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ISSN 1426-1995 1/2014 Polish Defence Industry Aviation, Land, Navy & Uniformed Services 2014
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995 1/2014

Polish Defence Industry Aviation, Land, Navy & Uniformed Services

2014

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CONTENTS

Targi Kielce JSC ......................................................................................... II coverContents ...................................................................................................... 1 pagePreface – gen.W. Skrzypczak...................................................................... 2-3Intermet Ltd: Composite system of passive and active protection

of critical infrastructure facilities; Modular ship protection system against pirate attacks ............................. 4-8

Enigma. Ltd ................................................................................................ 9Armpol Ltd .................................................................................................. 10-11Technokontakt Ltd ...................................................................................... 12Andropol JSC .............................................................................................. 13Autocomp.Ltd ............................................................................................ 14-15Bumar Łabędy JSC ..................................................................................... 16Cenzin Ltd ................................................................................................... 17Enamor Ltd ................................................................................................. 18Yagal Ltd ...................................................................................................... 19Radmor JSC................................................................................................. 20Naval Shipyard Gdynia JSC ....................................................................... 21Allstar Glider Ltd ........................................................................................ 22Dezamet JSC ............................................................................................... 23Aviation Works Margański & Mysłowski JSC ........................................... 24-25Maskpol JSC................................................................................................ 26Pimco Ltd .................................................................................................... 27Specialist Vehicles. Z.Szczęśniak Ltd ........................................................ 28Faser JSC ..................................................................................................... 29Stalowa Wola Steel Mill JSC ...................................................................... 30Central Military Bureau of Design & Technology JSC ............................. 31Jelcz Komponenty Ltd................................................................................ 32Radiotechnika Marketing Ltd .................................................................... 33Military Electronic Works JSC .................................................................. 34-35Military Works of Armaments JSC ............................................................. 36Military Communication Works No 1.JSC ................................................ 37Mechanical Works “Tarnów” JSC .............................................................. 38Military Institute of Engineer Technology ................................................ 39Association of Suppliers for Uniformed Services ...................................... 40Baobab - Stalowa Wola Steel Mill JSC ...................................................... III cover

Publisher:POLISH BUSINESS MAGAZINE. ul. Ratuszowa 11, 03-450 Warszawa. Poland.tel./fax: +48 22 818 91 68; +48 888 228 222. E-mail: [email protected] website: www.pbm.com.pl. Editor-in-chief: Greta TyszkaLayout and print:Arkuszowa Drukarnia Offsetowa Sp. z o.o., 40 Traugutta str., 05-825 Grodzisk Maz.,ph. +48 22 724 30 21 • fax +48 22 724 09 66,www.ado.com.pl, e-mail: [email protected], graphics and design by Mirosław Kowalski

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THE TECHNICAL MODERNIZATION OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE REPUBLIC OF POLAND. THE MOST IMPORTANT ARMAMENT PROJECTS.

The technical modernization of theArmed Forces of the Republic of

Poland is a long-term process, which requires substantial financial means. The purpose of the modernization is to increase the combat potential of our army as well as the overall ratio of modern military equipment in our possession. The Ministry of National Defense’s expenditures for the techni-cal modernization are said to amount to approximately 139 billion zloty (44.7billion dollars), including around 97billion zloty (31.2 billion dollars) forthe projects related to the operational programs. Altogether, the estimations are that the financial means allocatedfor this purpose will amount to 34% of all of the Ministry’s budget expendi-tures between 2013 and 2022.

Since 2009, the process of technicalmodernization within the Polish Army has been carried out and based mainly on the armament programs, which are a compromise between the needs of the armed forces and the country’s fi-nancial and production capabilities.

One of the most important armament programs is the “Air defense systems”program, which aims to reach the de-sired operational capabilities in terms of ensuring the protection of building structures, administrative and eco-nomic centers, troops in regions of op-erational deployment as well as during the execution of a defensive operationunder the national, allied and coalitionsystems. Program known as the “Edu-cational and training aircraft AJT”is meant to achieve the operational capability needed to carry out the ad-vanced training of pilots destined forpiloting a multirole aircraft, and it does so through the acquisition and imple-mentation of an integrated, advanced system training. Along with eight other aircrafts of this kind, there are plans to obtain flight and training simula-tors for the emergency procedure

training between 2014 and 2017. The“Wheeled and armored transportersROSOMAK” program is a continua-tion of the process, which has begun in 2003 with introducing wheeledand armored transporters to the Pol-ish Army. The direct result of thisprogram will be the installment intoservice of a vehicle known as the 900KTO Rosomak in its various versions.In 2014 we also plan to purchase 200pieces of armor-piercing, guided mis-siles, SPIKE. In the subsequent yearswe intend to integrate the launchers of these missiles with the tower systemmounted on armored transporters, he-licopters and unmanned aircrafts. Allof these actions are part of the continu-ation of the “Armor-piercing guidedmissiles SPIKE” program. We alsoplace significant importance on the“Modernization of Missile Troopsand Artillery” program. Through thisprogram, we plan to put into service5-command fire units - 155 mm RE-GINA/KRAB (120 canons), designed for firing using precision-guided am-munition for a distance of up to 60 km.We intend to introduce multi-slide,HOMAR-type rocket launchers, whichwill be able to destroy targets withina distance of up to 150 km, as well asself-propelled mortars 120 mm RAK. Thanks to this program, we will havegained different kinds of ammunition as well as the artillery locating systems LIWIEC, which would automaticallydetect and, at the same time, track thelaunching of many artillery missiles.The program named “Counteracting threats on the sea” has already metsignificant interest and already causeda heated discussion in the press. Withthis program, the Polish Navy will beequipped in new submarines, coastguard boats, patrol boats and mine de-stroyers. In order to fight the enemy’ssurface vessels, protect ports and stra-tegic military and industrial objects lo-cated on the coast, we plan to obtain the next coastal rocket unit (NDR). We

