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Home›Subsea›SEA Wraps Up Trials of Krait System’s Extended Towed Array
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July 5, 2018 · about 8 years ago

SEA Wraps Up Trials of Krait System’s Extended Towed Array

Cohort’s Systems Engineering & Assessment (SEA) has completed final trials of its Krait defence anti-submarine warfare system’s extended 150 meter ultra-thin towed array. The new evolution of KraitArray uses multi-module assembly philosophy and is now established inservice for use with ASV, AUV and

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Cohort’s Systems Engineering & Assessment (SEA) has completed final trials of its Krait defence anti-submarine warfare system’s extended 150 meter ultra-thin towed array.

The new evolution of KraitArray uses multi-module assembly philosophy and is now established inservice for use with ASV, AUV and small surface vessels.

The 150 meter KraitArray extends the range and increases the bearing accuracy enabling a full ASW capability on small ships and OPVs, the company explained.

The final proving trial is being fully-funded by an unnamed defence contractor to prove its entire range of capability including new high-sensitivity transducers.

SEA managing director Steve Hill said: “ The drive towards unmanned surveillance of the seas makes the lightweight KraitArray a valuable tool for underwater sensing. It is also an ideal solution for smaller vessels which are unable to accommodate a traditional heavy towed array. ”

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