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  SRAF - SLEBOS RESEARCH - Anti Fouling System
Posted by: NavyNet on Wednesday, October 29, 2003 - 09:54 CET
 
 
Monaco Yacht Show

logosraf.jpgWhat is fouling ?
The nautical term "fouling" refers to the growth of organic matter o­n the underside of boats and ships. This can be algae, mussels, barnacles and other types of shellfish. These cause a loss of speed by as much as 20% : a particularly important factor for salvage ships. Fouling can activate corrosion o­n steel hulls, increase the osmose reaction o­n polyester hulls, and the rotting of wooden hulls.

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Dans le language nautique, le "Fouling" constitue le développement des matières organiques sur les coques des bateaux. Ces particules peuvent être des algues,



des moules ou tout autre coquillage. Leur accumulation est responsable d'une perte de vitesse pouvant atteindre les 20%. Par ailleurs, le "Fouling crée une corrosion des coques en acier, une dégradation de celles en bois, et surtout une augmentation de la réaction d'osmose sur les coques en polyester.
SRAF a mis au point un système d'anti-fouling à placer sous votre bateau. Sans produits chimiques, il protège l'environnement marin

 
 
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