have already started the large “Heli-copter Program”. Our intention is to purchase new helicopters for combat and service support, which are based on a common platform. New multirole, transport, search and rescue, sea res-cue, striking and submarine fighting helicopters will be acquired for the Ground Forces, Air Forces and the Navy. The program named “TYTAN” is very important from the perspec-tive of the individual armament and equipment of a soldier. The target re-quirements of this system have been defined as being over 14 thousand kpl. We estimate, that the task of develop-ing and integrating the system will be carried out until the end of 2015, and starting with 2016 its purchase will be-gin. If we also mention other programs like the “Modernization of Armored and Mechanized Troops”, “Imagery and satellite reconnaissance”, “In-tegrated systems of command sup-port and visual representation of the battlefield C4ISR”, “Simulators and Training Simulators”, “Patrol Recon-naissance”, “Medium load capac-ity and high mobility vehicles”, then we have the full image of the tasks on which we intend to focus our main effort during the next 10 years. Most of them will start, or continue to be worked on, in 2014.

Domestic industry’s place and role in the implementation of the mod-ernization plans of the Polish Armed Forces.

Obtaining military equipment and ser-vices for the Polish Army should be carried out with the highest possible participation of the domestic defense industry. Such approach aids the de-velopment of the Polish technological know-how, while also ensuring the continuity of armament supply, regard-less of the political and military situa-tion. Poland has a definite potential for the development and production of

LtGen (res.) Waldemar Skrzypczak - Former Under-Secretary of State in the Ministryof National Defense, responsible for the armament and modernization. Exclusively for the Polish Business Magazine.

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specific armament types. For the Min-istry of National Defense, the coopera-tion with the Polish defense industry isessential, especially in two main fields:

• purchasing military equipment, which meets the requirements of the modern and future battlefield;

• securing the exploitation of equip-ment being used by the Polish Army, throughout its full life cycle, including its utilization.

According to the previous analyses of the Ministry’s orders from the Polishindustry, it seems that between 2009and 2013, the level of such orders reached 70-80%. This is a good resultand one we would like to systemati-cally increase in the subsequent years.

Expectations from the Polish indus-try.

If our entrepreneurs wish to play an important role on today’s market, thenthey have to present greater initiativeand commitment in the area of improv-ing the level of innovation.

Innovation should be understood as searching for, and putting into prac-tice, the results of research, new in-ventions as well as the implementation of fresh concepts and ideas.

The Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland are interested in products of advanced technological level, whichcan allow gaining operational advan-tage over a potential enemy, and whichwill be compatible with the systems used by our allies. The introduction of new systems is fueled by the need toachieve specific operational capabili-ties and improve the combat capacities of our army.

We are aware of the shortcomings andcurrent abilities of our domestic sci-ence and production background withregard to certain modernization pro-grams accomplishment, thus Polish

entrepreneurs should cooperate withstrong foreign partners. One of theprincipal goals should be the acquisi-tion of new production and montage technologies. From the point of view of national security, the key issue is hav-ing the capacity to manufacture and secure the usage of products supplied to the army by the domestic defense industry.

In many cases, the Ministry of Na-tional Defense supports (politically, or-ganizationally and financially) the de-velopment of Polish know-how, which can potentially be applied to military engineering. Repeatedly, we have in-dicated the fields that are most impor-tant to us. One of them concerns theproduction of modern materials: con-struction, ceramic, polymer, compositeand bio-materials, as well as plastics.We assume that the utilization of such materials in military engineering willincrease the efficiency, durability and reliability of military equipment.

We expect that the Polish industry, in cooperation with the Polish science community, will greatly profit from the financial means allocated for thetechnical modernization of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland.

Multi-unit, scientific and industrial consortia.

Experience shows that development of the new armament should be carried on the basis of multi-unit, scientificand industrial consortia, as this signifi-cantly decreases the risk of project’s failure and prevents wasting of effort(and expenditures) on similar projects being realized by different units.

That is why, the armament and mod-ernization branch, which I was head-ing, has adopted the role of a mentor in joining the independent units of our defense industry in order to cre-ate task-oriented consortia, which are able to successfully carry out certain

armament programs (regardless of the ongoing consolidation process of the Polish defense industry). I consider this solution to be very promising. We should do everything in our power to make sure that the cooperation on the basis of army-science-industry is not wasted by someone’s particular inter-ests. National security is an area, for which not only the army but we allbear responsibility.

International cooperation.

In my opinion, this is the area about which we cannot forget, but rather one that we have to systematically develop and explore. We should cooperate with other countries because thanks to suchcontacts we can accomplish our plans faster and more efficiently. This point of view is also supported by the basic economic calculation. Shared projects are much cheaper. When conducting talks with foreign partners, I suggest and repeatedly invite them to createexpert groups, which by focusing on particular issues, will be able to pres-ent decision makers with specific pro-posals. We cannot exist with disregard to the current world affairs. Wanting to change or improve something, it is worth using solutions that have al-ready been verified. Building our own potential, we cannot forget about the fact that we exist and operate within certain military and economic struc-tures. Each time we invest the Polish taxpayer’s money, we have to bear in mind our country’s interest.

