Naval Engineers Journal 1992: Vol 104 Index

11 Pages·1992·2.4 MB·English

NAVAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL
January, March, May, July, September, November 1992
VOLUME 104
1992
CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX
Vol.104, No. 1 January Page
Engineering for Electronics Design and Production Symposium
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Hull Form Design Studies for Monohull Combatants
I dh cons untnps mo ne receeasiageliinuhwbie oncsiniveeyidaeshisneneeteneseuabonesesantanocevdienmiareendeiesetclaicensnibtreel 28
Numerical Modeling of Cavitation Bubble Behavior and Noise
Livan pave cov onan ennebdbno Seroilnnneseibepdwsesenon-enbtieseabesesensseeeaeunsuaUreiaalinestabecentdaunasceenegnlerennees 36
VSCF Cycloconverter Ships Service Power Equipment
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Damage Control—The Last Line of Shipboard Defense
loca cad peices vnied oa ocedoniece buen eulaaiairiucgn ot babddadaeoeeaceaneutiennabedanstacumtanietaeetiadtenenentiannsealinnt 63
TQM? Inconceivable in ivfost Shipyards!
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Vol. 104, No. 2 March Page
ASNE Day 1992 Technical Program
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Hazardous Material and Hazardous Waste Management Within the Navy
Improving the Ship Design, Acquisition and Construction Process
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FFG-61 Prototype Digital Technical Library
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EMI-The Enemy Within
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R&D: Breakfast of Champions
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Affordability in a Changing World
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Luncheon Address
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Vol. 104, No. 3 May Page
Structural Reliability Assessment with Ambiguity and Vagueness in Failure
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Fracture Mechanics of Ship Structures
Active Mass Damper Demonstration for Ship Vibration Reduction
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Applications of Superconductivity to Very Shallow Water Mine Sweeping
by LCdr. E. Michael Golda, USNR, Joseph D. Walters, Ph.D. & Geoffrey F. Green ........c0seccsessssssssescvsscsssessessssssescessssssssvensscssosessssssssssscsscsscsssseeeeDe O
Propulsion Powered Electric Guns: A Comparison of Power System Architectures
IE ES EE Ree ESAT ein SRE NE AN SRO OO ETRE RAO OTE SN ey ee 65
Naval Surface Warfighting Vision 2030
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The Navy’s Shipboard Waste Management Research & Development Program
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Navy Investigations of HFC-134a as a Replacement for CFC-12 in Shipboard Applications
by Anthony D. Nickens, Gregory P. Brammer & Donald L, Hamilton: 39 ...0.0..cccceseccssvrevessvsasevsesesensvsecsnsacesessoverenssseceesossseoevecsvesoesseousvenseseteoveesecovesoosoen’ 98
A Methodology for Evaluation of Ship Fire Safety
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Capturing Maintenance and Modernization Efficiencies
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Using Today’s Technology to Help Preserve USS Constitution
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92 Naval Engineers Journal, November 1992
NAVAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL
January, March, May, July, September, November 1992
VOLUME 104
1992
CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX
Vol.104, No. 1 January Page
Engineering for Electronics Design and Production Symposium
2 ca hn ibhivettotbd in dudes vibep iven incad d vedio evamiivssanpsabnosbaanecaidiéncontastuimiasbksuenpublaliesereinesstanaMnaneaassiiienlt s 26
Hull Form Design Studies for Monohull Combatants
I dh cons untnps mo ne receeasiageliinuhwbie oncsiniveeyidaeshisneneeteneseuabonesesantanocevdienmiareendeiesetclaicensnibtreel 28
Numerical Modeling of Cavitation Bubble Behavior and Noise
Livan pave cov onan ennebdbno Seroilnnneseibepdwsesenon-enbtieseabesesensseeeaeunsuaUreiaalinestabecentdaunasceenegnlerennees 36
VSCF Cycloconverter Ships Service Power Equipment
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Damage Control—The Last Line of Shipboard Defense
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TQM? Inconceivable in ivfost Shipyards!
