DefenSea Consultoria is the representative in Brazil of Polyamp, a Swedish company recognized worldwide for its energy conversion and advanced degaussing and deperming systems for ships and submarines.
As indicated by these photos, the companies set up a booth at the 1st International Congress of Mine Countermeasures (1st CICMM) held at the Naval War School, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil, from October 16th to 18th, 2017.
Visitors were able to see some projects completed or under development by Polyamp, with specific focus on the Congress theme, which begins to resume relevance in the face of the new surface vessels and submarines that will shortly be incorporated by the Brazilian Navy.
Among Polyamp’s products, we can highlight SWECADE©, underwater signature management software for magnetic, electrical, acoustic and pressure devices, also used to make predictions, coil modeling and training; the POLYSERA©, a system that allows the ship to have its own portable range for measuring signatures, giving it control of its own underwater signature; POEMS ©, a system designed for mine exercise, either autonomously or by remote control, simulating the various types of mines on the market; and fixed systems for updating or implantation of ranges with multi influence sensors of the magnetic, acoustic, electric, and pressure types; among other products and services, all used in several countries, including the United States of America.
Polyamp supplies its products to several major manufacturers of naval defense equipment, including the Swedish SAAB which, as highlighted during the 1st CICMM, presented a super-equipped Mine Countermeasures Vessel, similar to Koster class, an option for acquisition by the Brazilian Navy with excellent cost-benefit.
Polyamp systems are installed in more than 50 surface and submarine vessels in operation in several navies, including CVN-77, George H. W. Bush Nuclear Aircraft Carrier (USA).
The proven and cost-effective Polyamp products have raised a great deal of interest from officers, engineers and researchers from the Brazilian Navy who deal directly with mine countermeasures in the 2nd Naval District Command area, based in Salvador, State of Bahia.
In this way, representatives of Polyamp and DefenSea Consultoria were invited and visited the Magnetology Complex of the Naval Base of Aratu, subordinated to the 2nd Naval District Command, in order to evaluate and propose possible solutions for updating the sector.
