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Survivability Engineering Facility

West Bethesda, MD

The Survivability Engineering Facility supports environmental testing and hardening of shipboard components and systems used throughout the surface and sub-surface fleets. The facilities consist of a wide array of environmental and stress test equipment, vibration-testing equipment capable of producing linear and logarithmic swept-sine and random waveforms for test. In addition, the facility possesses the ability to test components and systems weighing up to 10,000 pounds and as large as 64 square feet. Testing is performed on the universe of components and systems for all shipboard HM&E applications, including main propulsion equipment, generator sets, controllers, electronics and fiber optic system controllers.

Location

West Bethesda, Maryland

Approximate — state level, from the record’s listed location

From this record's listed location

Laboratory

  • NAVSEA Carderock

Category

  • Ship Hull Systems

Provenance

Original
https://dodtechmatch.com/dod/lab/viewfacility.aspx?id=70302

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