Ten Lines Welded Galvanized Wire CWC Pipeline Reinforced Mesh

Galvanized Wire Pipeline Reinforced Mesh Description:

Galvanized Wire Pipeline Reinforced Mesh is a factory-fabricated reinforced concrete structure. By welding the steel mesh to the concrete, it forms a high-strength counterweight layer, used for pipeline anti-floating or mechanical protection.

It provides negative buoyancy to prevent pipeline uplift, and enhances pipeline impact and corrosion resistance, and replaces traditional double-layer steel pipes, reducing steel usage and construction costs.

Galvanized Wire Pipeline Reinforced Mesh Specification:

Galvanized Wire Pipeline Reinforced Mesh Four Types:

Galvanized Wire Pipeline Reinforced Mesh Good Features:

Structural Stability: Welded steel mesh enhances concrete bond strength, reducing crack risk by over 75%.

Durability: The surface can be coated with an anti-corrosion coating (such as hot-dip galvanizing or epoxy resin) for corrosion resistance against seawater and industrial wastewater.

Construction Efficiency: Prefabricated production enables fast installation (e.g., processing efficiency for 508mm-1219mm φ pipes reaches 1.0-1.2 km/8 hours).

Galvanized Wire Pipeline Reinforced Mesh Application:

Oil/Gas Pipelines: Subsea pipelines, swamp/lake crossings.

Hydraulic Engineering: Underwater pipeline counterweights and dam protection.

Industrial Facilities: Corrosion protection for sewage treatment plants and water pipelines.

Precautions for using Galvanized Wire Pipeline Reinforced Mesh:

1. Before storing or using the steel mesh, store it in a dry, rain-proof area to avoid exposure to water and moisture.

2. When transporting and unloading the mesh using a forklift, avoid scratching the mesh with the forklift's tines. This can cause deformation and damage to the mesh, complicating and impacting construction.

3. Operators must wear necessary protective gear during construction.