“华蓥造”全球首个大型玄武钢材料深海养殖浮体平台成功下水

Core Viewpoint - The successful launch of the basalt fiber composite deep-sea aquaculture floating platform in Hainan marks a significant advancement in marine engineering, utilizing basalt fiber as a primary structural material for the first time globally [3]. Group 1: Product and Technology - The floating platform weighs approximately 50 tons, which is only one-third of the weight of traditional steel structures, and features a modular design that allows for prefabrication and assembly [3]. - The platform is designed to operate under extreme conditions, capable of withstanding super typhoon conditions (up to level 17) with a design lifespan exceeding 30 years and minimal maintenance required [3]. - The total volume of the floating platform for aquaculture exceeds 10,000 cubic meters, with an expected annual production of around 150 tons of aquatic products and the capacity to cultivate approximately 80 million high-quality seawater fish fry annually [3]. Group 2: Industry Context and Challenges - Current deep-sea aquaculture facilities predominantly use metal materials, which face severe corrosion issues due to prolonged exposure to high-salinity and high-humidity marine environments, leading to high operational and maintenance costs [4]. - The introduction of basalt fiber, a high-performance green material with excellent corrosion resistance, high strength, and durability, aims to address these challenges and reduce maintenance costs significantly [4]. - The company has developed over 40 related patents and continues to expand the application of basalt fiber composites in marine aquaculture, island bridges, and underwater infrastructure, aiming to establish a design and manufacturing capacity for high-end marine equipment in the future [4].