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Vol. 104, No. 2 March Page
ASNE Day 1992 Technical Program
IN, calls sldoacnagenecnunveeh aawvainelamteiema osnhaebeb cdnedcnasienunesbcenCastsbmiodesensenienaeseenstmmiushinneninbe 27
Hazardous Material and Hazardous Waste Management Within the Navy
Improving the Ship Design, Acquisition and Construction Process
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EMI-The Enemy Within
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R&D: Breakfast of Champions
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Affordability in a Changing World
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Luncheon Address
I POU TI Oia sae waivcnssccclodl duisenl aced ba catia obits ed taconite bts dan ccd salaeeatoous ances sableasteibtenieanviaeiedia 87
Vol. 104, No. 3 May Page
Structural Reliability Assessment with Ambiguity and Vagueness in Failure
nda Ceiba caueusnvrnvsasna vos ceca bane ahd dace desaacpiica seit sad Sasleiaalheeieai see asso oaaaked 21
Fracture Mechanics of Ship Structures
Active Mass Damper Demonstration for Ship Vibration Reduction
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Applications of Superconductivity to Very Shallow Water Mine Sweeping
by LCdr. E. Michael Golda, USNR, Joseph D. Walters, Ph.D. & Geoffrey F. Green ........c0seccsessssssssescvsscsssessessssssescessssssssvensscssosessssssssssscsscsscsssseeeeDe O
Propulsion Powered Electric Guns: A Comparison of Power System Architectures
IE ES EE Ree ESAT ein SRE NE AN SRO OO ETRE RAO OTE SN ey ee 65
Naval Surface Warfighting Vision 2030
I a sce sals duds Seapmeel toares nel Meme teedicraciad 74
The Navy’s Shipboard Waste Management Research & Development Program
ac sasetasssthavaco Mibaiubvecasadiandvechiniccdacnenaiibenanicliscaleubil 89
Navy Investigations of HFC-134a as a Replacement for CFC-12 in Shipboard Applications
by Anthony D. Nickens, Gregory P. Brammer & Donald L, Hamilton: 39 ...0.0..cccceseccssvrevessvsasevsesesensvsecsnsacesessoverenssseceesossseoevecsvesoesseousvenseseteoveesecovesoosoen’ 98
A Methodology for Evaluation of Ship Fire Safety
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Capturing Maintenance and Modernization Efficiencies
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Using Today’s Technology to Help Preserve USS Constitution
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92 Naval Engineers Journal, November 1992
CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX
Measures of Effectiveness as Applied to Maintenance Practices
by Mark Elfont, Ph.D. & Vincent Procaccino dibtaabiieiuvessstibsiniadltenemeataticersigesiibicebigucsmmsiigeaieh me
Innovations in Training Simulation
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CAD/CAM Goes to Sea: The SA’AR-5 Design and Construction ;
by John R. Lindgren, Jr., William A. Solitario, Arnold P. Moore & Michel A. Streiff........... Leng scqooeeevatekwnnelyeieechene ea aieeacebemaraleeanaba 148
An AI-based Decision Support System for Naval Ship Design ‘
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A Cost-Effective Approach to Evaluate High-Temperature Ablatives for Military Applications
by Joseph Ht. Koo, DiSc., Michael J. Ender; FRE. Teas Tie Ge BEGG E,, SCR, FRI secs ciscescacsevssessnsvesesiveceasesesvereeveveasbeevevessenorsecnsnovesoonnseees 166
Comparison of Shock Test Methods of MIL-S-901 Derived from Tests on a Circuit Breaker & Switchboard
by Thomas L. Bradley, Jr., Ted M. Daves, Steven L. McCampbell & John 1. YREMG ......c.sssessesesseseeseees saiehiaentisionnnddeianoineabivertigeeid 178
The NPS AUV II Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Testbed: Design and Experimental Verification
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Shipboard Gaseous Nitrogen Generator Design and Development
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Integration of Ship Control Systems for Total Ship Survivability
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Test of Closed-Loop Degaussing Algorithm on a Minesweeper Engine
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The Type 23 Frigate—Britain’s ASW Frigate for the Nineties
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The Implementation of the Ship’s Position Control System for the Royal Navy Single Role Minehunter
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Remote Sensing of Surface Ship Wakes
by Owen M. Griffin, Ph.D., Rodney D. Peltzer, Ph.D., Arthur M. Reed, Ph.D. & Robert F. Beck, PRD. ..c.scssssssssesssssessesvesvssesssseseenteaseaeeneeneeneenes 245
On the Development of Seakeeping Criteria
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An Overview of Navy Composite Developments for Thermal Management
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Industrialization of the Spray Forming Process for Military Applications
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Vol. 104, No. 4 July Page
State of the Society
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ASNE Day Luncheon Address
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ASNE Day Banquet Address
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Past Into Future
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Affordability through Commonality
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The Navy and the Maritime Industries: A New Partnership
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Acknowledgements and Proceedings
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Vol. 104, No. 5 September Page
Keynote Address
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Ready Reserve Fleet Activations: The View from the Deckplates
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The Role of Pressure Forces in MHD Propulsion of Submersibles ?
