BEML LIMITED

Defence & Aerospace | Mining & Construction | Rail & Metro

Schedule ‘A’ Company under Ministry of Defence

Government of India

CIN:L35202KA1964GOI001530

India75

DEFENCE & AEROSPACE

Successfully Developed R and D Products

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1. BEML HDT 8x8 SMERCH AWS

BEML HDT 8x8 SMERCH AWS has been indigenously designed & developed by BEML, using maximum common aggregates with in-service equipment. Salient features of the vehicles are

  • All wheel steering for meeting the short TCD(<26m) requirement.
  • Air Cooled Euro III 300 KW(402 HP) Engine.
  • 10 Speed Manual Synchro mesh manual transmission.
  • All wheel Drive Independent suspension swinging half axles with leaf springs & shock absorbers.
  • Two circuit drum air brakes with S-CAM type actuator complying with prevailing regulations.
  • RHD steering, Two Worm type Gear Box with two hydraulic power assisted cylinder.
  • Central Tyre Inflation system and 24 V electrical system with motorized head lamps.
  • All steel construction platform with low center of gravity and capable of easily detachable from chassis. 
  • Lashing arrangement on all four sides and inside. The rear tail & side board are of collapsible type and has support in open position for catwalk.
2. BEML HDT 10x10 SMERCH with MHC

BEML HDT 10x10 SMERCH has been indigenously designed & developed by BEML, using maximum common aggregates with in-service equipment. Salient features of the vehicles are

  • First two & Last two  Axle steering for meeting the short TCD(<26m) requirement
  • Water Cooled Euro III 326 KW(450 HP) Engine
  • 6 speed Automatic transmission
  • 10 Speed Manual Synchro mesh manual transmission
  • All wheel Drive Independent suspension swinging half axles with leaf springs & shock absorbers
  • RHD steering, Two Worm type Gear Box with two hydraulic power assisted cylinder.
  • Two circuit drum air brakes with S-CAM type actuator complying with prevailing regulations.
  • Central Tyre Inflation system and 24 V electrical system with motorized head lamps
  • All steel construction platform with low centre of gravity and capable of easily detachable   from chassis.
  • Lashing arrangement on all four sides and inside. The rear tail & side board are of collapsible type and has support in open position for catwalk
3. 6x16 TRUCK MOUNTED CRANE

BEML has developed crane mounted 6X6 heavy duty truck. Vehicle is power by 300 KW EURO III Air cooled Engine coupled with ALLISON 6-speed fully automatic transmission. Salient features of the vehicle are 

  • Right hand side steering
  • Air springs, shock absorbers at all axles
  • 6x6 drive with front wheel drive disengagement, all differentials lockable
  • ABS with switch-off feature for heavy terrain driving conditions.
  • 16.00 R20 tactical XZL tubeless tires.

Crane :

  • Lifting capacity :-16 Tonnes @ 4.5 M radius on outrigger, 360º slew
  • Free on wheel: - 6 Tonnes @ 4.5 m in the rear @ speed of not less than 2 kmph on firm ground up to minimum distance of 100 m.
  • Slewing angle :- 360⁰ continuous
  • Derricking angle:- 70⁰ 
  • Hoisting (single line):- 80 m/min.
  • Slewing: - one rotation / 30 second.
4. TRACK WIDTH MINE PLOUGH (TWMP) FOR ARJUN MBT MK-II

The TWMP(A) gives a tank the ability to rapidly force a passage through mined obstacles by creating a cleared path for its tracks to follow. Mine Plough is a Tank mounted device, designed to clear a lane through a mine field, allowing other tanks to follow. Buried land mines are ploughed up and pushed outside the tank's track path or turned over. The TWMP is a self-contained unit.

The TWMP (A) is designed to:

  • Clear mines from the track width of the vehicle
  • Operate in a wide range of soils
  • Minimize the tractive effort required
  • Minimize the effects of detonating mines
  • Jettison from under armour if the need arise
  • Be used in conjunction with Demeter Magnetic Signature Duplicator (MSD) systems.
5. MINE PLOUGHS – T90

Mine Plough meets the demands of the modern Main Battle Tank (MBT) by creating a cleared safe lane. Mine Plough is designed to remove mines irrespective of fusing type from the track of the host vehicle and gives a tank the ability to protect itself from the threat of surface laid or buried AT or AP mines.

The mine free path is prepared by a raking action that brings buried or concealed mines to the surface and moves them to the side. To achieve the necessary raking action, tines move through the soil at a constant depth. The geometry of the T-90 EMP and skids provide the depth control means.

Mine plough is a self contained unit.It can be mounted directly to the front of host vehicle and requires power from tank electrical system. Mine plough can be raised to the travelling position or lowered to ploughing position using electro-hydraulic power pack and hydraulic lift cylinders. Mine plough is operated using a Driver Control Unit mounted within easy reach of the tank in closed down condition.

6. TRAWL

TRAWL is a demining device mounted on a T-72 tank, designed to detonate anti-tank mines. It allows engineers to clear a lane through a minefield which is protected by enemy fire. TRAWL is a combination of roller & plough type. The roller clears the mines by exerting heavy pressure on the buried mines in vehicle run condition and detonates them. The roller absorbs the blast pressure and keeps the tank safe from mines. Parallely mine plough clears the buried mines by digging in the soil along the vehicle path. TRAWL is used in Plain, Desert & Semi-Desert terrain conditions.

7. SURACE MINE CLEAR SYSTEM PLOUGH (SMCS)
  • SMCS gives a host vehicle the ability to safely clear surface laid mines and munitions on roads and light terrain.
  • The mine free path is prepared by a vee blade that moves mines from the front of the vehicle safely to each side, well clear of the vehicle tracks.
  • To achieve the necessary action, the vee blade is divided into several blade segments, each of which is free to move in response to ground contours.
  • The blade linkages are arranged so that if a scraping edge should encounter an immovable vertical sided obstacle then the blade moves against its spring and rides over the obstruction while retaining full contact

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