WO2009095135A1 - Aquaculture net with steel wires coated with metal strip - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
- A01K—ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; AVICULTURE; APICULTURE; PISCICULTURE; FISHING; REARING OR BREEDING ANIMALS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; NEW BREEDS OF ANIMALS
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
- A01K—ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; AVICULTURE; APICULTURE; PISCICULTURE; FISHING; REARING OR BREEDING ANIMALS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; NEW BREEDS OF ANIMALS
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- Y02A40/80—Adaptation technologies in agriculture, forestry, livestock or agroalimentary production in fisheries management
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- the invention relates to an aquaculture net with steel wires.
- Aquaculture nets or fish-farming nets are used to raise aquatic life such as fish.
- the aquaculture net keeps the aquatic life controlled and contained and protects the aquatic life inside the net against predators such as sharks and sea wolfs.
- the aquaculture nets are usually of the chain-link fence type. This is a fence of steel wires woven into a diamond pattern. The meshes have a dimension that is smaller than the dimension of the fish contained in the nets. Each steel wire is preformed by bending so that it exhibits a wavy pattern with maxima and minima. The maxima of a steel wire interlock with the minima of a neighbouring wire to form the patterns of a series of diamonds.
- Aquaculture nets with galvanized steel wires offer an acceptable resistance against bio-fouling, i.e. against fouling material that may grow on the mesh structure.
- fouling material refer to fouling organisms such as barnacles, algae or molluscs, which may attach and grow to the wire material of the mesh structure.
- this fouling mechanism may be so persistent that entire openings in the meshes may be filled blocking any introduction of fresh water or nutrition into the volume inside the mesh structure.
- JP-A-2004-261023 discloses a steel wire for aquaculture nets.
- the steel wire has a stainless steel core and a metal coating of cupronickel: a copper nickel alloy with nickel content ranging between 10 % and 30 % by weight.
- the metal coating can be applied either by hot dipping the stainless steel core in a copper nickel bath or by plating the stainless steel core with copper, thereafter with nickel and finally applying a thermal diffusion treatment.
- Copper nickel coatings have proven to provide a good resistance against corrosion because of the nickel and have proven to provide a good resistance against fouling because of the effect of copper.
- the existing prior art steel wires with copper nickel coatings lack the possibility to fine tune the thickness and the composition of the copper nickel coating because of following reasons or do not offer high quality steel wires with a thick coating.
- the composition of the copper nickel coating can be varied by varying the composition of the copper nickel bath.
- the thickness largely depends upon the wire speed of leaving the bath and upon the final degree of rolling or drawing. It is difficult, if not impossible, to obtain steel wires with a coating the thickness of which exceeds 30% of the wire diameter.
- the thickness of the copper nickel coating can be predetermined by increasing the time for (electro)- plating. It is hereby understood that the longer the plating treatment the thicker the coating and vice versa, all other parameters being constant.
- the composition is more difficult to control.
- nickel As the nickel is applied on top of the copper, nickel diffuses through the copper from the top and also from the stainless steel core since stainless steel also comprises nickel due to downstream heat treatments. This diffusion process, however, is difficult to control and to fine tune. As a result, with a thermal diffusion treatment it is impossible to obtain a coating with e.g. 90 wt% copper and 10 wt% nickel and having this same composition throughout the thickness of the coating.
- the dimensions of an aquaculture net are considerable.
- An example of a typical dimension is 30m x 30m x 15m, the last dimension being the depth of the net inside the water and the first two dimensions being the width and length of the net at the water surface.
- a net made of galvanized steel wire and of the above-mentioned dimensions has a weight above 4 metric Tonnes.
- An embodiment of an aquaculture net has been disclosed in WO-A1 -2007/031352. As such the weight of an aquaculture net needs to be kept to a minimum.
- a tuneable coating guarantees thickness thus controllable weight of the wires and the net.
- an aquaculture net with steel wires The steel wires have a steel core and a metal coating to give an anti-corrosion and anti-fouling property to the steel wires.