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Preliminary Design of a Convertible Container Roll-On/Roll-Off (CCR) Ship
by Lt. Timothy McKenney, USN, Lt. Edward Ingles, USN & Lt. David Kowallick, USN .............s.cssssscsssssssssssssssssssssenscnsersvescessesenccsnssessensessensncereeses 43
Automated Maintenance Management for Small Craft
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Why Engineers Don’t Understand Logistics
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Naval Engineers Journal, November 1992
CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX
Vol. 104, No. 6 November Page
An Adaptive Filter Study for Application to Ship Steering Machinery
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Microwave Tube Procurement and Product Assurance
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The Use of Propulsion Shaft Torque and Speed Measurements to Improve the Life Cycle Performance
of U.S. Naval Ships
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Electronic Warfare Testing Utilizing an Improved AN/ULM-4 Test Range
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Royal Australian Navy Readiness Based Sparing
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The Effects of Confined Water Operations on Ship Performance: A Guide for the Perplexed
by Larrie D. Ferreiro
CALL FOR
EXHIBITORS
ASNE DAY 1993
Performance vs. Affordability -- Challenge of the 90s
6-7 May 1993
Omni Shoreham Hotel
Washington, D.C.
Last year over 3,000 people attended ASNE’s Annual Meeting and Exhibition. This year more
representatives and decision makers, from both private and government installations are expected to
attend. The theme, “Performance vs. Affordability -- Challenge of the 90’s," will focus on topics such
as:
® battle force engineering ® directed energy effects
® combat systems ® propulsion innovations
®@ logistics ® ship design
@ materials/composites ® auxiliary systems
® communications ® high performance craft
® survivability ® ship maintenance
The cost to exhibit is $1,100.00 per 10’ x 6’ space, $1,400.00 per 10’ x 8’ space, and
$5,600.00 per island. There are a limited number of spaces available for ASNE Day 1993. Exhibit
space is available on a first come, first serve basis, so call ASNE now!
Interested Exhibitors contact:
Carol Hardee
703/836-6727
Naval Engineers Journal, November 1992

NAVAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL
January, March, May, July, September, November 1992
VOLUME 104
1992
AUTHORS INDEX
A MONTH/PAGE
ALIG, CRAIG & ARTHUR SMOOKLER
The Navy’s Shipboard Waste Management Research & Development Program ..............::.::cssssseseesseeseeseesseeseesceeeessecatesteseeatentensees May 89
ASANO, TOSHIO, TSUTOMU KAKiNOUCHI, Kos] TANIDA & NORIO TAKAHASHI
TOIT ..cionsercsrvncevedceetecenesvtenceecsoctupubeessabsacensesseseesassslierseonevuseesscemereeeacasteosesiaine May 46
Atwoop, DONALD J., DEPUTY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
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AyyusB, BILAL M. PH.D. & KwaG-LInG Lal
Structural Reliability Assessment with Ambiguity and Vagueness in Failure ..................:csccsscsscessesseesesssesesseeseeseensenseeseestenseeneensene May 21
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Baitis, A. ERICH, Ross GRAHAM, PH.D. & WILLIAM G. MEYERS
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BARON, NEIL T. & DONALD R. CEBULSKI
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BEASLEY, KEVIN, ALBERT BERTRAM & WILLIAM DE LA TorRE
An Overview of Navy Composite Developments for Thermal Management ................scscssessssesssessessseestscseeseecseseacacsesssseeesssaeeeeeseeMeaeey 276
BECK, ROBERT F., PH.D., OWEN M. GRIFFIN, PH.D., RODNEY D. PELTZNER, PH.D. & ARTHUR M. REED
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BENJAMIN, COLIN O., PH.D. & Yu-CHAO Cuovu, Pu.D.
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BERTRAM, ALBERT, KEVIN BEASLEY & WILLIAM DE LA TorRE
An Overview of Navy Composite Developments for Thermal Management ..............::s:scscsssssesseeeseseestseseseeessseseseseassessecneseeceseseeeeMeaeey 276
BLANCHARD, MarkK A., LCpr., USCG
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BLATSTEIN, IRA M.
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Boomer, WALTER E., Lt.GEN., USMC
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BRADLEY, THOMAS L., JR., TED M. Daves, STEVEN L. MCCAMPBELL & JOHN YKEMA
Comparison of Shock Test Methods of MIL-S-901 Derived from Tests on a Breaker & Switchboard Circuit ............ccccccceseeeeeeeese May 178
BRUNNER, GREGORY P., ANTHONY D. NICKENS & DONALD L. HAMILTON, JR.
Navy Investigations of HFC-134a as a Replacement for CFC-12 in Shipboard Applications.............c.ccsssscsssseseeseseeseseessseseeseereneeeeeeMay 98
Burt, ADRIAN M. & JOHN P. MABEY
The Implementation of the Ship’s Position Control System for the Royal Navy Single Role Minehunter ................ccccceseseeseseseeeeee May 236
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CEBULSKI, DONALD R. & NEIL T. BARON
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CHIRILLO, Louis D.
