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Power & Thermal Technologies for Air & Space
Presented By:
Ms. Mary Lykins (AFRL/PRKA) Mr. Gregory L. Rhoads (AFRL/PRPG)
POWER AND THERMAL TECHNOLOGIES
FOR
AIR AND SPACE (PTTAS)
MULTIMEGAWATT ELECTRIC
POWER SYSTEM (MEPS)
INDUSTRY DAY
13 May 04
Power & Thermal Technologies for Air & Space (PTTAS) Multimegawatt Electric Power System (MEPS)
Authority to Obligate the Government The only individual with the authority to direct the contractor or to obligate the Government
| in any way is the |
| Contracting Officer. |
| If the Air Force, as a result of the information obtained from today's discussions, desires to enter into a contractual arrangement, it will be mutually agreed to, issued in writing, and signed by the Contracting Officer. |
Any action you may take as a result of today’s meeting is strictly at your own risk.
Acquisition Team Project Manager: Gregory L. Rhoads
| AFRL/PRPG |
| (937) 255-9185 |
Contracting Officer: Mary Lykins
| AFRL/PRKA |
| (937) 656-9752 |
Agenda PTTAS Program Background Information
Multimegawatt Electric Power System (MEPS) Program
Background
Overall Program Objectives
Major Power System Components
Notional Power System Block Diagram
Notional Weapon System Block Diagram
Notional System Approach
Notional Program Plan
Notional System Approach
Power System Requirements
Weapon Input Requirements
Superconducting Generator Approach
Notional Program Plan
Superconducting Generator Requirements
Examples of Power System Technical Challenges
Agenda
(CONTINUED)
PTTAS – MEPS Program Contract
Award
Funding
Contract Provisions
Proposal Evaluation Criteria
Proposal Evaluation Letters
Schedule
Summary
Program Background Power and Thermal Technologies Air and Space Program
Open ended BAA issued 18 July 2003
Solicitation open for seven (7) years
| Calls for proposals to be issued as program requirements |
| . are identified |
Focus in four major technology areas
Power Generation
Power Management and Distribution
Energy Storage
Subsystem Integration
Program Background
(CONTINUED)
Program Objectives:
| Develop, demonstrate and improve upon key power and thermal technologies supporting air and space applications |
| Support integrated goals of the More Electric Initiative |
| Support directed energy weapons (DEW) application |
| DEW applications are driving electrical power requirements beyond the limits of conventional power and thermal management systems |
| Support space applications which require innovative technologies to reduce spacecraft size and weight, increase efficiency and operational life, and to produce affordable spacecraft |
Background AFRL committed to technology demonstration for Directed Energy Weapons (DEW)
OSD Energy, Power & Thermal Initiative (EPTI) provides funding for a superconducting generator and power system for high power DEW and other service requirements
OSD out year funding depends on successful demo of superconducting generator no later than FY07
Possible Applications Directed Energy Weapons 1-5 MW Capability Needed for Multiple Applications Navy distributed power Army Future Combat Systems electric weapons E-10A
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Overall Program Objectives
| Design & develop multimegawatt power system technology |
| Continuous operation and dynamic operation (weapon requirements) |
Ground demonstration of a ~ 5MW power system by end of FY09
Major Power System Components
| Gas turbine: commercial off the shelf |
| Superconducting (SC) generator emphasis of effort with two builds anticipated |
| First demo: demonstrate by end of FY07 to at least 1MW or greater power level |
| Second demo: lightweight & compact producing at least 5MW of demonstrated power |
| Power conditioning: required operational but not lightweight & compact |
| Thermal management limited to component cooling only |
| Aircraft level thermal management concepts addressed under a different contract |
Notional Power System Block Diagram
MEPS
Demonstrate by end FY09 Demonstrate by end FY07
AC
Power Conditioning & Energy Storage
DC
Gas Turbine Superconductor refrigeration Stator Cooling Power Cond.
Cooling
SC
Generator
The blue shaded portion of the block diagram is MEPS.
