NSRP National Shipbuilding Research Program Joint Panel Meeting - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
NSRP National Shipbuilding Research Program Joint Panel Meeting - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
NSRP National Shipbuilding Research Program Joint Panel Meeting May 10-12, 2016 Biloxi, MS AGENDA Introductions Chairs Report Panel Business Navy Topic Panel Project Overview Process ETP Timeline Discussion of
AGENDA
Introductions Chair’s Report Panel Business Navy Topic Panel Project Overview
Process ETP Timeline
Discussion of Panel Projects DTS Demonstration
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Chair’s Report
Joint Panel Meeting May 10-12, 2016 Biloxi, MS
Mission Statement
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Reduce the cost associated with the installation and
- peration of electrical systems in ship construction,
maintenance, and modernization Facilitate communications among Navy programs, electrical system integrators, ship designers, shipbuilders and other NSRP panels
Current Focus Areas
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- Promote commonality of electrical processes, products,
components, and methods across ship programs
- Evaluate & transition improved electrical system technologies,
installation processes, and electrical system specifications.
- The panel’s mission is to identify and implement technologies
and processes that improve: Total Ownership Cost Energy Efficiency Electrical System Performance Safety of Workforce and Ship’s Crew
NSRP Member Shipyards
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Panel Activities
The Electrical Technologies Panel typically meets three times
per year
Panel meetings include:
Review of active and recently completed projects Discussion and brainstorming Facility tours where available New technologies applicable to the ETP focus area are presented
and discussed
Industry & Tech Transfer
NSRP Day @ NAVSEA SNAME/SPS
2015 Summary
Panel Meetings
Spring – NSRP All Panel (Charleston, SC)
Focus: Electrical Safety
Summer – Joint Panel Meeting (Groton, CT)
Joint meeting with IT Panel Focus: Fiber Optic Applications in Shipbuilding Presentation of New Panel Project Topics Tour of Electric Boat
Winter – Joint Panel Meeting (San Diego, CA)
Panel Project Updates Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) Navy Standards Update CODA Overview Tour of NASSCO
Technology Transition Activities
NSRP All Panel Meeting Expo NSRP Day @ NAVSEA SNAME/WMTC 2015
Panel Projects
Projects Recently Completed
Low Voltage Quick Connector Evaluation Materials & Components for Exterior
Electrical Connections
Fiber Optics Installation and Acceptance
Criteria
Low Voltage Quick Connector Evaluation Lead: Greg Stevens - BIW Materials & Components for Exterior Electrical Connections Lead: Maurissa D’Angelo – D5T
Current Panel Activities
Panel Projects
Materials & Components for Exterior Electrical
Connections (Phase 2) *
Safer Inspection of MV-HV Systems * Alternatives to Fiber Optic Connectors * Improved Methods for Bonding & Grounding Fiber Optic Testing Enhancement for Cost Reduction
High Temperature Insulated Bus Pipe
Performance Testing
2016 Overview
Panel Meetings
Spring – Joint Panel Meeting
Date: May 10-12, 2016
Location: Biloxi, MS
Focus: Shipboard Power Systems
Summer – Joint Panel Meeting with WD Panel
Date: August
Location: Marinette, WI
Tour: Marinette Marine
Winter
Date: November/December
Location: SE
Tour TBD
Technology Transition Activities
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Panel Business
Actions from last meeting:
None
Discussion of 2016 Meeting times/location Technology Transition
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White Paper Roundtable Discussion
Joint Panel Meeting May 10-12, 2016 Biloxi, MS
Panel Project Overview
Projects Focused on NSRP Strategic Objectives Project scope limited to 12 months PoP and $150K Each panel can submit up to 3 project White Papers White Papers should be formatted IAW NSRP Panel
Project Guide (Rev. P, dated 4 April 2016 )
Submit White Papers to appropriate Panel Chair Should fit within a particular Panel’s Focus Area Teaming Encouraged
Check with shipyard representatives for particular process
& policy
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NSRP STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
- 1. Reduced Total Ownership Cost of ships
- 2. Improved quality in ship design, construction and repair through continuous
improvement of advanced technologies, processes and data management applications
- 3. Enhanced workforce excellence
- a. Improved safety, wellness and environmental stewardship for shipyards and
shipboard personnel
- b. Recruitment, training, engagement and retention of shipbuilders through
collaboration, knowledge sharing and attitude management during change
- 4. Reduced cost associated with ship systems integration during ship design,
construction, modernization and maintenance
- 5. Increased materials and process commonality across the shipbuilding and ship
repair enterprise to reduce cost
- 6. Identification of best practices from all sources regarding cybersecurity technologies
and their appropriate application to shipbuilding and repair systems and equipment
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Panel Project Overview
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Timeline (Electrical Technologies)
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DATE EVENT 5/4/2016 Solicitation Released 5/21/2016 ETP Conference Call 5/10/2016 Topic Presentations
- Roundtable Panel Discussion
- Idea Development
- Team Building
7/8/2016 White Papers Due to Chair Panel Vote – Top 3 Projects Selected 8/3/2016 White Papers Due to SCRA Sept 2016 (est) ECB Project Selection Meeting