Sr arr le II a. acounsacedncdencadnsnsanenslnecenantidnsiSeaeelbcéacigbucneisaassntnhsasige siiiiav eaemeneeens January 80
CuHou, YU-CHAO, PH.D. & COLIN O. BENJAMIN, PH.D.
An Al-based Decision Support System for Naval Ship Design ....................:csscscssscssssscecesesecsssesssssosesecarscecerscesecesesesessecseeeseecaceeeeecMeaeey 156
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Daves, TED M., THOMAS L. BRADLEY, STEVEN L. MCCAMPBELL & JOHN YKEMA
Comparison of Shock Test Methods of MIL-S-901 Derived from Tests on a Circuit Breaker & Switchboard ..........cccccsscesessesesseees May 178
DAVIDSON, PETER A.
The Role of Pressure Forces in MHD Propulsion of Submersibles..............:.csccsssssccsssssssssnsesssnsecsssesesesesssesessssesecesesesecererecesesesesesecese September 39
De La Torre, WILLIAM, ALBERT BERTRAM & KEVIN BEASLEY
An Overview of Navy Composite Developments for Thermal Management .................:csssseseseseseesesessesesececesesescevscersvararsrararseaceeacees May 276
Doy Le, Timotny J. & Guy F. GRATER
Propulsion Powered Electric Guns: A Comparison of Power System Architectures .............:c:cccsssssssesesssesescsesesesescecacacacecacacececseceeees May 65
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ELFONT, MARK, PH.D. & VINCENT PROCACCINO
Measures of Effectiveness as Applied to Maintenance Practices ............cccccecsseeseeeeeseseeseeeeeeeees Silniace May 135
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FAMME, JOSEPH B. & BARRY TAYLOR
Inegration of Ship Control Systems for Total Ship Survivability .«........:...<ccescsensevs-reeceorerenscncsrensisonsvuaesninbebvassohisentbitcdeabveresocesenncebied May 210
FARIS, WILLIAM R., PETER W. WITHERELL & RoserT J. Ross, Pu.D.
Ciaimg Fay’ S TOLMAN So SIO PRCRIIV E Te CINE ovis ese ccnsecsesonsseresissncheseenetecenevenieneselecsinnensdnhinsinteieesinmeeaaceneiael May 124
Fee, JEROME J., PRESIDENT, ASNE
SE I sss aith diva estaarca vcs Fousesscavininecedien cans neplenes nes canecsienseniannlyenek cemangince caso nacceeoieanepeasae neieene in aebbnelaeadedel anna July 27
FERREIRO, LARRIE D.
The Effects of Confined Water Operations on Ship Performance: A Guide for the Perplexed .0...........c:cccccceseeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeseneenneneees November 69
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GLADSTONE, KENNETH M.
Hazardous Material and Hazardous: Wante Nameerient WH: ani.cseesseisscssessssescesscssesesossecsvesecsnesesseseossnevseednoovsencescesasonbebircetansivesetan March 33
GoLpa, E. MICHAEL, LCpr., USNR, JosePpH D. WALTERS, PH.D. & GEOFFREY F. GREEN
Applications of Superconductivity to Very Shallow Water Mine Sweeping .................::ccssssstecssessseseeceseesseessecsseeeeseseneeseeseeseeeereeees May 53
Goon, MIcHaeL R., Lt., USN & ANTHONY J. HEALEY, Pu.D., P.E.
The NPS AUV II Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Testbed: Design and Experimental Verification ...............ccccesseeseeseeseeeeeeeeeees May 19]
GRAHAM, Ross, Pu.D., A. ERICH Baitis & WILLIAM G. MEYERS
ST ee PO IND saps paste tecicssnsensssnisnsi uncnvsasousnkvtetas bcnevcescceenossnncnscsecousnisnseieenanneasl einni trseteredreneinanebe ah May 259
GranaM, C., Capt., USN
Fea DR Ga ae aaa Teeth Uy Pasion ns cscssecsencatiesnavessscsenetvencsosecoussrsenssnsendussnsncesuveestandeneseapescanetsbennedl July 47
GraTER, Guy F. & Timotuy J. DoyLt
Propulsion Powered Electric Guns: A Comparison of Power System Architectures ............c:ccscsscessessesseesseseeesseeesesseeseseaceeceeseeseeatess May 65
GREEN, GEOFFREY F., LCpr., E. MICHAEL GOLDA, USNR & JosepH D. WALTERS, PH.D.
