Field Fence/Cattle Fence

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March 10: The March 10th blizzard in Fargo adds to the snowfall and frozen precipitation already accumulating in the southern Red River Valley.

© Donald Schwert © Daniel Reetz © Donald Schwert © Donald Schwert © Donald Schwert March 24: Construction of a temporary earthen dike along Oak St. N, looking south from 11th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 32.4′.

© Donald Schwert March 24: A sandbag dike was quickly constructed today at Elm Circle, Fargo, North Dakota. Thanks go to the many, many volunteers who helped fill and pile the sandbags. Red River stage (at Fargo): 32.4′.

© Donald Schwert March 24: What was intended to have been a temporary earthen dike to protect Legion Field in Fargo gets overwhelmed by the developing flood, as does the baseball field itself. Red River stage (at Fargo): 32.4′.

© Donald Schwert March 25: The thaw ends, as temperatures plunge below freezing. Heavy snows fall, impeding temporary dike construction. View is south from the Main Avenue bridge, Moorhead,hesco bastion-Military Barriers,Hesco Bastions-Wire Mesh, Minnesota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6′.

© Daniel Reetz March 25: As floodwaters rise, the bridge at Main Avenue becomes one of the last functional traffic bridges across the Red River. View is to the east from Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6′.

© Daniel Reetz March 25: North 3rd Street in Moorhead, Minnesota, is inundated by the rising waters of the Red River. Street lamps show the position of the street. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6′.

© Daniel Reetz March 25: Bridges across the Red River, view facing west toward Fargo. To the right is the Center Avenue Bridge. To the left is a bridge for the BNSF Railroad. To the left, distant,gabion-8.3015-Wire Mesh, is the Main Avenue Bridge. Red River stage (at Fargo): 36.6′.

© Daniel Reetz March 25: In preparation for expanding an existing sandbag dike, snow is removed. Woodcrest Drive, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 26: Busloads of patient volunteers receive instructions on how to expand an existing sandbag dike. Woodcrest Drive, Fargo, North Dakota.
© Daniel Reetz March 26: Tough guys: everyone joins in in a massive volunteer effort to construct miles and miles of sandbag dikes. Fargo, North Dakota.

© Daniel Reetz March 26: Hesco bastion barriers were originally designed as blast walls, that could be quickly assembled in military zones. They are gabions (i.e. wire cages), covered with a liner and then loaded with sand. They assemble quickly and now serve Fargo as effective floodwalls. This photo shows the "kit."
© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barriers assembled as flood walls, Legion Field, Elm Street N and 12th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6′.

© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barriers assembled as flood walls, Legion Field, Elm Street N and 12th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6′.

© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barriers assembled as flood walls, Legion Field, Elm Street N and 12th Ave. N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6′.

© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barrier merging into a sandbag dike, 11th Avenue N. and Elm Street, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6′.

© Donald Schwert March 26: Hesco bastion barrier merging into a sandbag dike, 11th Avenue N. and Elm Street, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6′.

© Donald Schwert March 26: Temporary clay dike being constructed at entrance to Trefoil Park, Elm Street N and 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6′.

© Donald Schwert March 26: Elm Street N and 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6′.

© Donald Schwert March 26: Elm Street N and 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 39.6′.

© Donald Schwert March 27: At 2 a.m, ambulances line up at MeritCare Hospital (the largest hospital in North Dakota) to assist in the evacuation of patients. Fargo, North Dakota.

© Daniel Reetz March 27: Sandbag crew reconstructing temporary dike at south edge of El Zagal Shrine, 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7′.

© Donald Schwert March 27: Sandbag crew reconstructing temporary dike at south edge of El Zagal Shrine, 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7′.

© Donald Schwert March 27: Sandbags,Welded Gabion Box, with sandbags on top of permanent dike. West end El Zagal Golf Course, 3rd Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7′.

© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary earthen dike along 14th Avenue N at Oak Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7′.

© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary earthen dike along 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota. Floodwaters are frozen are opposite side. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7′.

© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary earthen dike along 15th Avenue N, Fargo,t post, North Dakota. Floodwaters are frozen are opposite side. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7′.

© Donald Schwert March 27: Temporary lift station (multiple pumps) along 15th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota.

© Donald Schwert March 27: Floodwaters (frozen) covering the baseball field at Jack Williams Stadium, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7′.

© Donald Schwert March 27: View facing southwest from Moorhead onto the Main Avenue Bridge. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.7′.

© Larry Hansen March 28: Dawn at Main Avenue bridge, Fargo, North Dakota. Just after crest.

