MSC 134 Fishing Gear Technology II - Cape Fear...
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MSC 132/134
Fishing Gear Technology I & II
Appendix: Netting Theory and Tapers
Excerpts from:
FAO Cataloque of Small Scale Fishing Gear, Edited by C. Nedelec, Fishing
News Books Ltd. & Whitefriars Press Ltd., London, England. 1975
Fisherman’s Workbook,compiled by J. Prado, Fishing News Books,
Oxford:1990
Shrimp Trawl Design & Performance, D. Harrington, J. Watson, L. Parker, J.
Rivers, C. Taylor, Georgia Sea Grant Program, Marine Extension Service,
University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. 1988
Meshes: Types and Measurement Methods
Knotted Netting Knotless Netting Hexagonal Mesh
Bar or Square Bar or SquareBar
OM = Mesh Opening
a = Stretched Mesh
OM = Mesh Opening
a = Stretched Mesh
a = Stretched Mesh
Mesh
Opening
Primary Hanging Ratio
“Horizontal Orientation of Netting”
E1 is the Primary or Horizontal Hanging Ratio.
L is the “hung” length of the netting or the length of rope
on which a net panel is mounted.
Lo is the length of netting when fully extended. (stretched
netting before hanging)
E1 = L ÷ Lo
Therefore L = E1 x Loand
Lo = L ÷ E1
Secondary Hanging Ratio
“Vertical Orientation of Netting”
E2 is the Secondary or Vertical Hanging Ratio.
H is the “hung” height or depth of the netting or the fully
mounted net.
Ho is the height of the netting when fully extended.
(stretched netting before hanging)
E2 = H ÷ Ho
Therefore H = E2 x Hoand
Ho = H ÷ E2