

  • The first part of this work shows the development and application of a new material system using high strength duplex stainless steel wires as net material with environmentally compatible antifouling properties for off-shore fish farm cages. Current net materials from textiles (polyamide) shall be partially replaced by high strength duplex stainless steel in order to have a more environmentally compatible system which meets the more severe mechanical loads (waves, storms, predatores (sharks, seals)). With a new antifouling strategy current issues like reduced ecological damage (e.g. due to copper disposal), lower maintenance costs (e.g. cleaning) and reduced durability shall be resolved. High strength steel wires are also widely used in geological protection systems, for example rockfall protection or slope stabilisation. Normally hot-dip galvanised carbon steel is used in this case. But in highly corrosive environments like coastal areas, volcanic areas or mines for example, other solutions with a high corrosion resistance and sufficient mechanical properties are necessary. Protection systems made of high strength duplex stainless steel wires enable a significantly longer service life of the portection systems and therefore a higher level of security.

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Author:Matthias Sorg, Arnulf HörtnaglGND, Corinna Wendeler, Paul GümpelGND
Parent Title (English):10th International European Stainless Steel Conference and 6th European Duplex Stainless Steel Conference (ESSC & DUPLEX 2019), 30.09. – 02.10.2019, Vienna, Austria
Document Type:Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Year of Publication:2019
Release Date:2020/01/16
Tag:High strength; Duplex stainless steel; Wire; Fish farming; Geological protection
Page Number:7
First Page:407
Last Page:413
Institutes:Institut für Werkstoffsystemtechnik Thurgau - WITg
Open Access?:Nein