Applications of Superconductivity to Very Shallow Water Mine Sweeping ...............:ccccssesscsssssseessesessseseesssssssesessesessssssesseessesasens May 53
GRIFFIN, OWEN M., PH.D., RODNEY D. PELTZER, PH.D., ARTHUR M. REED, PH.D. & RopertT F. BECK, PH.D.
aaa I SE TI TI WO iain csicsncesensnsicantiassnientengicinnsssstsennsavccteesdctuteaseRnetmsoboelbeeiciunss oisevsacbtbevpeocrvsie tanaep ueitaeee d May 245
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HAMILTON, DONALD L., ANTHONY D. NICKENS & GREGORY P. BRUNNER
Navy Investigations of HFC-134a as a Replacement for CFC-12 in Shipboard Applications. ............:ccccsccssessesseeseesseeseeseesseeseeeeeeees May 98
HEALEY, ANTHONY J., PH.D., P.E. & Lt. MicHAEL Goop, USN
The NPS AUV II Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Testbed: Design and Experimental Verification .............:ccccseseeeseesseseeseeseenees May 19]
HERMAN, STANLEY & CHRISTOPHER T. LOESER
ERS CTI— Fie EOE Taine GE TIN I ase in nv snsisaccceccensiccsosssnvecsaeeceiceoscuncuscessonse seveessssescusastnsuveewasasvsstevesonsruenssntaneyees January 63
HoLMEs, JOHN J., ROBERT A. WINGO & MILTON H. LACKEY
Test of Closed-Loop Degaussing Algorithm on a Minesweeper Engine ................s:scccssssesscesessessesessesesssessseeessesser:cosseeseeseeseasensenses May 219
HULTGREN, KENNETH J.
Re Cy Sai DN NE TI i isn acceso RL ie sirce cs snsestetesncdesenesstantvateqsebdadonanebbegeeypeivencsncdsesbeed January 46
HUNDLEY, Lowry L. & SHOU-JEN TSAI
The Use of Propulsion Shaft Torque and Speed Measurements to Improve the Life Cycle Performance of U.S. Naval Ships........ November 43
I
INGLES, EDWARD, Lt., USN, Lt. TimotHy MCKENNEY, USN & Lt. Davip Kowa.ick, USN
Preliminary Design of a Convertible Container Roll-On/Roll-Off (CCR) Ship...............ccsssccsssssssssssssssscssesssssessessssssssssesaesecessenseesees September 43
J
Jons, OTTO P. & J. CHRISTOPHER RYAN
Inprovitig the Sip Design, Acquisition and Comstretction Process «.......0s..ssscesessensessoscoesesoessavusssacesoneseusscaceevesynevsnvesssnorseescsovesvesvasenes March 39
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KAKINOUCHI, TSUTOMU, ASANO, TOSHIO, Kos] TANIDA & NorRIo TAKAHASHI
Active Mass Damper Demonstration for Ship Vibration Reduction................crcsscssessesstecsnssesdacsversnnsenseossecesssecesesscssssesncscenesasesvenstees May 36
KiME, J. WILLIAM, USCG COMMANDANT ;
PR, II ci scsoricsinsnceentidecvegi ensseupiscicotmsnh suaneec niereaakoenvvannisnaenlsbuinnaseicvetinaheos stattac cavalieesnmicasbaissampnstmnaeiaesn bcchn nett otJ uly 30
KNEER, MICHAEL J., PH.D., JosepH H. Koo, D.SC., SHAN LIN & MARK E. SCHNEIDER, PH.D.
A Cost-Effective Approach to Evaluate High-Temperature Ablatives for Military Applications ............:c:csssscsseesesseseeeeeeeeeseeneeeenees May 166
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Kowa ick, Davib, Lt., USN, INGLEs, Epowarp, Lt., USN, Lt. TimotHy MCKENNEY, USN
Preliminary Design of a Convertible Container Roll-On/Roll-(OCfCfR) Ship...........:cccccccccsesesessesesesseseseseeersssersrsssseseeessesessseeepsteeesmebeeeere 43
Koo, JosepH H., D.SC., MICHAEL J. KNEER, PH.D., SHAN LIN & MARK E. SCHNEIDER, PH.D.
A Cost-Effective Approach to Evaluate High-Temperature Ablatives for Military Applications .................:::sceceseseeeseeseeseeeeeeeeeMeeaey 166
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LACKEY, MILTON H., ROBERT A. WINGO & JOHN J. HOLMES
Test of Closed-Loop Degaussing Algorithm on a Minesweeper Engine .................::scsccsscsseseesesseseeeceeceeeseeeescesseateeesneates fsx beeeoan c h May 219
Lal, KWAN-LING & BILAL M. Ayyus, PH.D.
