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| Priour, Daniel. |
| Measurements at sea during fishing trials on bottom trawl, have revealed that the geometry of the trawl is affected by the catch. A series of 27 hauls of around 3h have been carried out during the EFFICHALUT project. This project aimed to find out improvements on the fishing gear in order to reduce the energy consumption. For this project numerous sensors have been used, for bridles tension, doors spread, vertical opening, doors attitude. The measurements show quite clearly that the doors spread decreases and the bridles tension increases along most of the hauls. The doors spread decreases by 1.35m per hour, with a standard deviation of 1.98m/h when the top bridle tension increases of 47kg/h, with a standard deviation of 59kg/h. The mean catch per haul is... |
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Palavras-chave: Trawl; Data; Modelling; Doors spread; Bridle tension; Catch weight. |
| Ano: 2013 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00186/29761/28208.pdf |
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| De La Prada, Amelia; Priour, Daniel. |
| Thirty-seven hauls of a bottom trawl were carried out, as part of a national French project. These sea trials were undertaken in an area with strong currents: up to 1 knot. The measurements at sea of the bottom bridle’s tension show a clear effect of the current. Although the water speed relative to the trawl is constant, when the boat tows with current, the bottom bridle’s tension increases, and when the boat tows against the current, the bottom bridle’s tension decreases. The mean bottom bridle tension is 7840 N and increases with a slope of 1197 N for each m/s of current. The current has almost no effect on the top bridle’s tension: for a mean value of approximately 9810 N, the increment is 106 N for each m/s of current. The modelling of the trawl gear... |
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Palavras-chave: Trawl; Data; Numerical model; Bridle tension; Bottom boundary layer; Water speed. |
| Ano: 2015 |
URL: https://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00266/37710/35800.pdf |
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| Priour, Daniel; De La Prada, Amelia. |
| Measurements at sea during fishing trials on bottom trawl have revealed that the geometry of the trawl is affected by the catch. A series of 37 hauls of around 3 h were carried out during the French EFFICHALUT project. The aim of this project was to carry out improvements on the fishing gear in order to reduce energy consumption. For this project, numerous sensors were used: for bridle tension, door spread, vertical opening, and door attitude. The measurements show quite clearly that the door spread decreases and the bridle tension increases during most of the hauls. The door spread decreased by 1.35 m/h, with a standard deviation of 1.98 m/h while the top bridle tension increased by 47 kg/h, with a standard deviation of 59 kg/h. The mean catch per haul... |
| Tipo: Text |
Palavras-chave: Trawl; Data; Modeling; Door spread; Bridle tension; Catch weight. |
| Ano: 2015 |
URL: https://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00239/34990/33525.pdf |
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