Notional System Approach Analyze alternative power systems to meet requirements with range of weapon on-times and duty cycles
Define technical challenges to the offeror’s preferred power systems & assess risks
| Program includes functionally testing one complete power system, but could include risk reduction for key elements of alternate system |
| Fabricate & test full scale power system |
| 4-5MW superconducting generator specified as part of system testing, even if power system uses less generator power |
Notional Program Plan AFRL/PRP Power System/Thermal Analysis ASC/ENMD Aircraft Integration Analysis/Planning Integrated Systems Analysis Demonstration Generator Power System Analysis & Risk Reduction Contract Option Decision Point (>1MW Milestone) Power System Fabrication & Test (Light Weight Generator + Turbine Engine + Power Conditioner) Task
FY06
FY07
FY08
FY09
FY10
FY04
FY05
Demonstrate Megawatt Class Generator Contract Option Decision Pwr Sys Demo Can move up
MEPS program Supporting programs
Power System Requirements
Superconducting Generator Approach Define experiments to reduce risk to low-moderate range by program end
| Generate 1MW of power or greater from superconducting generator by FY07 |
| On drive stand with steady-state resistive load meets requirement |
| Subsequent testing (i.e. ramp rates, reactive loads, on-off cycles) determined by risk mitigation plan |
Fabricate & test 5MW superconducting generator (could be same machine tested in FY07)
Notional Program Plan AFRL/PRP Power System/Thermal Analysis ASC/ENMD Aircraft Integration Analysis/Planning Integrated Systems Analysis Demonstration Generator Power System Analysis & Risk Reduction Contract Option Decision Point (>1MW Milestone) Power System Fabrication & Test (Light Weight Generator + Turbine Engine + Power Conditioner) Task
FY06
FY07
FY08
FY09
FY10
FY04
FY05
Demonstrate Megawatt Class Generator Contract Option Decision Pwr Sys Demo Can move up
MEPS program Supporting programs
SC Generator Requirements
Examples of Power System Technical Challenges (Continued) Possible Scenario 100% Engine Speed
100% msec sec Time Power
Turbine engine response Generator response Load requirement
Agenda PTTAS – MEPS Program Contract
Award
Funding
Contract Provisions
Proposal Evaluation Criteria
Proposal Evaluation Letters
Schedule
Summary
AWARD
The Government reserves the right to award any, all, part or none of proposals received
Contracts to be Awarded: One
Contract Description:
| Cost Plus Fixed Fee (Completion) Government reserves the right to award any other cost type contract or assistance instrument |
| Basic: |
| Technical Period of Performance: Thirty-six (36) months |
| Final Report : Forty (40) months |
| Option : |
| Technical Period of Performance: Twenty-four (24) months |
| Final Report : Twenty-eight (28) months |
| Option Exercise: No later than Thirty-six (36) Months |
After Effective Date of Award
Funding Anticipated Funding: ($M)
Note: The funding profile shown above reflects the anticipated funding for the PTTAS – MEPS Program. This funding profile
| is an estimate only and is subject to change | ||||||
| FY04 | FY05 | FY06 | FY07 | FY08 | FY09 | TOTAL |
| $0.10 | $2.10 | $4.20 | $5.50 | $5.1 | $5.1 | $22.1 |
Contract Provisions
| Security Classification: Classified |
| DD254 will be required |
| ITAR/Public Law 98-94 Apply |
| Export Control Provisions |
Foreign Nationals participation not permitted at prime level
| Basic contract to include provisions to address: |
| Technical Data Rights |
| Unlimited rights desired |
Contract Provisions (continued)
| Basic contract to include provisions to address: |
| Deliverables |
| Reports in accordance with Contract Data Requirements List |
| Hardware |
| Government Furnished Property |
| System Integration Study results |
| Third quarter FY06 |
| Load Development – updated requirements |
| Fourth quarter FY07 |
| Option |
| Exercise based on successful test of superconducting generator |
| Military Critical Data |
| DD2345 Required |
Proposal Evaluation Criteria
| Technical evaluation criteria |
| The proposal must reflect a new and creative solution that clearly demonstrates technical or scientific merit and be highly relevant to Air Force needs |
Successful development of the proposed effort must have a significant impact on advancing technology for air and/or space power applications
The proposal, including the proposed Statement of Work (SOW), must reflect a sound technical approach
The proposal must indicate that competent experienced engineering, scientific and technical personal are available to support the program and that necessary research/ test/ laboratory facilities are available
The proposal must indicate that the offeror has quality experience with the technology to be developed
Proposal Evaluation Criteria (continued) Cost/Price to be evaluated as follows:
Reasonableness and realism of proposed cost and fee
Consideration of proposed budgets and funding profiles
Cost/Price is a substantial factor, but ranked as the second order of priority
Proposal Evaluation Criteria (continued) Proposals will be classified as Category I, II, or III
Category I -- Well conceived, scientifically and technically sound, pertinent to program goals and offered by a responsible contractor with the competent scientific and technical staff and supporting resources needed to ensure satisfactory program results. Recommended for acceptance
Category II -- Scientifically or technical sound requiring further development. Recommended for acceptance, but with a lower priority than Category I
Category III -- Proposals not technically sound or does not meet agency needs
Proposal Evaluation Letters Upon completion of evaluation, offerors will receive an official notification of results.
Notification will be through e-mail and postal service
Schedule
Release Solicitation 03 Jun 04
Receive Proposals 23 Jul 04
Notification Letters 25 Aug 04
Clearance Approval 10 Sep 04
Negotiations Concluded 13 Sep 04
Contract Award 30 Sep 04
Summary
| AFRL committed to Technology Demonstration for Directed Energy Weapons (DEW) |
| OSD out year funding depends on successful demo of Superconducting Generator no later than FY07 |
| “Sanitized” version of today’s presentation will be posted at Fed Biz Ops website |
| Industry Day Attendees will also be posted unless objection is received |
| This concludes our formal presentation |
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