Structural Reliability Assessment with Ambiguity and Vagueness in Failure ...............0...c::cceceeeeeeees aitvesoidieccumentelatrean aacee May 21
LATTORE, ROBERT & GREGORY E. OSBORNE
Poemeriens Heoderme GF Cavetatsom Buvute Betiavior amd Noise <n... ins.s.cccsccecsecsecccesoseseovcovenscesoeseseceensonseccencsasenacsencestonsencencese January 36
LIGHT, STEPHEN P.
ae re Dre DOr TN I soc onccceersc o cceeenenecosecgencosenssseenorcncesececensvacseetessceconssvansasnosevoncveccecensseees eens 57
Lin, SHAN, Koo, JosepH H., D.SC., MICHAEL J. KNEER, PH.D. & MARK E. SCHNEIDER, PH.D.
A Cost-Effective Approach to Evaluate High-Temperature Ablatives for Military Applications .................::cccccescceeseeeseeeseeeseeeeeeeees May 156
LINDGREN, JOHN R., JR., WILLIAM A. SOLITARIO, ARNOLD P. Moore & MICHEL A. STREIFI
eee One CUS EEE GE Ae RUNES SUNN © OUNIIPUONNCIN os csseccsorerecsscisovesnsenesees encesreevsdebnssanbsdvenssnscheesesuereeceosenadocsenseeseesons May 148
LOESER, CHRISTOPHER T. & STANLEY HERMAN
ere SE NIN i cccncsnansikscivaensaneecasondacstaeseuncscesennsatnassussocueesnesscdese sqeouusetsieueescsoisaocnaasciieeresn y January 63
LonG, Ropney A. & RoBerT A. SOTTILARE
ee i NIN a uioaa cess laconic orscrttaeinainoe aca eniedenasiatidowns Cacimioae teavadiete tthe stkans seeecctencoramncoesnrbupesuiersven May 14]
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MaBEY, JOHN P. & ADRIAN M. Burt
The Implementation of the Ship’s Position Control System for the Royal Navy Single Role Minehunter ....................:::ccseeeeeeeeeee May 36
MALLEY, KENNETH C., VADM., USN
een Or RN acs scscinsvcocsecbevsve bite dens eocnesacsnesscocsiapsaiabaacensaphniqusdacsatencssteseucsobestusiatwipusishsesetistienieumantapiaabeasned March 84
MALLEY, KENNETH C., VApDM., USN
pn ORNs cach lca de ductachivs Sadar aides I Gp sel np vidhabd thease docsv eiiipp ceulensAGSIA July 45
McCamPBELL, STEVEN L., TED M. DAveEs, THOMAS L. BRADLEY & JOHN YKEMA
Comparison of Shock Test Methods of MIL-S-901 Derived from Tests on a Circuit Breaker & Switchboard ................0:ccccceeeeees May 178
McCrea, JACK L., THEODORE F. PEARSON & JOSEPH A. WOERNER
Smapooard GAseous Nitrogen Generator Design and Developiment...............0siessosesscsacsesecssssovensenssesessccnrsonsscsosecscesscensoneorecsnveseseseosors May 203
McKENNeY, TIMOTHY, LT., USN, Lt. DAviD Kowa.ick, USN & Lt. Epwarb INGLEs, USN
Preliminary Design of a Convertible Container Roll-On/Roll-Off (CCR) Ship............ccccccesssesscescesseeseesseseescecseeseeneeeeceatesseseessenseees September 43
McKENZIE, KENNETH J., CbR., RN & Con. Cpr. NIGEL Moores, RCNC
RE 2 eee © Fe PUMIRS Bae Tie RONNIE oases ees ecesesccvcnicseccescnsvevecisansecnstaivtbesecssesvevnsbucstebubsabstavscsnesscienesteates May 228
MEINING, GEORGE, RApDM., USN
Engineering for Electronics Design and Production Symposiui...........0..cssesssssesesscossocesoessoccensseceecsseorescesseevsensenssessneseenenbonsoossensessess January 26
MEYER, VICTOR A
Naval Surface Warfighting Vision 2030..............cccceeeee pinictelennicy Seen aatastectaantaiiaahdsiae nMaaptSitpaitso iiaeene dins e et neato 74
MEYERS, WILLIAM G., Ross GRAHAM, PH.D. & A. ERICH BAITIS
eran rnInI NNUUNOI scs canac.ccnesob cobs depecka ceGa bnvhebieaebaecssasnebsecdinabadsnenccteduecoaseueivotvosbnessnnintes nsvbiguesihaccr 259
Moore, ARNOLD P., JOHN R. LINDGREN, JR., WILLIAM A. SOLITARIO & MICHEL A. STREIFI
CADVCAM Goes to Sea: The SA’ AR-S Design and Construction ...........:csccsecsccoccassscsosessesersessvonssteneteencessonsseescensescsseneesszasocsconisencAoeY 148
Moores, NIGEL, Con. Cpr., RCNC & Cpr. KENNETH J. MCKENZIE, RN
The Type 23 Frigate—Britain’s ASW Frigate for the Nineties..................:.:cscsscessessseseeseeereeneeneeneenee TE 228
Moran, ANGELA LEIMKUHLER, PH.D
Industrialization of the Spray Forming Process for Military Applications..........0..0.c:c:cccccccesescsscseseseeseseeecsesceeeseseeseseseeeseeeeseaceeeacareees MAY 286
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NICKENS, ANTHONY D., GREGORY P. BRUNNER & DONALD L. HAMILTON, JR.
