Rostec has supplied shielding materials to the military department

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The Roselectronika holding (part of Rostec) supplied the military party with absorbing shielding materials for the modernization of surface vessels of the Russian Navy, the next tests of materials will be held in the summer of next year, reports press office corporations.

Rostec has supplied shielding materials to the military department




Developed by experts of the Research Institute "Ferrite-Domain" (Petersburg) materials can be used on all types of ships.

“The main requirements for protective radar absorbing coatings are attenuation of the reflected signal, operation in a wide range of radio frequencies and ease of execution. Shielding material developed at the Ferrite-Domain Scientific Research Institute meets these requirements, ”said military expert Alexei Leonkov.

According to him, “domestic development is based on the principle of spraying a special mixture that is resistant to aggressive media on the outer surface of the ship, which distinguishes it from American layered thin-film shielding structures.”

“The test results confirm that the new coating reduces the radio-visibility of the ship’s structures, making it a difficult target for detection and destruction. At the same time, the material does not affect the operation of the radio engineering systems of the vessel, ”the expert noted.

“An additional feature of the coverage is to ensure the electromagnetic compatibility of radio antennas and HEADLIGHTS installed on the ship, which, of course, in the future will simplify the layout of radio equipment,” added Leonkov.
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  1. +9
    16 November 2016 08: 39
    The boatswain would only warn not to forget. And then they will paint over everything to Benin’s mother ...
  2. +2
    16 November 2016 08: 41
    The news is good .. Unfortunately, these coatings are already in full use in the West. Maybe it’s better what they came up with?
    1. +2
      16 November 2016 08: 55
      Well, they wrote the same "distinguishes it from American layered thin-film shielding structures," that is, they came up with better)))
  3. +2
    16 November 2016 08: 56
    The "invisibility cloak" makes it extremely difficult for radio electronic means to identify an object. “The fibers are woven in such a way that the locators identify the technique as the object of the reflection, but do not allow us to find out what exactly is in the field of view.
  4. 0
    16 November 2016 09: 08
    Technology is taking leaps and bounds .... in the modern world, especially (God forbid) war, all innovations are good
    1. +2
      16 November 2016 11: 37
      Quote: Alexey-74
      Technology is taking leaps and bounds .... in the modern world, especially (God forbid) war, all innovations are good

      For the time being, and then the boom ... and good old Kalash! It's like putting a Bentley next to the Cossack, and shibanut EMR ... all Bentley died, and the constipation is fucked ..))))
  5. +1
    16 November 2016 10: 23
    Quote: 210ox
    The news is good .. Unfortunately, these coatings are already in full use in the West. Maybe it’s better what they came up with?

    Yes, this is not a new development. Back in the 80s, the coating was tested on airplanes ... And the West uses them thanks to a leak from a collapsed country, i.e. betrayal ... But the desire of today's "developers" to pass it off as their own, is nothing more than a desire to cash in on Soviet developments ...
  6. +2
    16 November 2016 11: 20
    Quote: tinibar
    Quote: 210ox
    The news is good .. Unfortunately, these coatings are already in full use in the West. Maybe it’s better what they came up with?

    Yes, this is not a new development. Back in the 80s, the coating was tested on airplanes ... And the West uses them thanks to a leak from a collapsed country, i.e. betrayal ... But the desire of today's "developers" to pass it off as their own, is nothing more than a desire to cash in on Soviet developments ...

    Research Institute "Ferrit-Domain" has existed since 59 - where to look for a reason for panic?