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Devices and systems used to the technical protection of critical infrastructure facilities are one of the dynamically developed

branches of industry and they incorporate bigger and bigger life areas of international communities.Currently developed in Poland composite systems of critical infrastructure objects security are very interesting off er in the fi eld

of security engineering and material engineering. These systems were created thanks to the realization of research funded by

European Union.Within a framework of realized research project the group of:• Institute of Optoelectronics at Military University of Technology in Warsaw• Research and Development Offi ce of INTERMET Company in Czluchow, the leading manufacturer of systems of critical infra-

structure facilities protection

• STEKOP Company from Bialystok – the manufacturer of electromagnetic cable sensors• Dresden University of Technology Institute for Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology developed innovative com-

posite system of mechanical protection.• Leichtbau-Zentrum Sachsen GmbH in DresdenGmbH in Dresden

Very fast growth of the requirements concerning new tech-

nologies and products dedicated to the protection of critical

infrastructure facilities is caused by the global terrorism threat, building new strategic objects and the necessity of protecting

existing objects of critical infrastructure such as: refi neries,

electric power plants, naval and terrestrial airports, infrastruc-

ture and reservoirs supplying the society in water, gas and elec-

tric energy, state borders and other special objects.

Novel and recently developed idea of composite systems of critical

infrastructure facilities protection faces up these requirements and

gives new and unique technical and logistic solutions in the fi eld of

material engineering and security engineering.

Military University of Technology and Intermet Company are con-

ducting the joint project entitled „Composite system of passive

and active protection of critical infrastructure facilities”. De-

velopment and commercialization of the innovative technology of

manufacturing composite elements for mechanical protection and

electronic cable sensors (integrally incorporated in the structure of

composite mechanical protection system) are the aim of the pro-

ject.

In contrast to currently used protection technologies based on the

typical metal net fencing and metal mesh fencing panels (Fig. 1),

the innovative composite fencing elements technology will pro-

vide relatively fast mounting time with simultaneous diminishing

the costs of installation (approximately 3 times). A great part of the

work connected with fencing construction will be overlapping the

work connected with wiring system. The project provides the intro-

duction of the electromagnetic and fi ber sensors to the structure

of the protective fencing (Fig. 2 and Fig. 3) which will signal the sur-

mounting of the fencing. It will also contain the separation of the

cable resources that will be integrated with the monitoring system

that became common element of the protection of large open ar-

eas.

Up to now, the mechanical and electrical protection systems are

constructed separately. Combining both systems into one will guar-

antee the attractiveness of developed solution for the potential cli-

ents.

Taking advantage of dielectric properties of the composite mate-

rial it is possible to integrate electromagnetic sensors with the con-

struction of composite fencing. Until now, such combination was

not possible due to the fact that fencing is mostly manufactured

from metal which strongly infl uences on the functioning of such

sensors and excludes their proper work.

Fig.1. Currently used active perimetric security system using metal net

fencing and the radiant electric cable sensor dug in the ground be-

fore the fencing.

Fig.2. Active perimetric security system developed within a framework of

the project. It combines composite net fencing and radiant electric

cable sensor stretched directly on the fencing.

COMPOSITE SYSTEM OF PASSIVE AND ACTIVE PROTECTION OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES

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Development and introducing into the market the composite

fencing integrated with the cable sensor will create the new

group of innovative products which is now absent in the world

market. High utility values of the realized protection system can be pro-

vided with maintaining low manufacturing costs (in compari-son with typical and currently used solutions) due to the combi-nation of unique features of the product like natural corrosion

susceptibility of the composite materials, high resistance (com-

parable or higher than steel), lightweight construction, capa-

bility of intruder detection and multi-purpose utilization of the

wiring system.High level of interest in the developed product thanks to the above

mentioned features is predicted to the use in military objects, spe-

cial facilities, airports, penal institutions, resource bases, residences

etc.

The introduction of the research work provided the beginning of:

• the new technology of manufacturing innovative composite ma-

terials;

• the new technology of manufacturing composite construction

elements of the passive mechanical protection of critical infra-

structure facilities like:

- tensioning wires;

- fl at and razor fencings;

- razor wire entanglements;

- assembling elements.

• the new technology of composite coating of electric and fi ber

sensors;

• the new structure of active mechanical protection systems of

critical infrastructure facilities with integrated cable sensors with

composite coating.

The developed active mechanical protection system COMPOSITE

PROTECTOR containing the electric wiring generating the oval elec-

tric fi eld having the diameter of 1,5 – 2 m which is able to detect

intruder invasion is not known and is not used in the world scale.

It is predicted that as a result of the realization of the project the

innovative technology of manufacturing composite active me-

chanical protection systems of critical infrastructure facilities will be

established and commercialized in INTERMET Company from Czlu-

chow. Namely:

• the technology of manufacturing composite material;

• the technology of manufacturing composite fencing elements of

net constructions used for mechanic protection of critical infra-

structure facilities;

• the technology of manufacturing composite net entanglements;

• the technology of manufacturing composite electromagnetic

and fi ber cable sensors;

• the construction technique – mounting active mechanical pro-

tection systems in the form of fl at and razor net fencings and ra-

zor wire entanglements.

Aerial electromagnetic cable sensors stretched on the composite

fencing will be developed in the Stekop Company.

Fiber sensors stretched on the composite fencing will be developed

in the Institute of Optoelectronics at Military University of Techno-

logy in Warsaw.

Fig.2. Possible sensor position confi gurations creating diff erent electromagnetic fi eld barriers. Sensors are placed on the composite fencing and

radiant cables are stretched directly in the net fencing structure.

AUTHORS:

Ryszard Stachowiak – President of INTERMET, Czluchow.

Professor Mieczyslaw Szustakowski, Ph.D – Head of Security Systems Group, Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland. Wieslaw Ciurapinski, Ph. D. – Head of Optoelectronic Systems Department, Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland. Marek Zyczkowski, Ph. D. – Institute of Optoelectronics, Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland.

