The HBM eDAQ monitors hull for maximum military success

Large number of design constraints

To meet military specifications the craft faced a large number of design constraints. High speed and high payload capacity were needed to ensure maximum military capability in conjunction with low draught and wa h characteristics to avoid detection by any enemy. In addition, the craft had to be capable of docking in the well dock of supporting Royal Navy ships, such as HMS Albion.

Browell used HBM’s Glyphworks for the initial analysis. He says, “The interface is a visual piece of software and that makes it very easy and instinctive to work with.” Once the initial analysis was complete, Browell was able to easily export the results into Excel which could then be distributed for additional comments.