Flexible Passive Protection Nets

Flexible Passive Protection Nets are interception systems installed at slope bases. Unlike active systems that reinforce slopes directly, they act as catch fences—absorbing and stopping falling rocks before they reach protected areas below. As a reliable solution, double twist slope protection net technology provides the structural backbone for many configurations.
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Description

Flexible Passive Protection Nets consist of steel posts, wire rope nets, support ropes, anchor systems, and deformation rings. For intercepting small rocks, an additional wire mesh layer can be added. Notably, hexagonal wire mesh slope protection traps small fragmented debris, while ring net slope protection (using high-tensile steel rings) demonstrates superior impact resistance-sustaining peak stresses up to 675 MPa. Compared to rigid retaining walls, Flexible Passive Protection Nets require shorter construction periods and lower costs.

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Product Parameters

 

 

Parameter

Specification

Common Models

RX-025, RX-050, RX-075, RXI-025 to RXI-200

Protection Energy

150kJ – 2000kJ (up to 3000kJ)

Net Types

DO/08/200 diamond net, ring net (R12/3/300), double-twist hexagonal mesh

Post Spacing

10m (standard)

Support Rope

Φ16mm with 6 deformation rings per span

Standard Height

3m, 5m, 6m, 7m

Anti-corrosion

Hot-dip galvanized

Service Life

30-50 years

 

Product Advantages

 

 

The flexible structure absorbs impact energy efficiently through deformation rings. Installation requires no large-scale excavation-100 meters can be completed by 8 workers within 10 days. The modular design adapts to any slope terrain, while galvanizing ensures long-term durability.

 

Main Applications

 

 

Flexible Passive Protection Nets are ideal for intercepting rockfalls, debris flows, and avalanches. They protect highways, railways, mining areas, hydropower projects, and buildings at the foot of steep cliffs.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

 

 

Q: What distinguishes active from passive protection?

A: Active nets are tensioned onto slopes to prevent rockfalls. Passive systems are installed at slope bases to intercept falling rocks.

Q: What impact energy can these systems handle?

A: Standard systems handle 150kJ to 2000kJ, with high-performance versions tested up to 3000kJ.

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