- the metal coating is in the form of a strip or a foil that is fixed around the steel core.
- a strip of a suitable metal of controlled composition and predetermined and desired thickness can be formed into a tube form. The width of this strip is somewhat greater or equal to the circumference of the steel core to be covered.
- the strip is closed in a tube and welded on or around the steel core.
- two strips can be used to cover the steel core. Instead of welding these two strips are drawn on the steel core.
- said metal coating is a copper nickel alloy.
- Copper nickel coatings have proven to provide a good resistance against corrosion because of the nickel, and good resistance against fouling because of the effect of copper.
- said metal coating is CuNixFey whereby x is 9, 10 or 11 and y is 1.
- said metal coating is CuNixSny whereby x is 8, 9, 10 or 11 and y is 1 , 2 or 3.
- x and y are weight percentages.
- said copper nickel alloy comprises at least 80 per cent by weight copper and between 5 per cent by weight and 15 per cent by weight nickel.
- a composition of 90 wt% Cu and 10 wt% Ni has proven to be an acceptable composition.
- said steel core according to the invention is a hard pre-drawn steel wire.
- a hard drawn steel wire has a much higher surface hardness than a wire rod just coming from the mill. Increased hardness of the inner core wire increases the adhesion of the coating to the steel core.
- a hard drawn steel also increases the initial tensile strength of the uncoated steel core wire used in aquaculture nets. Further drawing the steel wire after coating increases even more the final tensile strength and improves the adhesion of the coating to the steel core. Final tensile strengths above 1500 MPa, e.g. above 1800, e.g. above 2000 MPa and more may be obtained.
- the gaps between the steel core and the metal coating are smaller than 50 ⁇ m, e.g. smaller than 10 ⁇ m. Most preferably there are no gaps between said steel core and said metal coating. For reasons of corrosion in the salty seawater, all gaps are preferably avoided. The way how these gaps are avoided is explained hereinafter.
- said steel core comprises nickel, said nickel presenting a gradient close to the interface between said steel core and said metal coating, improving adhesion between the two composite materials. This is further described in Figure 5.
- said steel core has a body centered cubic structure and said metal coating has a face centered cubic structure, again for improving adhesion between the two composite materials.
- body centered cubic structure refers to the crystallographic structure and means that a crystal has one lattice point in the center of the unit cell in addition to the eight corner points. It has a contribution of 2 lattice points per unit cell ((1/8) * 8 + 1).
- face centered cubic structure refers to a crystallographic structure with lattice points on the faces of the cube of which each unit cube gets exactly one half contribution, in addition to the corner lattice points, giving a total of 4 atoms per unit cell ((1/8 for each corner) * 8 corners + (1/2 for each face) * 6 faces).
- said steel core is a low carbon steel, since a low carbon steel has a body centered cubic structure providing a good adhesion with a face centered cubic structure of a CuNi coating.
- said steel core is a stainless steel.
- Some types of stainless steel have a body centered cubic structure and other types of stainless steel have a face centered cubic structure. Any way, whatever type of stainless steel core is used, in comparison with low carbon steel stainless steel provides an excellent corrosion resistance even in case sea water penetrates until the steel core.
- the right level of adhesion is obtained by an adequate annealing treatment and by drawing the steel core and the coating to a high degree.
- Figure 1 shows an aquaculture net overgrown with bio-fouling material.
- Figure 2 shows a cross section of a wire according to the invention.
- Figure 3 shows an example of bad (3a) and good (3b) adhesion when welding a metal coating round a steel core.
- Figure 4 shows an example of bad (4a) and good (4b) mechanical adhesion between materials of different crystallographic structure.
- Figure 5 shows the effect of annealing at different temperatures.
- Figure 6 shows the process of welding a metal coating to a steel core.
- FIG 1 shows an aquaculture net 10 whereby the steel wires 12 of the mesh structure are overgrown with bio-fouling organisms 14, such as barnacles, algae or molluscs that attach to the net.