© Daniel Reetz March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View includes the Heritage Hjemkomst Center in Moorhead, Minnesota (white structure, far left). Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View is to the south from the bridge on Main Avenue. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Moorhead, Minnesota. View is to the south from the bridge on Main Avenue. Flooded houses in the Woodlawn Park neighborhood are visible in the distance. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View is of the flood wall at the east end of the Main Avenue bridge. Blue structure in the distance is the temporary buildup of the permanent dike at Island Park. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest at downtown Fargo, North Dakota. View is at the east end of the Main Avenue bridge. Minor leakage is occurring from flood wall to the left. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest along temporary earthen dike on top of 2nd Street N, downtown Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Flood just after crest along temporary earthen dike on top of 2nd Street N, downtown Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen diking at S. Terrace and Elm Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. Dike in the foreground is a contingency dike lining Elm Street,fence post–Wire Mesh, should any the temporary diking in the Oak Grove Neighborhood fail. Red River (frozen) is visible in the distance. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen dike at 7th Avenue N and Oak Street, Fargo, North Dakota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen dike along Oak Street N, Fargo, North Dakota. View is to the north, toward Mikkelson Field. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Earthen dike along Oak Street N at 8th Avenue N, Fargo,gabion box, North Dakota. View is to the north, toward Mikkelson Field. Red River stage (at Fargo): 40.8′.

© Donald Schwert March 28: Sandbagged home, Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota.

© Wendy Reed March 28: Sandbagged home, Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota.

© Wendy Reed March 28: Dusk at Jack Williams Stadium, 12th Avenue N and Elm Street, Fargo, North Dakota.

© Daniel Reetz March 29: Snowmen walking on water are a reliable indicator of non-normalcy. Moorhead, Minnesota.

© Daniel Reetz March 29: BNSF railroad bridge, Moorhead, Minnesota.

© Daniel Reetz March 29: Media coverage of the flood is directed to outer space from a truck parked behind a snowpile, Moorhead, Minnesota.
© Daniel Reetz March 29: The downtown Fargo fire station serves as a mobilization center for both military and fire department traffic.

© Daniel Reetz March 29: Borrow pit for clay at 36th Avenue N and University Drive, Fargo, North Dakota. One of several massive pits being dug for clay, hauled away to build the temporary dikes.

© Guy Hokanson March 29: Moorhead, Minnesota. View northwestward onto flooded railroad bridge. The Heritage Hjemkomst Heritage Center is in the distance.
© Larry Hansen March 29: Moorhead, Minnesota. View northwestward toward the Moorhead Center Mall.

© Larry Hansen March 29: Moorhead, Minnesota. View northwestward from the Main Avenue Bridge.

© Larry Hansen March 30: With strong winds expected from the north, sheeting is laid upon an earthen dike to protect it from wave erosion. Elm Street N at 14th Avenue N, Fargo, North Dakota.

© Guy Hokanson March 30: Piles of sandbags, manufactured in India, await their destiny in Fargo, North Dakota.

© Daniel Reetz March 30: Heavy snows associated with the arrival yet another winter storm fall upon Fargo, as the flood threat continues. These words inscribed on the Statue of Liberty’s tablet seem strangely appropriate: "Give me your tired . . . "  
© Daniel Reetz March 31: Amidst a heavy snowstorm, reporter Karen Pauls of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation records the reactions of Fargo citizens to the ongoing flood. 14th Avenue N. and Oak Street,Gabion box with pvc coated, just south of the earthen dike at El Zagal Golf Course.

© Donald Schwert March 28: The snows leave a restful setting, as the floodwaters recede from this house in Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 38.3′.

© Wendy Reed March 28: Unlike their human neighbors, these birds did not need to build a sandbag dike. Oakport Township, north of Moorhead, Minnesota. Red River stage (at Fargo): 38.3′.

© Wendy Reed March 31: View west toward downtown Fargo from the parking ramp at the Moorhead (Minnesota) Center Mall. Red River stage (at Fargo): 37.8′.

© Daniel Reetz March 31: Moorhead, Minnesota. View west toward Fargo along 1st Avenue N. Red River stage (at Fargo): 37.8′.

© Daniel Reetz March 31: Moorhead, Minnesota. BNSF railroad bridge across the river. Red River stage (at Fargo): 37.8′.

© Daniel Reetz April 3: Moorhead, Minnesota. 2nd Street facing toward the southwest. Red River stage (at Fargo): 35.7′.

