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Products for Navy 

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Submarine Above Water Sensor Radomes
 

  • The Submarine above water Sensor Radomes

  • The radomes have solar heat reflector paint system for exterior finish

  • Specialist RF AWS management radomes and structures

  • Radomes can be Low above water signature (AWS)

  • Unique Radar cross section (RCS) reduction composite material is used

MATERIALS

 

Reinforcement                    Woven fabric

Resin                                 Function dependent

Dimensions                         Various

Weight                               Various

Hydrostatic Pressure            70 bar

Operational Temperature     -30°C to +45°C 

Storage Temperature           40°C to +70°C

All materials resistant to salt corrosion and in-service fluids and contaminants.

Low Cost - Operationally Proven - Submarine Satellite Communications

Our partners with support from other agencies have designed, manufactured & qualified a range of low cost Submarine Mast Top Assemblies (MAT) to support the Commercial of the shelf (COTS) Marine IMMARSAT and Broad band 500 and 250 SATCOM systems

The submarine Mast Top Assemblies (MTA) are Operational

Broadband 500 and 250 SATCOM systems.

The illustration shows the core Fleet 55 MTA (EMS) which has been designed for universal fitting to any submarine  mast.

This hermetically sealed MTA is fully compliant with UK MoD DEF STAN requirements.

Low Cost - Operationally Proven - Submar

Requires no additional cooling or other electrical services other than that currently provided by the INMARSAT COTS terminals

Submarines Antenna Structure

Our Partner Design bespoke antenna’s to meet high performance requirements for defence and commercial markets.

  • Antennas are wide band and high gain

  • Low form factor, easily concealed

  • Light, easy connectivity

We work with systems suppliers to provide complete communications /Electronic  counter measure (ECM) requirements of customers.

Designs are developed utilising specialist software and these predictions then confirmed  / tuned on the development model following testing.

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Other Naval Applications

Indicator buoy modules

Submarine indicator buoys must be manufactured from pressure and shock resistant materials to meet extreme operational performance requirements.

Indicator buoy modules are stand-alone, self-supporting units fitted to submarines and designed to be launched in the event of a sub-sea accident. On launch, because of unique composite construction, the buoy ascend under natural positive buoyancy, remaining tethered to the submarine, to emit a distress signal.

MATERIALS

 

Reinforcement                              High Density Sandwich Core with E glass reinforcement fibre

Resin System                                Epoxy

All materials resistant to salt corrosion and in-service fluids and contaminants.

Dimensions                                   863 mm diameter x 860 mm height

Weight                                         200 kg

Operational Temperature               -20°C to 70°C

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Submarine Indicator Buoy
Must be manufactured from pressure and shock resistant materials to meet extreme performance requirements.

MATERIALS

 

Buoyancy Core                               Rigid PVC Foam Divinycell HCP 70

Outer Skin                                     Glass Reinforced Plastic

Weight (in Air)                               220 Kgs ±10

Diameter                                       863mm ±3

Height                                           860mm ±5

Excess Buoyancy                            160 Kgs ± 10

Current Payload                              48 Kgs

Operational Temperature                -30°C to +50°C

Storage Temperature                      40°C to +70°C

All materials resistant to salt corrosion and in-service fluids and contaminants.

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Communication Buoy

The 0020 communication Buoy which houses a low frequency reception capability is normally deployed between 8  to 10 feet below sea level.

The Hydrostatic design of the Buoy allows it to display underwater handling characteristics similar to a kite in air, and is capable of being towed at speeds excess of 20 knots

MATERIALS

 

Buoyancy Core                              Rigid PVC Foam  HCP 70

Outer Skin                                    Glass Reinforced Plastic

Dimensions                                   L 2500X W1500 mm X H 750 mm

Weight                                         750 Kgs

Payload                                        130 kgs

Excess Buoyancy                           350 kgs

Hydrostatic Pressure                      70 bar

Operational Temperature               -30°C to +45°C

Storage Temperature                     40°C to +70°C

All materials resistant to salt corrosion and in-service fluids and contaminants.

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Nuclear Submarine Propulsor Tailcone Assembly

The composite material structure illustrated is the main strength member of the tailcone assembly which forms part of a submarine propulsor unit.

The components are manufactured individually using bespoke tooling and machined to precise drawing dimensions.

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Nuclear Submarine Propulsor Tailcone Ass
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