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What's New?
NMC Developing Comprehensive Solution to Improve Performance on Critical Submarine Component This project seeks to save costs for the Virginia Class Submarine Program by substituting the material and developing new manufacturing procedures for a critical submarine component. 12 Jan 2010 NMC Projects Recognized at the Defense Manufacturing Conference 06 Jan 2010 2009 Navy Metalworking Center Annual Report More News >> |
Success Stories
15 Dec 2009Dual Hot Wire/Cold Wire Gas Tungsten Arc Cladding Procedure Increases Cladding Deposition Rate Expected benefits include reduction in wel cycle time, equivalent or superior weld quality and mechanical performance to the currrent welding procedure, and low capital cost needed. 20 Nov 2009 Weld Seam Facing Tools Implemented in DDG 51 Construction Preproduction Weld Seam Facing tools are being used in the construction of DDG 51 class destroyers. 23 Sep 2009 Improved Manufacturing Processes Reduce Distortion and Enhance Producibility of Submarine Weapon Cradles Recommendations will save costs in submarine construction More Success Stories >> |
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