Professor Werner Hufenbach Ph. D Eng. – Head of Institute for Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology, Dresden

University of Technology

Andrzej Czulak Ph. D. Eng. – Institute for Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology, Dresden University of Technology

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Maritime piracy is very large economic and social problem putting ship-owners and insurance companies at risk of enormous

fi nancial losses.Economic costs, as well as the social ones, resulting from pirate attacks and robberies are creating tremendous amounts:

• all costs of piracy absorb around 7 milliard USD;

• the costs of ransom are around 160 million USD yearly, which is around 5 million per one ransom;

• the costs of ship insurances from the risk are around 635 million USD;

• the costs of hiring private armed security – around 580 million USD yearly;

• the costs of increasing the speed of ships to required 18 knots causing bigger fuel consumption – around 2,7 milliard USD;

• military operations engaged in anti-piracy actions – around 1,3 milliard USD yearly.

MODULAR SHIP PROTECTION SYSTEM AGAINST PIRATE ATTACKS

Currently applied provisional methods of ship protection bymeans of traditional, manual systems of mounting the razorwire entanglement to ship ramps in horizontal orientation costaround 450 million USD per year.

Other off ered protection systems are very expensive and often re-

quire technical and logistic experience:

• Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD), having the shape of the

satellite dish, which can generate the sound having the intensity

of 151 dB.

• Microwave devices, forming active denial system (ADS). They

have the shape of the parabolic antenna with large diameter (up

to 2 - 3 m) which is generating electromagnetic radiation.

• Electric fencing surrounding the ship at the level of upper edge

of the deck. Due to the electric pulses having the voltage of

9000V, the device is capable of preventing the aggressor from en-

tering the deck.

• Hired security – forwarding agent’s organization warn of the

armed protection.

• Fire hose which are most often the last defense line, their aim is

rather to delay the pirate intrusion on the deck than real resisting

an aggressor.

• Non-lethal slippery foam. This anti-adhesive material is the mix-

ture of clay, chemical substances, coagulants and water.

• Dazzle gun. Laser light is used in this „weapon” to temporarily

impair aggressors by illuminating them with streak of light hav-

ing very big intensity.

• Superfl y – Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). A small, portable,

easily launched device which enables taking a view of the open

sea from bird’s fl ight and quickly gathers data.

Polish company INTERMET off ers cheap and very eff ective innova-

tive ship protection systems against pirate attacks COMPOSITE

PROTECTOR FLEET. Thanks to the support of the European Union

funds, the research and development offi ce of INTERMET company

could create the collaboration with renowned research units:

• Institute of Optoelectronics at Military University of Technology,

• Dresden University of Technology Institute for Lightweight Engi-neering and Polymer Technology.

• Leichtbau-Zentrum Sachsen GmbH in Dresden

The designed innovative solution from the fi eld of security engi-

neering and material engineering – AUTOMATIC, MOBILE, MOD-

ULAR PROTECTION SYSTEM which will be manufactured in the

technology of the composite oval entanglements – rectangular,

strengthened with continuous fi ber due to the combining of sev-

eral modern and innovative manufacturing methods.

They will be characterized by large aggressiveness, operating dura-

bility in the marine conditions and small weight.

Similar requirements will be satisfi ed by the self-supporting modu-

lar composite housings which will be suspended on the bulwark

rails of the ship in the quantity and in the place defi ned by the ship-

owner or the captain of the ship or other fl oating unit.

Additionally, the long fi ber direct injection molding technology will

be applied. Two polyurethane foam components (strengthened

with glass fi ber) will be molded which will guarantee the light and

resistant self-support modular housing.

COMPOSITE PROTECTOR FLEET

Innovative protection systems will be off ered in two customized

versions with diff erent detection modules:

• STANDARD COMPOSITE PROTECTOR FLEET – actuated by manual

system

• PREMIUM COMPOSITE ACTIVE PROTECTOR FLEET working with

the use of the newest optoelectronic and microwave systems as

well as eff ective passive ship protection sensors.

Developed innovative solutions are facing up the requirements of

the resolution of the Organization of United Nations No. 1814 (from

2008) and No. 1816 (from 2008) and the European Commission rec-

ommendation 2010/159/EU of 11 March 2010.

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The optoelectronic system of monitoring and identifi cation of objects in the neighborhood of protected ships (Fig.3 i Fig.4).

Fig. 1. PREMIUM COMPOSITE PROTECTOR FLEET.

The adaptation of the system to the particular unit (maintaining

low application costs) is possible thanks to the development of

Fig. 2. Mounted and deployed passive protection modules.

the automatic system of rising and lowering the razor wire en-

tanglement and due to the modular structure of the designed

solution.

Fig. 3. Long-range and Middle-range observation zones.

Fig. 2. Mounted and deployed passive protection modules.

Fig. 4. Short-range observation zone and passive protection modules.

The crew can prepare to the prevention or suppression of the acts

of piracy in the easy and safe way thanks to the software interface

of the detection and identifi cation subsystem with the entangle-

ment arrangement system. Moreover, the automatic system ena-

bles the crew personnel to reduce their engagement in the process

of lowering the entanglement system to minimum, which allows to

improve the safety level. Due to the design optimization of the sys-

tem the general costs of manufacturing and mounting PROTECTOR

FLEET system were minimized in accordance with requirements of

ship-owners, classifi cation society and insurance companies con-

cerning guaranteeing the ship safety. Especially selected technolo-

gies ensure the eff ectiveness of manufacturing and mounting pro-

tecting modules. Moreover, the fi nancial expenditure necessary to

mount the eff ective protecting system on the ship was minimized.

Research and tests confi rmed the eff ectiveness and usefulness of

subsystems monitoring all observation ranges. Moreover, the tests

of single modules and modules combined into one passive defense

subsystem were carried out in conditions close to the natural ones.

