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NPP MERA
1.Design, manufacture and installation: ● Thrust stand components: thrust measurement system, adapter, superstructure etc. ● Facility subsystems: DAQ, supply systems (fuel, oil) etc.2.Civil construction works: site survey, building works etc.3.Contracting: ● Turn-key – MERA is able to supply a “turn-key” test cell including civil works, thrust stand, DAQ, all necessary facility subsystems, specialized software, throttle control level and etc. ● Joint – MERA is capable to supply specified items such as thrust stand with DAQ and software. The Customer is able to procure necessary items such as test nacelle directly from OEM. 4.Project management in accordance to EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction, FIDIC) 5.Certification in accordance to international and local standards and rules (SAE 5305) Engine types: PD-14, PS-90, RD-93, RD-33MK, AL-31FN
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FLIR T560 -
Teledyne FLIR
Troubleshoot hot spots, find hidden faults, and confirm repairs quickly with the ergonomic, high-resolution FLIR T560. This 640 × 480 (307,200 pixel) thermal imaging camera has a bright 4" LCD and a 180° rotating lens platform, so you can easily and comfortably diagnose electrical or mechanical issues, even in hard-to-reach areas. Advanced on-camera measurement tools such as 1-Touch Level/Span, plus laser-assisted autofocus, ensure you’ll record accurate temperature measurements every time. With on-board FLIR Inspection Route mode, you can download and run survey plans to your camera from FLIR Thermal Studio Pro (with FLIR Route Creator plugin). Together these systems will help you record temperature data and imagery in a logical sequence for faster troubleshooting and repair. The T560 also features FLIR Ignite for automatic uploading of images directly from the camera to the cloud for easy, secure storage and sharing. The purchase of a T560 camera includes a 3-month subscription to FLIR Thermal Studio Pro and FLIR Route Creator.
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FLIR T540 -
Teledyne FLIR
Diagnose potential faults in industrial, electrical, and mechanical systems, or discover temperature anomalies in R&D testing with the 464 × 348 resolution FLIR T540. This portable, ergonomic thermal camera offers advanced features like 1-Touch Level/Span and continuous laser-assisted autofocus, making it the perfect non-contact diagnostic tool for condition monitoring and research applications. Streamline electrical/mechanical surveys, troubleshooting, and repairs with Inspection Route mode, which runs pre-planned routes created in FLIR Thermal Studio Pro (Route Creator plugin required) so users can record temperature data and imagery in a logical sequence. The built-in Macro Mode allows R&D users to quickly switch from wide angle to close-up analysis without changing the lens. When coupled with Research Studio software, the T540 helps engineers assess unexpected hot spots and find potential design flaws. The T540 also features FLIR Ignite for automatic uploading of images directly from the camera to the cloud for easy, secure storage and sharing. The purchase of a T540 camera includes a 3-month subscription to FLIR Thermal Studio Pro and FLIR Route Creator.
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Thales SESO, SAS
For more than 40 years, Thales has delivered high accuracy optics for ground-based Astronomy all around the world. These optics range from single, but challenging, unmounted optical components up to fully integrated opto-mechanical systems. Our design heritage and past experience in this field cover the design, manufacture and AIT activities of many optics and sub-assemblies used in Telescope instrumentation, such as focal plane assemblies as well as the direct production of telescope mirrors themselves. Several major achievements of Thales ground-based Astronomy products were the Optical wide field corrector for the Dark Energy Survey (lien), the Reference Body for future Deformable Secondary Mirror of the VLT (lien) and different challenging spectrograph optics (Collimator and Cameras) for different Observatories (lien). One advantage Thales has with this activity is that most part of the manufacturing steps involved (i.e. opto-mechanical design, milling/grinding, lightening, polishing and coating) are directly under our control in our own facility. Our current capabilities for the production of optics for ground-based Astronomy are from a few centimeters size up to 2 meters. Thanks to the continuous efforts in R& D and investments into new production machines, Thales is now ready for future industrial challenges including the optical production of some key elements of the E-ELT, GMT and TMT programs.
