MTG Marinetechnik

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Independent Naval Warship Design Agency

MTG Marinetechnik GmbH is an independent naval consultant with more than 50 years of experience.

MTG Marinetechnik GmbH is an independent naval consultant with more than 50 years of experience.

The engineering company’s core business includes conclusive overall ship design concepts and every aspect that supports the procurement process such as requirement management, cost analysis, personnel / crew models, simulations and survivability studies.

MTG specifies requirements and designs naval ships for several navies and governments with a focus on the early process phase.

Ship design ideas and technical solutions for the naval industry

Each project begins with the engineers at MTG analysing the capability gap or requirement in terms of its technical feasibility. Based on this, they then compile functional requirements together with the client, which provides a basis for design ideas and technical solutions. Finally, the individual requirements are used to draft a consistent and viable general concept.

MTG research vessel BUMS-SWATH design.
MKS180 Design History.
MKS180 V21+V22+V23.
MTG, a hardware independent centre of excellence, designs individual naval ships based on customer requirements and international naval standards.
MTG offers consultancy in all phases of the design, procurement, building and testing of our customers naval project, including the generation of tender documents and the analysis of competing offers.
Concept solutions to meet the operational and tactical navy requirements are one of MTG´s strengths.
Missile-hit simulation. MTG simulates the tactical and operational performance of our customers naval ships or designs using our own specially developed software and simulation tools.
Daniel Puppe is the MTG head of Ship Design and Hydromechanics.
Guido Gerdemann is the MTG managing director.
Lutz Mertschat of MTG Marinetechnik.

Engineering and feasibility studies for marine applications

The German think-tank puts the pieces of the puzzle together, including:

  • Conclusive overall concepts
  • Propulsion models
  • Electrical drafts
  • Personnel / crew
  • Signatures
  • Ergonomics
  • Technical risk appraisals
  • Cost estimation (LCC)
  • Mission systems
  • Ship operation facilities
  • 2D side and plan views
  • Acoustic evaluation and calculation
  • Technical documentation

Procurement phase and lifetime support for vessel-building projects

The project management team involves the customer during the entire process. While evaluating requirements with the client, MTG defines the capabilities a vessel must have.

The engineers then prepare and present preliminary and final results and discuss these with the client.

The experts provide recommendations based on results for further decision-making and future steps. This includes all necessary data, evaluations and comparisons so the client is able to select the best solution for their needs.

MTG offers support during the procurement phase and throughout the lifetime of the vessel for mid-term conversion.

About MTG

The original concept behind MTG Marinetechnik was born in 1966 from the German Federal Ministry of Defence desire to bring together strategic knowledge on the overall concept of naval ships in one place away from production sites.

The aim was to create a centre for maritime concerns to identify and develop optimal solutions without the economic pressure of production utilisation levels.

From the very start, the company was established as an independent and self-sufficient consulting firm. For this reason, MTG Marinetechnik soon carried out tasks not only for the German Navy but also for other navies and industrial companies.

Today, more than 50 experts in the fields of naval architecture, marine engineering, electrical engineering, weaponry, telecommunications engineering and computer science work together on projects on an interdisciplinary basis.

MTG is an independent business that offers impartial consulting services to provide an optimal approach for every client.

White Papers

  • Fleet Cost Estimation Tool

    On behalf of the German Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw), MTG is currently developing a tool, which allows the comparison of life cycle fleet costs.

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Projects

  • SSBN Borei Class Nuclear-Powered Submarines

    The Borei Class is a Russian fourth-generation nuclear-powered missile submarine. It is intended to eventually replace the ageing Delta III and Typhoon Class submarines and become an important deterrent for the Russian Navy.

  • Khareef Class Corvettes

    The Khareef Class corvettes were built by BAE Systems for the Royal Navy of Oman (RNO) under Project Khareef.

  • Almirante Padilla Class Frigate

    Four Almirante Padilla Class frigates designed and built by Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft (HDW) are in service with the Colombian Navy.

  • Kasturi Class Corvettes

    Two Kasturi Class corvettes are in service with the Royal Malaysian Navy. The ships are currently being refurbished unde

  • Inhaúma Class Corvettes

    The Inhaúma Class multipurpose corvettes are in service with the Brazilian Navy. Four corvettes were commissione

  • Kulmbach Class Minehunter

    The Kulmbach Class (MJ 333) minehunters are in service with the German Navy. Built as Hameln Class (SM 343) minesweepe

  • F122 Bremen Class Frigate

    The German Navy has eight Bremen Class frigates designed and built by Bremer Vulkan in the 1980s. The ship's primary rol

  • Anzac Class Frigate

    In November 1989, the Australian / New Zealand frigate building project contracted Australian shipbuilders Tenix Defence

  • Sachsen Class (F124)

    The Sachsen Class (F124) is Germany's air defence frigate built by ARGE F124, a consortium consisting of Blohm + Voss as

  • Frankenthal Class (Type 332)

    The Frankenthal Class (Type 332) minesweepers have been built for the German Navy by Abeking & Rasmussen and Lurssenwerf

  • Hameln Class (Type 333)

    The Hameln Class (Type 333) minesweepers were built for the German Navy by an industrial consortium led by STN Systemtec