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"Advanced Metalworking Solutions for Naval Systems that Go in Harm's Way" |
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What's New?
Navy Metalworking Center to Employ Advanced Manufacturing Approaches to Improve LCS Sliding Doors This project will apply design for manufacturing improvements to reduce cost and weight for the LCS sliding doors. 21 Dec 2011 Navy Metalworking Center Participates in Defense Manufacturing Conference 26 Oct 2011 Using Alternative Padeyes in Submarine Overhaul Will Save Labor and Material Costs More News >> |
Success Stories
24 Jan 2012Alternative Flame Brazing Technology to Produce Cost Savings for CVN and VCS Construction Shipbuilding costs will be reduced by brazing pipe joints shipboard with a small, lightweight heating system as opposed to the current method of torch brazing. 05 Jan 2012 Alternative Material for Critical Submarine Component to Save Costs and Improve Mechanical Properties Substituting 15-5PH forgings for critical Navy submarines components will improve mechanical properties and save labor and material costs. 02 Nov 2011 Preventing Coating Damage from Welds Will Reduce New Construction Cost Cooling-assisted welding will prevent coating damage on the back side of plates and tank walls. More Success Stories >> |
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