Blog - DeRegt Cables (4)

Five types of Sonar System Requirements

Jun 21, 2022 1:40:37 PM / by Nicole van Leeuwen-Becht posted in Naval Defense, Naval cables

The design of a sonar cable is always unique. After all, each sonar system benefits from a fit-for-purpose sonar cable, of which the most crucial requirements differ. That’s why it is important to know early on what the main requirements are for your subsea project. They form the basis of every sonar cable design.

Survival Load for Naval Defense Systems

Jun 21, 2022 1:39:52 PM / by Manuella Hoogendijk posted in Naval Defense, Naval cables

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In one of our previous blogs, we mentioned that Survival Load is an important Operational Requirement for naval defense systems. Now it’s time to dive deeper into these requirements. What is Survival Load, why is it so important for naval defense systems and how are elongation and stretching connected to it?

By understanding more about these concepts, you’ll have more grip on your sonar cable design as an engineer. An important asset if you have to validate your naval defense system to the customer.

Determining the Strength Member of a Naval Cable

Jun 14, 2022 12:46:26 PM / by Manuella Hoogendijk posted in Naval Defense, Naval cables

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One of the components that always recurs in the design of a naval sonar cable is the strength member. There are several options in the design, depending on what the application of the cable is.

In this blog, we will discuss how the strength member is determined. First, the important functions of the strength member are listed, after which we will explain what types there are and how our experts determine which strength member is used.

Types of Naval Sonar Systems: variable depth sonar vs towed array sonar

Jun 14, 2022 12:44:45 PM / by Nicole van Leeuwen-Becht posted in Naval Defense, Naval cables

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In producing underwater defense cables, naval sonar systems are the most common systems using such cables. In fact, the success of naval sonar projects largely depends on the performance of these cables.

Naval sonar systems that require a cable can be divided into two categories. Both types of systems have very different requirements when it comes to which cable is necessary. In this blog, we compare both systems: variable depth sonar vs towed array sonar.