Main reduction gears for Lockheed Martin's LCS

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Lockheed Martin has contracted for commissioning its Littoral Combatant Ships (LCS) one in 2007 and the other in 2008 at Marinette Marine shipyard in Wisconsin. The LCS is being designed by Gibbs and Cox where as MAAG is supplying the main reduction gears. The ships maximum speed is 45 knots; its overall length is 115.5 m with a maximum beam of 13.1m and a draught of 3.7m.

United States, Product information, Switzerland, Contracts & orders received, Electronic Components and Accessories, Search and navigation equipment, Contracts & orders let, Contracts, Contract agreement, Military electronics industry, Corvettes (Warships), Gibbs and Cox Inc., Lockheed Martin UK Ltd., MAAG Gear-Wheel and Machine Company Ltd.

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Meeting a power demand

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Ray Bowell, general manager of the turbine division at the UK-based engineering company Peter Brotherhood Ltd, explains the technical factors involved and the challenges faced by the company in designing and manufacturing the worldEs most powerful turbine for an FPSO owned by Single Buoy Moorings.

Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Management, Officials and employees, Company business management, Marine turbines, Bowell, Ray, Peter Brotherhood Ltd.

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Underwater retrofitting

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The details pertaining to the procedure fro transformation of transducer from UMC, are presented.

General services, Electronic components, not elsewhere classified, Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, Transducers, Maintenance and repair

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