Armor & Protection Systems
We provide modular add-on armor systems, blast and ballistic simulation, test planning, and qualification-oriented engineering solutions with a system-level approach built on armored vehicle development experience.
Vehicle-Level Experience
An add-on armor system is not only a panel design. Vehicle body structure, mounting points, weight distribution, maintenance requirements, and field installation must be evaluated together.
P-Dynamics approaches protection systems with vehicle-level engineering experience gained from armored vehicle development programs.
Modular Add-on Armor
We develop modular protection kits adaptable to different vehicle types and mission requirements.
The protection architecture is defined by considering threat level, target weight, vehicle geometry, mounting interfaces, and field replaceability.
Key Features
- Modular armor kits
- Replaceable protection elements
- Vehicle-interface-compatible mounting structure
- Field-installation-oriented design
- Manufacturable and scalable architecture
Simulation-Supported Development
Simulation is not used as a replacement for physical testing. It is used to identify the right design alternatives and make the testing process more efficient.
Protection architecture is optimized before testing through analyses covering blast, mine, IED, ballistic, and fragmentation effects.
Test and Qualification Support
We support protection system design decisions with technical evidence.
A more traceable engineering process is established through test planning, simulation reporting, correlation assessment, and qualification dossier preparation.
Project-Specific Technical Team
A dedicated technical team structure is created according to the needs of each project.
Systems engineering, survivability design, FEA/blast simulation, manufacturing engineering, test/qualification, and field integration are managed within the same program flow.
Working Model
Depending on the project, we can work as a prime contractor technical support team, subsystem owner, engineering PMO, or local production partner enablement team.
Process
Technical requirements
Concept design
Simulation
Prototype
Test and qualification
Production transfer