Strong....cheap...non corrosive material
Strong....cheap...non corrosive material
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Picture a mine headgear in 50m of sea water sat in a strong current, what materials would you use? It must be strong, and last at least 20 years, is this possible at a realistic price.
I would be glad for any thoughts.
I would be glad for any thoughts.





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Designing a structure so that it is all in compression is the best bet regardless of the material.
Very few materials like being under tension in seawater.
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Mike Halloran
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