Statement_of_Requirements_Final.pdf
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Office of Contracting and Logistics Management Revised 05 Mar 2015
Statement of Requirements
Air Tank for Compressed Air Energy Storage System Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Naval Postgraduate School
1.0 Background/Introduction:
A thesis student has designed an air compression system that is capable of using renewable energy to drive it. To store as much energy as possible a larger air tank and the piping to the compressor is required. This will allow him to complete his thesis. The work is part of a program to increase the energy resilience of US Navy infrastructure.
2.0 Minimal Technical Requirements/Salient Characteristics:
Receiver tank requirements.
500 Gallon Vertical air receiver tank built to ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) codes.
The tank must have a rated operating pressure of at least 200 psi.
Diameter not to exceed 36”.
Epoxy coated interior and exterior to ensure rust resistance.
Fittings requirements.
Piping and connections to connect to existing compressor in building.
Bolts and attachments to allow fixing tank in place.
Installation Requirements.
The tank and all fittings must be delivered to the Naval Postgraduate School.
The tank must be moved to its final location.
The tank must be connected to the existing compressor and able to receive air from it.
The tank must be fixed in place.
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