All tests were conducted on the bulk cargo ship having the length

of 190 meters and the weight of around 14 000 tons. The draught

in the moment of testing was 2 meters, the visibility was around 40

km and the wind speed was 2 in the Beaufort Scale.

The arrangement of the protection modules on the ship’s side and

the image registered by the camera devices of the middle-range

observation zone are shown in Fig. 5.

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Fig.5. The monitoring of ship’s sides protection modules a) VIS camera, b) IR camera

a b

• Passive protection modules assure appropriate safety level of the

crew and proper ship protection against acts of piracy.

• Detection systems of short-, middle- and long-range observation

zones are correctly detecting targets which enables proper iden-

tifi cation of the target.

• The integration of the passive defense system with the multi-

spectral detection system allows to the effi cient ship protection

against pirate attacks.

• The described innovative and integrated ship protection sys-

tem based on the razor wire entanglement module supported

by optoelectronic detection and visualization modules is totally

suppressing drawbacks of currently used protection systems

against acts of piracy. Simultaneously, such solution introduces

absolutely new and intelligent ship protection system. The devel-

oped protecting system seems to be the ideal alternative to the

presently used solutions. The authors hope that the integrated

protecting system will become the basic instrument of the ship

defense against pirate attacks taking into consideration that the

realization of such system will enable expanding the range of the

European Union recommendation.

The big potential of the STANDARD COMPOSITE PROTECTOR

FLEET and PREMIUM COMPOSITE PROTECTOR FLEET prod-

ucts creates new possibilities of the development of industrial

branches in the fi eld of SECURITY ENGINEERING in interna-

tional terms and can help in responding to the new needs of consumers:

• Designed and constructed new ships can be equipped in

modular protection systems PROTECTOR FLEET;

• Ship-owners possessing the whole fl eet of ships can estab-

lish groups of specialists mounting ELECTRONICZNE PASSIVE

PROTECTION SYSTEMS – ACTIVE PROTECTOR FLEET, as well

as specialists training ship’s crew;

• Specialized service can mount applied systems;

• Logistic ship service systems assuring ship security before its

sailing into the danger area. Logistic system consists in crea-

tion of logistic warehouses in harbors placed in danger zones

that will be equipped in modules of the protection system

PROTECTOR FLEET .

• After leaving the dangerous zone the logistic system will guarantee leaving the PROTECTOR FLEET system in the par-

ticular harbor to the order of ships entering into the danger-

ous region. This is more economical solution but only tempo-

rarily assuring the ship protection.

SUMMARY

AUTHORS:

Ryszard Stachowiak – President of INTERMET, Czluchow.

Professor Mieczyslaw Szustakowski, Ph.D – Head of Security Systems Group, Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland. Wieslaw Ciurapinski, Ph. D. – Head of Optoelectronic Systems Department, Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland. Marek Zyczkowski, Ph. D. – Institute of Optoelectronics, Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland.

Professor Werner Hufenbach Ph. D Eng. – Head of Institute for Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology, Dresden Uni-versity of Technology

Andrzej Czulak Ph. D. Eng. – Institute for Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology, Dresden University of Technology

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Special operations security

National security

Security of central government institutions

Land, sea and airspace border security

Army security

Battlefield security

ENIGMA SOI Sp. z o. o.ul. Jutrzenki 116, 02-230 Warszawa, tel. 22 570 57 10

www.enigma.com.pl 9

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ARMPOL work deals with development and im-plementing action and perform small lot production, including advanced technical so lu tions in the field of mechanics, electrical engineering, electronics, hydraulics and pneumatics special purpose as well as for the national economy.

The company offers a comprehensive execution and cooperation in carrying out analytical studies and con-ceptual work and development and implementation of:• special containers intended for development of

specialized equipment (command and communica-tion post, servicing and repair workshops, special-ized laboratories, relay stations and radar stations, social and other utility services);

• specialized equipment and building modular contain-ers;

• autonomous systems of special handling contain-ers;

• automated control systems and diagnostics of technical objects, including tanks, APCs, trucks, tractors, machinery and mining business, railway cars and production lines;

• comprehensive upgrading and modernization over-haul and modernization of systems and assemblies of combat vehicles.

The works are being implemented in full cycle of re-search and development in accordance with the re-quirements of the National Defense standards. At each stage of work execution are fully documented.

For the purposes of Polish MOD, ARMPOL produces:• special containers and modular basic equipment as

well as specialized containers;• container handling systems;• on-board Filter;• on-board air conditioning;• generators with outputs ranging from 2,5 to

100,0 kVA;• automated control systems and control of combat

vehicles and cars.These products have the required certificates and solutions recognized and certified for use by Defense Forces, as well as the agreed and approved the techni-cal documentation for production.

On the design, manufacture, storage and trade in the special needs of the Polish Defense Forces, ARMPOL is licensed by MIA.

For the purpose of the civilian economy, ARMPOL pro-duces:• filter specialized equipment;• electric generators (100 ÷ 1 000 KW and over

1 000 kW);• railway air conditioning units.

In September 2013, ARMPOL was awarded with the Defender prize, which is granted during the Internation-al Defense Industry Exhibition MSPO in Kielce for excep-tional technical solutions of equipment used in the field

of security and defense of the state. This is the third Defender prize in the history of the company. This year ARMPOL was awarded for the set of container aviation shops designed for the maintenance of aircrafts and helicopters of the KWL.SX-02 type.Moreover, at the last year MSPO exhibition, for the first time ARMPOL presented the all-terrain container transport set KZT.15-01. The set was constructed thanks to the cooperation of the consortium of the fol-lowing companies: ARMPOL (the leader), Cenrex, Star-SanDuo, MONREX and Naprawa Pojazdów Specjalnych (Special Vehicles Repair) ME-PRO-TECH. The sets can be selected up to the specific needs of military units (platoons, companies and battalions).

