Our UUV Propulsion Noise Quieting technology is designed to tackle the noise limitations that affect underwater acoustic receivers, which are often hindered by structure-borne and water-borne noise. By reducing noise from motors, bearings, electromagnets, and propellers, we significantly minimize cavitation and excited resonances. This results in improved acoustic performance for demanding underwater applications, allowing for clearer, more accurate data collection and communication.
Structure-Borne Noise Control: Reduces internal UUV noise for clearer signal reception.
Water-Borne Noise Mitigation: Decreases surrounding water noise to enhance data accuracy.
Motor Noise Suppression: Minimizes noise from propulsion motors, reducing interference.
Bearing Noise Reduction: Limits bearing noise for better acoustic receiver performance.
Electromagnetic Noise Control: Suppresses noise from electromagnets and magnetorestrictive materials.
Propeller Noise Reduction: Lowers cavitation and other propeller-related noises.
Cavitation Mitigation: Reduces cavitation noise for clearer communication signals.