Bruel and Kjaer Delivers HVME to BAE Submarine

Bruel and Kjaer recently delivered its HVME (Hull Vibration Monitoring Equipment) solution to BAE Systems Submarine Solutions. The HVME system will be deployed on HMS Audacious, the fourth boat in the UK Royal Navy's Astute-class, nuclear-powered attack submarine construction programme. The Bruel and Kjaer HVME system will provide monitoring and analysis facilities of structure-borne noise generated in the submarine.

The purpose is to assist ship staff to maintain a low noise signature by monitoring and analysing both hull vibration and hydrodynamic noise. The data-acquisition and vibration-monitoring system is based on Bruel and Kjaer's COTS (Commercial-off-the-Shelf) sensors and Pulse data-acquisition and analysis platform. The Pulse modular and scalable platform, with over 12,000 systems sold worldwide, includes the flagship LAN-XI acquisition unit. The 'hand-sized' network-based LAN-XI modules provide a distributed architecture to give installation flexibility and reduce amounts of sensor cabling.

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