© Daniel Reetz

Flood Line,Stone Cage

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Flood Line F-3315     A geotextile-lined unit for use in flood-protection applications. The design of these units reduces permeability of the wall,Gabion box with pvc coated–Wire Mesh, when filled. Flood Line units are designed for easy removal and are suitable for filling with earth, sand, or well-graded gravel. Flood Line units may also be used in other applications. There are two standard sizes of Flood Line units: F-3315 and F-4315, as shown. Joining pins are supplied to join units together. Plastic ties are supplied to close the geotextile together at the top of unit ends,hesco bastion–Wire Mesh, which prevents fill material from falling between unit joints. General specifications Geotextile lined welded wire fabric gabion to ASTM A 974-97. Welded Mesh,hesco bastion,hesco bastion-Information-Wire Mesh, coils and pins QiaoShi Concertainer units are manufactured with a Alu-Zinc coated welded wire mesh. The mesh has a spacing of 3" x 3" and a wire gauge of 8.5 American SWG, steel/diameter of 0.155"/3.937mm (nominal). Geotextile The geotextile is a heavy-duty,t post, non-woven, permeable, polypropylene fabric, available in either green or sand color. Detailed specifications For detailed technical specifications on Flood Line units, or all Military Barrier  products,Welded Gabion Box, use the links below: > Flood Line Technical Specification Sheet > All products Technical Specification Sheets       H-3′   W-3′   L-15′   (5 cells) F-4315 H-4′   W-3′   L-15′   (5 cells)

,t post-10#/8#-Wire Mesh

assembly Hesco Bastion with spring

•Aperture size: 50*50mm,60*60mm,Welded Gabion Box,65*65mm,70*70mm,76*76mm,80*80mm

•Finish:Hot dipped galvanzied ,galfan coated after welded

assembly Hesco Bastion with spring

 

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The HESCO barrier or HESCO bastion is a modern gabion used for flood control and military fortification. is made of a collapsible wire mesh container and heavy duty fabric liner, and used as a temporary to semi-permanent dike or barrier against blast or small-arms.

•Panel Size: 0.6*0.6m,1*1m,1.2*1.2m,1.5*1.5m,1.5*2m,2*2m,waratah fence post,2.21*2.13m or as your request

Specification:
•Mesh wire :4mm-5mm

•Spring wire :3mm,4mm,5mm

•Packing: Wrapped with shrink film or packed in pallet.

Materials for Stainless Steel Fine Wire: 304,Welded Gabion Box,304L,gabion box–Wire Mesh, 316, 316L
Wire Diameter: 5mm to 0.025mm
Applications: Stainless steel wire is used in wire-drawing,Gabion Mattress,石笼网-2.0mm – 1.6mm-Wire Mesh, weaving of wire mesh, soft pipe,waratah fence post, beam of cabinet,拦河坝-9000–Wire Mesh, steel wire rope, filter material and equipment,fence post, spring, etc.

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Sizes of Stainless Steel Wire
Wire Diameter(mm)	Tolerance(mm)	Max. Deviation Tolerance (mm��
0.020-0.049	+0.002 -0.001	0.001
0.050-0.074	±0.002	0.002
0.075-0.089	±0.002	0.002
0.090-0.109	+0.003 -0.002	0.002
0.110-0.169	±0.003	0.003
0.170-0.184	±0.004	0.004
0.185-0.199	±0.004	0.004
0.200-0.299	±0.005	0.005
0.300-0.310	±0.006	0.006
0.320-0.499	±0.006	0.006

  

Stainless Steel Wire Information

Perforated mesh,gabion

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Field Fence, also called Cattle Fence,t post,fence post–Wire Mesh, Sheep Fence, Grassland Fences, we offer have innovative and firm structure,Welded Gabion Box, flat surface, uniform opening and good integration.
Field fence for cattle offer good flexibility; good pressure resistance,hesco bastion–Wire Mesh, corrosion resistance and weather resistance properties and can serve for a very long time. Even the cut pieces will not deform under pressure.
Cattle Fence has excellent corrosion resistance and anti-oxidizing property. Unlike the welded wire mesh fences with the welding spots getting easily broken,Welded Gabion Box–Wire Mesh,waratah fence post, Wuthering field fences for cattle are firm forever once installed and make the best materials for protecting grassland,石笼网, forestry, highway and environments.

Field Fence/Cattle Fence

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,gabion-12-1/2×12-1/2-Wire Mesh

Expanded Metal Mesh is the most practical and economical way to assure strength, safety, and a non-skid surface. Expanded metal grating is ideal for use on plant runways,Gabion Mattress–Wire Mesh,Gabion box with pvc coated, working platforms, and catwalks, as it is easily cut into irregular shapes and can be installed quickly by welding or bolting. To select the proper metal mesh for your application consult the load and deflection tables below.

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Expanded Metal Mesh

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0.5±0.05 2.5±0.1 15±1 15±1 33±1 BTO-22 0.5±0.05 2.5±0.1 22±1 15±1 34±1 CBT-65 0.6±0.05 2.5±0.1 65±2 21±1 100±2

Reference Number Blade Style Thickness Wire Dia Barb ,Welded Gabion Box
Length Barb
Width Barb
spacing BTO-12 0.5±0.05 2.5±0.1 10±1 13±1 26±1 BTO-18

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