Navy Investigations of HFC-134a as a Replacement for CFC-12 in Shipboard Applications..................:.c:ccce0ee0eee00e+ cideinniccscoe 98
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O'Leary, DANIEL J.
Microwave Tube Procurement and Product Assurance...................+. linia eutbaiansibn eideuasidiaibadesaseconsuieasus si vasssapanideabeghenmeenvearsenesresaeesd November 39
ORNER, JEFFERY G. & Capt. CHARLES A. Vinroot, USN (RET.)
a oceans cone egooraeeas eases essacseroas estbeneeerevunsio rion May 58
OSBOURNE, GREGORY E. & ROBERT LATORRE ;
Numerical Modeling of Cavitation Bubble Behavior and Noise.................0csscecesssscsssessssvssessocescescesescessesceressoscessssensossacencoseesecsessesesseel January 36
Ort, ANDREW A.
Ready Reserve Fleet Activations; The View from the Deckplates................csscsssecssssseseseseesssseecseescsesessesussssceeseessseeesstesssseneaseeesesees SO ptember 27
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PEARSON, THEODORE F., JacK L. MCCREA & JOSEPH A. WOERNER
Shipboard Gaseous Nitrogen Generator Design and Developmienti...........s:ss.csisecrersescosesvoreesaccosenssovssesenscesareasosesseneseneeorsesserasceenenesesen May 203
PELTZER, RODNEY D., PH.D., OWEN M. GRIFFIN, PH.D., ARTHUR M. REED, PH.D. & ROBERT F. BECK, Pu.D.
RRsat SORT ir Se TMI POIs 55 ich pu coscecvviaslsstcenssssuncuonsloueshipadsiansetodviescivaacsieceteso cneosmiensnisoms veipoteacniitasadteaahtiingedinneruagtChe n May 245
PROCACCINO, VINCENT & MARK ELFONT, PH.D.
Measures of Effectiveness as Applied to Maintenance Practices.............:cccssssessseseessossvevsereseoccesecsovoreesvensereneessensosesesoseacesossoeses BRE: May 135
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REED, ARTHUR M., PH.D., OWEN M. GRIFFIN, PH.D., RODNEY D. PELTZER, PH.D. & ROBERT F. BECK, PH.D.
DRiemucline EUAN IE ne St TEs n ccs che satan veatcevengrecchnrek Sosdc odiases abeeso nectamnincsessubecncadevebesueiersssamusesecetnicdetsestayaianemeriraernel May 245
RICHARDS, ROBERT C., CHESTER M. SPRAGUE, P.E. & LCpr. Marc A. BLANCHARD, USCG
A, Wihetipeeiney: Tine Tirana GE aaa Wee Oy incre csstsesesssesccosnszeescstaassevesorsecsnsececsenstecsesstitasecteces sseuntenonesaeeeninseleuessesneninuiseaseeel May 104
Ross, RoBERT J., PH.D., PETER W. WITHERELL & WILLIAM R. FARIS
Using Today's Tecmmalegy to TEtip PUCREIVS UES COIR ocoess oie scssesesesesnssseovecesonevespanseseoecesesnseontvebncecnenesseteventteneheenesbeonseessved May 124
RYAN, J. CHRISTOPHER & OTTO P. JONS
improving the Ship Design, Acquisition and Construction Proceas............ccccsesecsissecssteressecvsseccvescnssseseesonscsonessenscenconsesesagvoresevenessoseves March 39
S
SANDERS, REGINALD C.
Ree eee Tae TRIN TR isi osicrticertedce wccatpeeninrp isnnncreneendncuinen ein ancien nian November 61
SARGENT, DAVID P., JR., CApT., USN & PAUL E. STEWARD
Capteriine TGRRameRce ‘wind HEARN TI ICIIID ssi csessicccscciesensicctecikiciesvavseanesansaceciibaoiasenseatsebapsntcespticnscsinepcetntveeainodtana l May 114
SCHMIDT, Louis V.
