TOP 100 MILITARY SITES
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| 12/12/2007: Army Looks at Long-term Need for Mine-resistant Vehicles The Army has not made a formal proposal to cut its order for mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles, but officials are looking at the service's long-term need. defenselink.mil |
TRL Compliance TRL Compliance is a leading provider of equipment testing, regulatory approvals and certification. We specialise in a comprehensive range of services, including Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) and safety testing for the civil, military and aerospace industries.BESPOKE MILITARY TESTING, REGULATORY AND COMPLIANCETRL Compliance is a supplier to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) for EMC services and provides advice and guidance to suppliers and manufacturers wishing to tender for business on approval requirements. We have expertise in the fields of COTS equipment (CE marking) and military approvals, and are able to advise on how the requirements interface with one another.EMC TESTING SERVICESEMC is an increasingly important aspect of product design because more and more electronic equipment is used in close proximity, increasing the possibility of interference. Safety critical equipment, such as control electronics for vehicles, nuclear power stations, medical equipment and military equipment must be tested to more severe levels because of the implications of failure.Our comprehensive EMC services include: TestingTechnical support during product designDetermining the best route to complianceTest plan / schedule preparationPre-submission design assessmentPreparation of technical filesMonitoring, supervision and control of the testing and certificationOngoing technical support to ensure conformity in productionPost-compliance technical supportTRL Compliance has the ability to test equipment over a wide range of emissions and immunity requirements to commercial, industrial and military standards. We can easily identify which range of tests exists that must be passed by your equipment if it is to fulfil the requirements placed upon it. Our engineers will support and help you to make the test programme as simple as possible.TRL COMPLIANCE MILITARY FACILITIESTRL Compliance's military facilities offer modern, purpose-designed test chambers and equipment. All laboratories are secure and have electronically controlled access, therefore ensuring confidentiality for all our customers. TRL Compliance invests heavily in facilities, equipment and personnel to be able to offer the very best in testing, regulatory and compliance services.TRL Compliance has been recognised by the MoD for EMC excellence by the award of a five-year enabling contract; this is also in addition to our UKAS accreditation for defence standard 59-41/59-411, defence standard 61-5, military standard 461, military standard 1275B, military standard 704 and RTCA/DO160D/E.The following other services are offered:Defence standard 58-6 testing i.e. path loss trialsVehicle antenna radiation patternsVehicle MEMIC trialsRADAZ trialsShip trialsMutual interference trailsTEMPEST to NSTISSAM, SDIP-27 and NATO AMSGSite surveys Interference investigationOur reference list of equipment tested includes force protection vehicles, UORs, FIST products and gun controller units (under section five firearms licensees), etc.TRL Compliance can also offer, through TRAC global, an efficient and cost-effective first-class service covering all aspects of:EMCATEXMachineryRadio / wireless equipmentEnvironmental testingSafety testingTelecomsFEATesting can be undertaken in our extensively equipped test laboratories or at customers' sites. With partners in over 80 countries, TRL Compliance can provide global product approval that will minimise your compliance liabilities and allow you to swiftly and legally market your products.For more information about TRL Compliance's military EMC testing capabilities, contact the company using the details below. army-technology.com |
02/19/2008: Longest Road Project in Iraq Marks Security Success Uranium Road, which runs from Hit to Asad, is getting a $29.6 million makeover in the longest road project by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Iraq. defenselink.mil |
03/24/2008: Coalition Troops in Iraq Kill Two Terrorists, Detain Eight Suspects Coalition forces in Iraq killed two terrorists and detained eight suspects during operations targeting al Qaeda in Iraq operatives in the central and northern parts of the country. defenselink.mil |
04/22/2008: Vice Chairman Visits Wounded Warriors in Hawaii Wounded warrior care is becoming increasingly effective at helping servicemembers through their transition, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said. defenselink.mil |