- bio-fouling organisms 14 such as barnacles, algae or molluscs that attach to the net.
- the fouling mechanism may be so persistent that entire openings in the meshes may be filled blocking any introduction of fresh water or nutrition into the volume inside the mesh structure.
- Figure 2 shows a cross section of a steel wire 12 according to the invention.
- a metal coating 16 is welded to or around a steel core 14.
- cladding means the process of providing a coating around a steel core in the form of a strip or a foil and fixing this to the steel core by means of welding or by means of drawing.
- Figure 3a shows an example of bad adhesion whereby a metal coating 16 is welded to a steel core 14 by means of a welding zone 18 leaving gaps 20 and 22 in the welding zone.
- Figure 3b shows an example of good adhesion whereby gaps 20 and 22 are avoided.
- clad wire adhesion was increased by using Turks heads at high temperature. Turks heads were applied just after the welding table to press the coating onto the core wire at a minimum temperature of 200 degrees C. All cross sections showed perfect adhesion. After combining with drawing in one die pass, no gaps were seen at the interface, even at the welding zone. The composite could be drawn at least 10% more in diameter directly in the cladding line. Characteristic voids or gaps at the welding zone were not observed during the further drawing.
- FIG. 4b shows an example of good mechanical adhesion for a steel core with a body centered cubic structure and a metal coating with a face centered cubic structure.
- Figure 4a shows a cross-section of a steel core and metal coating where both have a face centered cubic structure.
- the interface between the steel core and the coating has a surface area that is smaller than that of Figure 4b, hence providing less adhesion between the two materials.
- adhesion is increased by annealing at an appropriate temperature. Tests have been performed at different temperatures. Figure 5 shows the effect of annealing for 2 hours at 1070 degrees C. A significant enrichment in Ni is observed towards the outer surface of a stainless steel core 14. In other words, a gradient in Ni close to the interface between said steel core and said metal coating is noticed. This improves adhesion between the stainless steel core 14 and the metal coating 16.
- adhesion is increased by increasing the hardness and improving the surface quality of the inner wire.
- a hard drawn wire as starting core material yields better adhesion, compared to a rod as starting material.
- Clad wire adhesion can be measured by means of indirect methods, such as by cutting the composite wire with pliers or others and observing the ends.
- Another indirect method is by following up the corrosion at the cut ends in a hot sea water test. Bad adhesion has a direct impact on cut end corrosion. Yet another indirect method is by optical microscopy and cross section roughness measurements. A fourth indirect method is by SEM and EDXS to check the diffusion.
- Figure 6 shows the process of welding a metal coating 16 to a steel core 14.
- a strip of a suitable metal 16 and predetermined thickness can be formed into a tube form. The width of this strip is somewhat greater or equal to the circumference of the steel core 14 to be covered. The strip is closed in a tube and welded around the steel core. After welding, Turks heads 60 press the metal coating 16 to the steel core 14.
- a metal coating of predefined composition and thickness is applied to a steel core wire.
- Said metal coating is a copper nickel alloy.
- the metal coating is welded around or on a steel wire core.
- the process step of welding may be preceded by a step of drawing the steel wire in order to provide a steel wire with increased hardness and with increased tensile strength.
- the process step of welding may be followed by a step of pressing the coating against the steel core by means of Turks heads at a minimum temperature of 200 degrees Celsius.
- the process step of enclosing the steel core with a strip or foil of metal may be followed by a step of annealing the steel core with the metal coating at a temperature above 950°C for a time period of at least one hour.
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JP2010544604A JP5329567B2 (en) | 2008-01-30 | 2008-12-15 | Aquaculture nets with metal strip coated steel wire |
AT08871903T ATE528985T1 (en) | 2008-01-30 | 2008-12-15 | AQUACULTURAL NETWORK WITH STEEL WIRES COATED WITH METAL STRIPS |
SI200830467T SI2237659T1 (en) | 2008-01-30 | 2008-12-15 | Aquaculture net with steel wires coated with metal strip |
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