Naval Ship Repair Yard (NSRY), Karwar
Client Overview:
Naval Ship Repair Yard (NSRY) Karwar is a premier facility of the Indian Navy, dedicated to the maintenance, repair, and operational readiness of naval vessels. It is a key naval facility located at INS Kadamba, the largest naval base on the west coast of India.
Project Situation:
When a submarine surfaces, immediate inspection of internal systems is critical. A Static Frequency Converter (SFC) is required to simulate onboard power. Delays in shore-based power can compromise operational readiness.
Complication:
Transporting and installing the SFC near the shoreline added complexity, along with the need to ensure power readiness in a time-sensitive naval environment.
Question:
How can a Static Frequency Converter (SFC) be transported and installed near the shoreline for real-time diagnostics, while ensuring technical compliance in critical and high-stakes naval environments?
Answer:
What did TechnoVision do for the NSRY Karwar:
- Designed a 125 KVA, 110V, 60Hz AC Trolley-Mounted Static Frequency Converter (SFC) as per naval operational requirements.
- Selected rust-proof and climate-suitable materials to ensure long-term durability in coastal and high-humidity environments.
- Engineered the system to perform reliably in demanding defense applications
- Ensured adherence to high manufacturing and quality standards throughout the project.
- Delivered a rugged, mobile power solution suitable for shipyard operations and field mobility.
