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Anping Xinxing Nickel Wire Mesh Factory
China Sea Water Resisting Wire manufacturer

Sea Water Resisting Wire

Product Name:	Sea Water Resisting Wire
Model No.:	Dia.0.05mm~2.5mm
Place of Origin:	Hebei,China (Mainland)
Brand Name:	Xinxing

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Sea Water Resisting Wire Description

Payment & Shipping Terms:

Payment Term: L/C, D/P, T/T, D/A

Means of Transport:Land, Ocean, Air

Supply Capacity:

Production Capacity: 50 tons/month

Packing: Spooled and Seald up

Delivery Date: 2~20days

Sea Water Resisting Wire:

Copper-nickel alloys have high resistance to sea water environments. There are two common alloys, containing nominally 10% and 30% of nickel. The 10% nickel alloy is the most widely used for sea water handling service.

There are several variations in composition giving other alloys within the cupper nickel series. A small content of iron is essential for best performance.

Copper-nickel is an established alloy for many of the world's navies. It is also used in merchant shipping, the power

Offshore Fire Water Systems

Sea water deluge fire extinguishing systems in copper-nickel have been selected for offshore platforms over many years. Copper nickel alloy pipework on a natural gas platform in Morecambe Bay, UK.

Good thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance to the sea water flow rates required have allowed copper-nickel tube to remain an established alloy where high reliability is called for.

Sea Water Intakes

Fouling on intakes and intake screens can restrict water flow and if detached cause blockages to heat exchangers or cause mechanical damage to pumps and valves. Copper-nickel with its high resistance to macrofouling can be very beneficial in this application.

Unfouled copper nickel alloy mesh(right) with adjacent heavily fouled galvanised steel mesh(left) after exposure in sea water.

Fish Farming

The excellent bio-fouling and corrosion resistance of 90/10 copper-nickel mesh coupled with its mechanical strength and low resistance to water flow, make it an ideal material for the large scale development of underwater pens and enclosures. thus adding a new dimension to fish farming.

The biocidal properties of the 90/10 copper-nickel alloy surface help to prevent fouling of fish cages fabricated from woven wire or expanded mesh. There is no extra uptake or accumulation of copper by the fish. They are as palatable as those grown naturally and appear to grow more rapidly than fish reared in cages of other material.