Mooring & Net Configuration
From buoys, chains and anchors to net specification, the integration is mapped against site conditions to connect aquaculture spaces with the marine environment.
First the environment, then the configuration.
Cage body, mooring and net must be considered under one set of site conditions. Water depth, seabed, wind, wave and current, together with the cultured species, jointly shape the configuration discussion.
From surface connections to the underwater aquaculture space.
Understand the configuration across three layers: body, mooring and net.
Buoys & Connectors
Confirm selection against buoyancy configuration, connection locations and inspection access.
Chains & Anchors
Discuss mooring configuration against water depth, seabed and environmental loads.
Nets & Accessories
Match species, cage specification, hooks and maintenance approach.
Turn site data into configuration evidence.
Schematic of the configuration flow; engineering layout and calculations confirmed separately.
Submit Site Data
Provide water depth, seabed and sea condition information.
Confirm Body & Net
Discuss cage specification, stock and maintenance requirements.
Form Configuration Plan
Combine with simulation analysis to confirm connection and mooring configuration.
Make your requirements clear, and selection easier.
The following information helps confirm applicable scope and the proposed configuration.
Bring your specific needs, and let's discuss equipment configuration.
Share your stock, site conditions and configuration needs, so we can clarify the scope and implementation approach together.
Request a Configuration Plan