Warship 2004 - Littoral Warfare and Expeditionary Force

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INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
WARSHIP 2004: LITTORAL
WARFARE AND THE
EXPEDITIONARY FORCE
8 - 9 June 2004
THE ROYAL INSTITUTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS
10 UPPER BELGRADE STREET, LONDON, SW1X 8BQ
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Presentation to: Prepared by:
RINA Warships 2004 Andy Mitchell
8th June 2004 Principal Engineer
Integrating Logistic Systems
into the design of Naval Vessels
Document Number SH0400013540 Version 1.00
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Weir Strachan & Henshaw - Defence Excellent
Engineering
Solutions
Introduction
(cid:131) Naval Logistics
(cid:131) Storage, movement, preparation, planning and accounting of solid and
liquid stores
(cid:131) Used by a Navy, or handled by a Navy for others
(cid:131) Weir Strachan & Henshaw
(cid:131) 130 year old company
(cid:131) Operated in Defence and Nuclear markets for last 50 years
(cid:131) Delegated Design Authority for weapon handling and discharge on all
current Royal Navy submarines
(cid:131) Currently designing and or supplying logistic systems for, amongst others,
− Astute
− CVF
− MARS
− HMS Ocean
− Type 45
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Weir Strachan & Henshaw - Defence Excellent
Engineering
Understanding the changing requirements Solutions
of Naval Logistics
(cid:131) Improved Service
(cid:131) Larger quantity
(cid:131) Bigger variety
(cid:131) Less notice period
(cid:131) Faster transfer
(cid:131) Confidence in the Supply Chain
(cid:131) Stopping stockpiling, major cause of bottlenecks and supply breakdown
(cid:131) Seabasing
(cid:131) Establish Seabase over the horizon from land
(cid:131) Provides support to forces ashore or launch pad for new strike
(cid:131) Made up of a number of ships
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Weir Strachan & Henshaw - Defence Excellent
Engineering
Solutions
Potential enabling technologies
(cid:131) Automation
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Weir Strachan & Henshaw - Defence Excellent
Engineering
Solutions
Potential enabling technologies
(cid:131) Replenishment at Sea
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Weir Strachan & Henshaw - Defence Excellent
Engineering
Solutions
Potential enabling technologies
(cid:131) Adopting Unit Loads
(cid:131) Insensitive Munitions
(cid:131) Risk based safety cases
(cid:131) Along deck movement
(cid:131) Logistic Planning & Accounting Software
(cid:131) Ship to shore transfer
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Weir Strachan & Henshaw - Defence Excellent
Engineering
Solutions
Proposed Integrated Design Methodology
(cid:131) Whole Defence Supply Chain Analysis
(cid:131) Factory to Foxhole, Bridge and Cockpit
(cid:131) Made up of land, sea and air elements
(cid:131) Supply Fleet Analysis
(cid:131) Shore to store
(cid:131) Types and numbers of ships in fleet
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Weir Strachan & Henshaw - Defence Excellent
Engineering
Solutions
Example of Supply Fleet Analysis
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Weir Strachan & Henshaw - Defence Excellent
Engineering
Solutions
Proposed Integrated Design Methodology
(cid:131) Whole Defence Supply Chain Analysis
(cid:131) Factory to Foxhole, Bridge and Cockpit
(cid:131) Made up of land, sea and air elements
(cid:131) Supply Fleet Analysis
(cid:131) Shore to store
(cid:131) Types and numbers of ships in fleet
(cid:131) Ship Logistic Analysis
(cid:131) Logistic sub systems within a ship
(cid:131) How those sub systems perform together to meet the ships replenishment
schedules
(cid:131) MARS project utilising this approach
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