The marine industry is in continuous search for materials resistant to aggressive influence of salty water.
Basalt fiber is a promising material for marine applications because of the following benefits: it is non-combustible and thermal-resistant, dielectric, radio-and magnetic transparent, retains its performance in a wide range of different temperatures, resistant to aggressive environments, vibration and mechanical stresses.
RCAM Technologies, a developer of 3D printed offshore wind foundations made of basalt fiber reinforced concrete is one of two totaling about $1.9 million.
Biosourced and recyclable materials – basalt fiber and PET foam – are used to build a brand new catamaran Windelo.
Basalt knits SEAL for protecting submerged marine structures from fouling reached Innovation Award Finals that took place in Germany.
To make shipbuilding fasteners, scientists from Russian institute IMC RAS have developed a new composite material from basalt fiber-reinforced polymers.
A unique boat dock has been constructed using concrete mixed with seawater and composite basalt fiber and glass fiber rebars.
Omer 11 whose hull is made of basalt fiber reinforced plastic laminates got the main awards in the 15th International Submarine Race.
GS4C will make a presentation on basalt composites and other sustainable materials for the boat building at the summit taking place in Genoa.
Amer Yachts has entered into cooperation agreement with GS4C in a move to replace fiberglass with basalt fiber in its yacht structure.
The FIBRESHIP project presented a demo version: a section of the hull of a 20-tonne oceanographic vessel built in fiber-reinforced polymer.
This thesis studies macro basalt fibre concrete for marine application, its flow characteristics and mechanical properties.
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