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Dimanche 19 Mai   Référencement Référencer un site   Catégories Aéroports Administrations Banques et finances Aéroclub Catering Conférences Constructeurs Équipementiers & systémiers Motoristes Sous-Traitants Compagnies Aériennes Formations aero Médias Défense Hélicoptères Recherche & développement Satellites & Remote sensing Transporteurs Salons aero Services aero Musées aero Social Innovations Grands projets Associations Technologies aero Environnement Emplois aero et spatial Espace Divers Ingénierie Droit aérien Fournisseurs Laboratoire spécialisé Poles de competitivité Carburants Locations Avions Aviation d'affaires Tours opérateurs Vente d'avions Outillage Petit équipement MRO Evenements Journalistes aéronautiques Bureau d'étude News Postez une news DCNS and SEC Industries achieve another mileston DCNS and SEC Industries achieve another milestone under the Indian Scorpene submarines programme: Inauguration of new workshops & deliveries of indigenous equipment SEC Industries and DCNS today officially inaugurated new workshop facilities and delivered, after successful Factory Acceptance Tests, the cofferdam doors coamings for the Indian P75* Scorpene submarines. The facilities were inaugurated by Shri M.M. Pallam Raju, the Indian Honbl’e Minister of State for Defence, Government of India. French Ambassador to India, H.E. Mr. François Richier was present at the occasion along with other Indian senior dignitaries and officials. In September 2011, DCNS India** signed a contract with SEC Industries for the manufacture of for high technological equipment for the P75 Scorpene submarines. A second contract was signed in May 2012 for additional items. These contracts cover an extensive Transfer of Technology (TOT), today running at full speed. The contract is part of the indigenization programme implemented by DCNS India under the P75 Mazagon Purchased Materials (MPM) contracts. By helping SEC industries in building new industrial workshops and in delivering cofferdam coamings for Scorpene submarines, DCNS has achieved yet another milestone in its endeavour to manufacture indigenous products and equipments and provide transfer of technology under P75 Scorpene submarine programme. New industrial means Spread over 1500 sq. m., the workshop facility is integrated with modern capabilities for various manufacturing activities such as shotblasting, welding and painting. There are new CNC and conventional machines together with test and measurement fixtures - including a pit for under pressure testing. There is a temperature controlled area for the storage of specific equipment and material. The newly recruited technicians and engineers have dedicated offices (a mezzanine of 155 sqm) and training areas. D. Vidyasagar, Managing Director of SEC Industries said “We are happy to be part of the on-going indigenisation of the P75 programme. With the know-how, technical assistance and constant support provided by DCNS, we are happy to have developed these new facilities and delivered some major indigenous equipments for the Scorpene submarines.” Bernard Planchais, Chief Operating Officer of DCNS developed “We started our technology transfers with MDL to help them achieve a degree of accuracy and quality at par with other major worldwide shipyards as far as pressure hull manufacturing is concerned. We are now concentrating our efforts to help MDL integrate equipment inside the submarines and assist our industrial partners to deliver in a timely manner to MDL the various indigenized equipment of the Scorpenes. DCNS wishes to enlarge its footprint in India, we are developing win-win industrial partnerships for the long term benefits of our customers.” “The contract with SEC is part of the indigenization programme implemented by DCNS India under the P75 Mazagon Purchased Materials (MPM) contracts. Through this commitment to manufacture in India, we are developing strong industrial partnerships and capabilities for the P75 and future programmes.” added Bernard Buisson, Managing Director of DCNS India. Deliveries of key equipments for the Indian Scorpenes Bernard Buisson explained “The building of workshop facilities and successful delivery of cofferdam doors coamings for Scorpene Submarines is a testimonial to our constant efforts towards indigenization of equipments for P75 Scorpene submarine programme through successfully implemented TOTs.” Mr. Buisson added “The Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for the first locally-made P75 cofferdam doors coamings was successfully performed at SEC Industries in June. The indigenized equipment were made as per the contractual quality requirements, and their delivery to our customer MDL ahead of schedule.” The cofferdam doors and coamings are key safety