All terrain shelter transportation set of medium load type KZT.15-01 (in this case consisting of 15 feet workshop shelter and one axis trailer)

Maintenance and overhaul shelter workshop type KWS.SC-03 used by Vehicle & tanks service.

Research and Development Company ARMPOL Ltd.

1 Okuniewska Str. no 205-070 Sulejówek P.O box 12Poland

ph: (+48 22) 783 37 41fax: (+48 22) 783 02 [email protected]

Project co-fi nanced by the European Regional Development Fund under the Operational Programme Innovative Economy10

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Container air workshop set for maintenance of air-craft and helicopters includes:

S.1 - Container for airframe overhaul of aircraft and helicopters - Flight level, typ KRP-01,w.02

S.2 - Container for engine overhaul of aircraft and helicopters - Flight level, typ KRS-01,w.02

S 3 - Container for armament overhaul of aircraft and helicopters - Flight level, typ KRU-01,w.02

S 4 - Container for accessories (electric equipment) overhaul of aircraft and helicopters - Flight level, typ KROE-01,w.02

S 5 - Container for accessories (board equipment) overhaul of aircraft and helicopters - Flight level, typ KROP-01,w.02

S 6 - Container for radio-electronic equipment over-haul of aircraft and helicopters - Flight level, typ KRUR-01,w.02

Container air workshop set is designed for quick and efficient preparation of a working station for airframe overhaul (engine, ar-mament, accessories (electrical equipment), accessories (board equipment), radio-elec-tronic equipment) of planes and helicopters in the field . The container is constructed based on the basic design of a 20-foot con-tainer, acc. to 1C ISO. The housing of the container is structurally divided into two compartments: the technical, utility. The utility compartment forms a surface adapt-ed for installation of specialized equipment - depending on the destination. The technical compartment is equipped with modules of hydraulics and accumulators, power feed-ing and storage container, filter-ventilation

and heating, air conditioning, dehumidifica-tion and heating, air compressor and tank or 12.5 kVA generator set, storage container, water tank and tank. The container charac-terizes by its mobility, flexibility to transpor-tation means: road, railway, sea and air and by the stability of the superstructure fitted with an automatic system for fast and easy loading and unloading of the container. The container provides the appropriate user comfort regardless of the outdoor condi-tions, while maintaining the desired tempe-rature and air quality free from dust and any eventual contamination.

Exemplary interior of the technical compartment of the container type KWL.SX-02

Exemplary interior of the operational compartment of the container KWL.SX-02

Sample of container air workshop type KWL.SX-02hop type KWL.SX-02

Project co-fi nanced by the European Regional Development Fund under the Operational Programme Innovative Economy

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CONTAINER AIR WORKSHOP SET FOR MAINTENANCE OF AIRCRAFT AND HELICOPTERS

type KWL.SX-02

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Technokontakt is a manufacturer of cable and fibre optic harnessesand distributor of a wide range of D-SUB con-nectors produced by the German company FCT Electronic gmbh.

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• Cable connectors,•• CCable Accessories,••• Mouldeed part.

The variety the connectors and accessories in of-fer allows for the optimal and economical use.

Certificates held: ISO 9001:2008, WSK accord-ing to PN-N-19001:2006 , AQAP 2110:2006, NATO Commercial and Governmental Entity Code (NCAGE.) The company holds the Min-istry of the Interior and Administration licence No B-045/2010 to perform economic activity in manufacturing and trading in explosives, weap-ons, ammunition, products and technology for military or police use.

Technokontakt Sp. z o. o.ul. Żuromińska 1006-550 Szreńskphone no. +48 23 683 70 31fax no. +48 23 683 70 32

[email protected]

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Autocomp Mannaagement SSpSp. z o.o. iis onone of the largest simmuulator prroodducers in PPolanand. The company sppececializes iinn manufacacturiring higghhquality simumuullators of tthhee followining:• shooting (fi re arms),

• drive and shoot military vehicles,

• marine simulators,

• optic devices with micro displays

as weelll as thee ssiimulatorrs ofof civiliaan objeectssuch aas:• railway,

• lorries.

Thhee last yeaar laureate of ththe Pressident oof the RRe-

ppuublic of Poolaand’s awaard, ggrantedd duringg the Innter-

nnaational DDeffense Inddustrry Exhibbition MMSPO 22013

inn Kielce, iis JASKIER - thee KTO (a(armoreed trannsport

vvehicle) RRoosomak DDrivever Trainning Simmulatoor. It is

tthe fi rst rreppresentaativee of the familyy of highgh qual-

ity innoovaative simmulaators, ddesigneed acccording

to the aautthor’s prroojecct by Poolish ennterpriises. It is

aimed foforr the drivvers -- mechaanics trrainingg and the

improvemment of ttheiir skills of drivving inn diffi cult

and dannggerous coondiitions. Itt is desstined ffor both aa

single uuser as well as in the pplatoon confifi gurationn

through connecting individual simmulatorrs.

The simulator enables the training in the fi eld of:• constructing and operating the machinery of the mechanic - driver’s

compartment;

• starting the engine of KTO transporter in diff erent conditions;

• starting and stopping in the fl at terrain and on slope;

• driving along the defi ned route of an average diffi culty level;

• driving in a variety of terrain conditions;

• driving in diff erent atmospheric and lightening conditions;

• overcoming terrain obstacles (overcoming a water obstacle, limited

crossings over, bridges or anti-armor ditches);

• developing the habit of observing the working engine parameters and

power transfer system;

• proper behaving in dangerous situations on roads and on the battlefi eld;

• cooperating with the rest of team on the battlefi eld, especially during

fi ring;

• driving in an order and cooperating with other vehicles - in case of the

platoon simulator.

