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Sperry Marine Awarded

Submarine Navigation

Radar Contract

Sperry Marine Inc. has been awarded a multiyear contract by the

U.S. Navy for the design, develop- ment, and production of a new sub- marine navigation radar. "This is one of the largest pro- grams we have ever received," said

Guy S. Barnocky, program man- ager for military radar. "It will uti- lize the latest in radar technology in both RF and digital circuitry and techniques."

The system, which includes a new radar mast design for hoisting the antenna, will interface with other electronic systems onboard the sub marine.

According to Mr. Barnocky, the first two years in the contract are valued at $7.2 million and cover the development effort. The following year is a test and evaluation period followed in turn by three fiscal years of production awards totaling 12 units per year. When funded, the total contract is valued at $27.5 mil- lion.

Sperry Marine Inc., a subsidiary of Newport News Shipbuilding, was awarded the contract after bidding against several major defense firms.

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McDermott Awarded $10.9-Million Contract

To Build Navy Test Craft

McDermott Shipyards, Amelia,

La., was awarded a $10.9-million

U.S. Navy contract to construct a

Torpedo Test Craft (YTT). The work is expected to be completed in

May 1990. The Naval Sea Systems

Command awarded the contract (N00024-88-C-2093).

Rexroth Introduces New

Hydraulic Radial Piston

Motor—Literature Available

The Rexroth Corporation of

Bethlehem, Pa., has introduced a new hydraulic radial piston motor, the Rexroth/Calzoni, Model MRP,

Series motor designed for pressure to 3,050 psi (210 bar) continuous duty, with 3,625 psi (250 bar) inter- mittent pressure, and 4,600 psi (315 bar) peaks.

The motor is available in seven sizes: 12.2 in3/rev (200 cm3/rev) maximum speed 650 rpm; 15.3 in3/ rev (250 cm3/rev) maximum speed of 600 rpm; 18.3 in3/rev (300 cm3/ rev) maximum speed of 600 rpm; 27.5 in3/rev (450 cm3/rev) maximum speed of 510 rpm; 36.6 in3/rev (600 cm3/rev) maximum speed of 475 rpm; 48.8 in3/rev (800 cm3/rev) max- imum speed of 430 rpm; and 61.0 in3/rev (1000 cm3/rev) maximum speed of 400 rpm.

This motor features increased maximum speeds, high starting torque, excellent overall efficiency, and extremely low noise. The splined and female shafts are stan- dard and these motors are bi-direc- tional. SAE flanged connections, and electronic speed transducers are optionally available on the econom- ical and rugged MRP design.

The Rexroth Corporation is a ma- jor manufacturer of hydraulic com- ponents and electronic controls.

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Spears Associates Gets $5.3-Million Contract

For Navy Antenna Systems

Spears Associates, Inc., Norwood,

Mass., was awarded a $5.3-million

U.S. Navy contract modification for the manufacture of operational and training Towed Buoy Communica- tions Antenna Systems in support of the Navy's Trident submarine pro- gram.

Spears Associates is a major sup- plier of undersea, surface and air- borne antenna and communications equipment for the U.S. Navy and

Air Force.

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