components of the submarine. The cofferdam itself is a watertight enclosure; in case of incident, it can be used to isolate the flooded submarine part and proceed to the crew evacuation. * Mazagon Dock Limited (MDL) is manufacturing SSK Scorpene submarines (P75) under transfer of technology (ToT) from DCNS. Simultaneously, DCNS India, DCNS Group’s subsidiary based in Mumbai, is working at the selection and qualification of Indian companies as partners for local production of the Scorpenes’ equipments. The first Scorpene submarine is to be launched at the end of 2013 and commissioned in 2015. The last Scorpene is expected to be commissioned in 2018. ** DCNS India Private Limited was inaugurated in March 2009 in Mumbai. It is specializing in naval services. DCNS India’s main missions are to support the naval shipyards and industries (Naval Technical Advice Department), to develop local services with Indian talents (Design & Marine Engineering Department), to achieve localized production with large base industrial partners (Programme Department) and to extend sourcing opportunities for both local and international needs (Sourcing & Purchasing Department). About SEC Industries SEC Industries Pvt., Ltd. is a 58 year old company established in the year 1954 with 1,60,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing area and 350 employees. SEC is based in Hyderabad, India and certified to AS9100C, ISO9001:2008, ISO27001:2005 & ISO14001:2004 standards. SEC engages in design, development, manufacture, testing and export of aerospace, defence, and process engineering products including system integration- mechanical/hydraulic/electronic and electrical. It offers ‘build to print’ and ‘build to specification’ components and systems for the defence and aerospace industry. SEC Industries is a five time national award and two time state award winning company. SEC exports are eligible for defence offset points. Customers of SEC are DRDO, ISRO and defence PSU’s. Overseas customers include IAI & Elisra of Israel and DCNS of France. About DCNS DCNS is a world leader in naval defence and an innovative player in energy. The Group’s success as an advanced technology company with global reach is built on meeting customer needs by deploying exceptional know-how and unique industrial resources. DCNS designs, builds and supports submarines and surface combatants as well as associated systems and infrastructure. It also proposes services for naval shipyards and bases. Last but not least, DCNS offers a range of solutions in civil nuclear engineering and marine renewable energy. DCNS is committed to sustainable development and was one of the first defence contractors to win Group-wide certification to ISO 14001. In recognition of the success achieved by its Filières du Talent knowledge sharing programmeme, DCNS was awarded the Trophée National de l’Entreprise Citoyenne (national award for corporate citizenship) under the patronage of the Speaker of the French Senate. The Group employs 12,000 people and generates annual revenues of around €2.6 billion. www.dcnsgroup.com Source : DCNS 2012-07-16 Web : http://fr.dcnsgroup.com News aero Postez une news Selectionnez le nombre de dépêches: 25 50 75 100 150 200    China Eastern réceptionne le premier A320 2013-05-17    United Airlines Debuts First-of-its-Kind Loyalty 2013-05-17    Lockheed Martin Receives Four Manufacturing 2013-05-17     AIA Reminds Young Americans: We Are the Explorer 2013-05-17    Jean-Yves Le Gall, Président du CNES 2013-05-17    Air Malta to Open New Route to Algiers 2013-05-17     Les conférences d'astronautique 2013-05-17    Alaska Air Cargo Delivers Season\'s First Copper 2013-05-17    First Chinese assembled A320 with Sharklets 2013-05-17    Austrian Airlines takes off on maiden flight 2013-05-17    ADSoftware celebrates 15 years of success 2013-05-17    Emirates renouvelle son partenariat 2013-05-17    Northrop Grumman Deploys IP-Based Air Traffic 2013-05-17     RESULTATS DE SES AU PREMIER TRIMESTRE 2013 2013-05-17    MUC honored at "Routes Europe" air transport 2013-05-17     Airlines Vote Q8Aviation the Best Regional 2013-05-17    Virgin America Taps App-Based Car Rental Service 2013-05-17    U.S. Army and Lockheed Martin Commission 2013-05-17    SkyWest Celebrates Launch of St. George-Denver 2013-05-17    Northrop Grumman Announces Additional $4 Billion 2013-05-17    NASA\'s Asteroid Sample Return Mission Moves 2013-05-17    NASA Satellite Data Help Pinpoint Glaciers\' Role 2013-05-17    NASA Extends Environmental Testing 2013-05-17    LOT Introduces New Premium Economy Class 2013-05-17    Bertrand Parmentier est nommé Président 2013-05-17 Archives des news...      Selectionnez le nombre de dépêches: 25 50 75 100 150 200 Publicité

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