The applied solutions enable the confi guration of the simulator ac-cording to two options: the fi rst one basic with an immobile cabin, or the second one that comes as

the enhanced version, in which the simulator’s cabin is developed over the

mobile platform having 6 grades of simulation choice of the vehicle move-

ment during the fi ght in diff erent terrain conditions.

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Simulators KTO ROSOMAK of the TASZNIK type can be con-

nected with each other, thus creating the structure of a pla-

toon or company, depending on the requirements. Moreo-

ver, every simulator of the TASZNIK type can be linked with

a school - training system for example of the Śnieżnik type

for rifl es, TH-1 simulator, SK-1 or JASKIER, thus creating the

integrated simulator of the battlefi eld for mechanized infan-

try units.

Equipped with thhee FOFONET origininala communication ssysy tem --

designed and supplied foforr the simulalatot r by WB Electroonin cs.

The system has individual coontntrol paneelsls connected witith h

the electric installation designed aandnd made byby the DOMAR

Company.

BaB sisicc ininternnalal eequipment: • driver panenell wiithth indicators and control devivices;• maneuvering bbacack k cacamera panel including tthe LCDCD

6,5’’ display;• TALING navigation sysstetem m pap nel including the LCL D

6,5’’ display with the controlo ppana el;• heating, air condition and ventntilatation (dummy) systemm

control panel;• panel with buttons for switching g onn the main power

supply of the vehicle;• complex of driver seat (the full seatt wwiti h an electric

servomotor controlling the seat positiionno ,, brake pedaland acceleration pedal with the devices s thhata read their positions);

• complete steering column with a hand brrakka ee;• gear changing lever;• control system of steering wheel torque ddessigi ned for

the simulation of driving in diffi cult terrainn coonditions(SENSO-Wheel);

• basic set of devices for the internal communniccation;• trainee supervising camera designed for insstrructors;• vehicle’s internal lightning; a speaker set wwitth a sub-

woofer; • system of air replacement in the simulator;r; • panel of the anti-fi re system (mock) - thee eemergency

STOP button.

ThhThe AAAutooocommp Maannaggeemmeent CCommppanyy also manufactures

theeee Siiigghttts fooor AAnti--ttankk Gun CCrrew CCommander/Command-

er fforr theeehe Firre CCoonttrrol SSystteem inn taanks oof the LEOPARD 2A4

typpe, wwhwhichh aaree in uuse ooof thhee Poollish AArmyy.

Shortt desscriptioon of ddevicces:

EMES – Stereoscopic simulator of the day and night sight, using by the

anti-tank gun crew commander in the Leopard 2 tank for taking bear-

ings of objects. Optical zoom 3x and 12x.

FEROF – Simulator of the day and night sight, supporting for taking bear-

ings of objects by anti-tank gun crew commander. Optical zoom 8x.

PERI – Simulator of the optical device designed for observing the bat-

tlefi eld by the tank commander. In the critical situations it can also be

used for taking bearings of objects. Optical zoom 2x and 8x.

ContactAutocomp Management Sp. z o.o.

tel.: +48 91 462 40 84

fax: +48 91 462 41 30

e-mail: [email protected]

www.ac-m.pl

oorrWZM S.A.

tetell.:: +4+488 787844 616188 581

fafaxx.:: +4+488 3232 228 12 5252

e-mail: tomasz.nikisz@@wzwzmsms p.ppll

wwwwwww.wwzzms.pl

Tasznik simulator linked with JASKIER simulator

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We design, build, modernize, conversion, repair commercial ships and navy vessels. We have our own Design and Technology Department as well as Armament and Electronics Center.The Naval Shipyard also specializes in the recycling of vessels.

Contact: Stocznia Marynarki Wojennej S.A.(English wording: Naval Shipyard Gdynia S.A)

81-127 Gdynia, Poland, ul. midowicza 48phone: +48 58 625 81 02fax. : +48 58 625 01 47e-mail: [email protected]

For more informa on: www.navship.pl

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www.dezamet.com.pl

World class in Polish weapon.40 mm SBAO-40 weapon and ammunition

system.Grenade launcher and the wide ammunition

range including among others; HE, practise

and tactical rounds. Modular technology em-

ployed in the system enables the use of the

weapon in its independent and under-barrel

version (customised for right and left-handed

users). Movable barrel makes the launcher

compatible with not only standard ammuni-

tion. SBAO-40 is the fruit of Polish engineer-

ing thought and result of developmental work

between Dezamet and Military Technical Aca-

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Zakłady Lotnicze Margański&Mysłowski works in aviation industry since 1986.

EM-11 ORKA

ORKA is a four seater twin-engine aircraft with retractable landing gear, high-wing configura-tion with push-type propellers and comfortable passenger cabin. Shell structure is all-compos-ite with honeycomb filler. Wings have foldable tips for easier hangaring. ORKA is propelled by two counter-rotating engines LYCOMING IO-320 / LIO-320 of 160 HP each.ORKA is EASA certified – No. EASA.A.115.

Seats ......................................... 4Max. take-off weight ................ 1820kgWing span ................................. 13,5mNever exceed speed – VNE ..... 359km/hBest rate of climb .................... 5,1m/sMax range ................................ 1700km

EM-10 BIELIK

BIELIK primary and advanced training aero-plane. All-composite structure. Designed as low-cost aeroplane for primary and advanced training of military pilots. In its basic version designated for training in basic pilotage, aero-batics and navigation, as well as low altitude flying etc. Each plane in basic version is suit-able for installation of combat application elec-tronic simulation systems. Power plant - a turbojet engine of 1300-1800 kG thrust.

Seats ................................... 1 / 2Max. take-off weight .......... 2500kgWing span ........................... 6,5mMax speed .......................... 1100km/hBest rate of climb .............. 45m/sMax range .......................... 2500km

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SWIFT S-1

The SWIFT S-1 is a monoplace high perfor-mance glider designed for full aerobatics. This mid-wing plane has a conventional tail-unit arrangement.The structure of the glider’s basic components is of glass-epoxy composite.Swift model has gained a status of monotype at every international championships in glider aerobatic – 10-times winner of World Glider Aerobatic Championships since 1991.SWIFT is EASA certified – No. EASA.A.038.

Seats. .................................. 1Max. take-off weight .......... 410kgWing span ........................... 12,7 mMax speed .......................... 287km/hMax G-Force ....................... +10/-7,5

MDM-1 FOX

FOX is a high performance two-seater GFRP-construction state of the art aerobatic glider.Almost immediately after the 1-st presentation at World Glider Aerobatic Championships, Ven-lo Netherlands 1993 the Fox model has gained a status of monotype at every serious interna-tional championships in glider aerobatic. Also in P version – with wing tips.FOX is EASA certified – No. EASA.A.039.

Seats ...............................................2Max. take-off weight ......................530kgWing span (P version) ....................14 / (16,15 m)Max speed ......................................282km/hMax G-Force (2 person crew) .......+9/-6 (+7/-5)

ZAKŁADY LOTNICZE MARGAŃSKI & MYSŁOWSKI S.A.

Contact details: ul. Górnicza 10743-502 Czechowice-Dziedzice, Poland

Tel. / fax: (+48) 32-784-15-00www.marganski.pl

[email protected]

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THE VEHICLES AND CONTAINERS MANUFACTURERFOR POLICE, FIRE SERVICE, ARMY AND OTHER SPECIAL SERVICES

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Military Electronic Works JSC (WZE SA) in Zielonka is one of the defense

sector leading companies operating in the Polish and international market.

With more than 60 years of experience, the company meets all the require-

ments and standards imposed upon military equipment suppliers, as

witnessed by all the awarded certifi cates. The key mission of the company

is to secure the supply of the products and services that are crucial for the

national defense.

Military Electronic Works JSC specializes in:

• production of military equipment,

• modernization of military equipment,

• maintenance of military equipment,

• specialized services for civil customers.

Military Electronic Works JSC deals with the design, production and mainte-

nance of equipment, including the following:

• reconnaissance and radio-electronic warfare,

• command and communications,

• air defense,

• special electronics.

In order to meet domestic and international standards as well as high qual-

ity requirements set by our customers, we have got:

• the offi ce of design for electronic and electrical systems

• the offi ce for electrical and electronic construction

• the offi ce for mechanical construction

• special adjustment place for testing the radiolocation stations operating

at full radiated power,

• a laboratory for electromagnetic compatibility testing,

• a laboratory for mechanical and climatic testing.

We are a trustworthy partner when it comes to designing and implement-

ing the most modern electronic solutions. Our technical infrastructure

enables us to carry out practical research in the fi eld of electronics used for

the military purposes.

We are constantly improving our skills through establishing relationships

with the world leaders in electronics. Additionally, we invite valuable for-

eign experts as well as participate in meetings and conferences recognized

worldwide.

During the 21st International Defense Industry Exhibition (MSPO 2013) in

Kielce, the company was awarded with the special Prize of the Minister of

Economy in the category of “ The Defence Sector’s Off set Recipient “.

Modernized Anti-Aircraft Missile NEWA SC set.

The President of the Republic of Poland, Bronisław

Komorowski at the Military Electronic Works’ JSC trade

fair stand.

Distinction of the Minister of Economy for Military

Electronic Works JSC, The Best Defence Sector’s Off set

Recipient Category.

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50-961 WROC AW, ul. Obornicka 136, POLANDtel. (+48) 713-47-44-40, fax: (+48) 713-47-44-04e-mail: [email protected], http://www.witi.wroc.pl

MILITARY INSTITUTE of ENGINEER TECHNOLOGY, founded in 1927, continuesthe tradition of the Polish Army Research and Development entities. The range of the Institute’s activity includes:1. R&D and implementation works

in the elds of:– water winning and treatment;– support of the troops' mobility.– hazardous materials and mine warfare

equipment, camou age and forti cations;2. Planning the development of engineer equipment;3. Assessment, evaluation and analisys of engineer equipment;4. Maintenance of proving grounds and unique testing laboratories;5. Diagnostic tests of mine warfare equipment;6. Polonisation of the equipment purchased abroad;7. Standardising activity in the range of the adaptation to NATO requirements;

8. Training in the area of:– implementation of new engineer

equipment,– trade of explosives.

9. Development of procedures andthe performance of mineclearing after combat and terrorist actions.

Since 1995 the Institute has been conducting certi cation tests of domestic

and foreign products. As an entity accredited by the Polish Accreditation Centre, it issues certi cates for:

– equipment and means of water winning, treatment and quality control;– generating sets;– bridging and crossing equipment;– road plates;– engineer machines.

The Institute offers services in the range of expert engineer works,both for the army and for the civil sector.

The entity has obtained ISO 9001:2008(PN EN ISO 9001:2009) Certi cate of QualityManagement System, AQAP 2110:2009.

The Institute’s Certi cation Centre of Engineer Equipment includes four accredited testing laboratories.

WOJSKOWY INSTYTUT TECHNIKI IN Y NIE RYJ NEJim. profesora Józefa Kosackiego

MILITARY INSTITUTE of ENGINEER TECHNOLOGY

CONCESSION of PRODUCTION and TURNOVER of EXPLOSIVES

ACCREDITED TESTING LABORATORIES

ISO 9001:2008AQAP 2110:2009

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