An Adaptive Filter Study for Application to ship Steering Machinery ................0.<0s.s-cs.«ssseesessosossesvencvsensesecenseesonsosonsosesseseussesnseosesees November 31
SCHNEIDER, MARK E., Pu.D., JoSEPH H. Koo, D.SC., MICHAEL J. KNEER, PH.D., SHAN LIN
A Cost-Effective Approach to Evaluate high-Temperature Ablatives for Military Applications .............ccccsccscssessssecesseeesessesseeeeses May 178
SETEROFF, SVIATOSLAV STEVE & KEITH VAN HOOK
Aneta PEE TIE DIE I Co icici castes ninsosiesiacinivamasisncncasenupnsiennpiaianeiataescveiatesneiicataiauetasioemieeserean September 52
SIELSKI, ROBERT A.
Fc Ie OE re IID asics ccacssciabniieisvednstoCoiccitawsieii caaen ianentsnnnae oeataeactintnacaea s May 36
SMITH, CHARLES J., CApT., USN (RET.)
ARETE RE COI 55s siionss corcsigins sn os eencansanncaasa saya nicaiaastlaihilp eaaeananialiannnnaee eaabio tannnanci i July 52
SMOOKLER, ARTHUR & CRAIG ALIG
The Navy’s Shipboard Waste Management Research & Development Program ............::ssscsssssssesssssesesseseesesseseeeseetsseesseneseeeeeaeenes May 89
SOLITARIO, WILLIAM A., JOHN R. LINDGREN, JR., ARNOLD P. Moore & MICHEL A. STREIFF
CADVCARE Goes to Dan: Tike SA’ AS Dai Ce TIO sis scsi sssicceiscsscsncscceaconseviactvenevsencjassiensnnntonstentieotaptenstoeveqvecsbet May 148
SOTTILARE, ROBERT A. & RODNEY A. LONG
Tens GA ee I ocho cseviscccasarcssdsecihastnsce can caeiebbonsaie sabia hbaasaamesaehinciviienpieeeuen timate Daemon ontiay May 141
SPRAGUE, CHESTER M., P.E., ROBERT C. RICHARDS & LCpr. Marc A. BLANCHARD, USCG
Ai: Widen Wiace ar alaaaeanh tE a eassssass cess pockcheeongeunscxsenesnnicsvia pis oesnesvcpmen eee nano naen eee May 104
STEWARD, PAUL E: & Capt. DAviD P. SARGENT, JR., USN
Cnpsteeniatey Diaireeaneen sited DR INO sds ccs nsiccsnsncenysccnsesansicsenvcinsssacer vcanverenninasepectéapartonepianibeaiinecuinensuenstieenet May 114
STREIFF, MICHEL A., JOHN R. LINDGREN, JR., WILLIAM A. SOLITARIO & ARNOLD P. MOORE
CARNCABS Ges 00 Sen: Tike SA ATR Cie IN CN a acne Satnsscassacncscossusecisceancomsuiensontesnennsanionanevanvetoanrermasneeerinsen May 148
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TAKAHASHI, NoRIO, TOSHIO ASANO, TSUTOMU KAKINOUCHI & Kost TANIDA
Active Mass Damper Demonstration for Ship Vibration Reduction....................scscsscsssserscsscssssnssescsoscssesssesonssnssrassecssnrssseresesoesecsseMseYe 46
TANIDA, Kosi, TOSHIO ASANO, TSUTOMU KAKINOUCHI & Norio TAKAHASHI
Active Mass Damper Demonstration for Ship Vibration Regiciih q.....0..1000.seicecsscccccesecesocscsessesevocessncsenoncccesnesuccecnaceeseocbseorscseestetesees May 46
TAYLOR, BARRY & JOSEPH B. FAMME
Integration of Ship Control Systems for Total Sittp Sarvivabelity ...:.....00s.cisssecsussessesossorevcnsscesdssssoocssecssesscunscorsccsebansooesousdenenstcensoaseere May 210
TsAl, SHOU-JEN & Lowry L. HUNDLEY
The Use of Propulsion Shaft Torque and Speed Measurements to Improve the Life Cycle Performance of U.S. Naval Ships........ November 43
TUTTLE, JERRY O., VADM., USN
ERI II Scsciysenicnesnesnscccleetest enaas tepve eavlh iecaletc iaesatae dHicoeopcto iacnh taalniceisan tnbciparn ctieann tacnei March 87
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VAN Hook, KEITH C. & SVIATOSLAV STEVE SETEROFF
Autommated Maighonance WMamnactaent 160 Sentll CaMh nok cect covesocesneseessvsvvecinsssevecossnsseszsede}cn esestnsnesobsrtcseesesacesessinsuivceetseersenu sOetpeseonse 52
VINROOT, CHARLES A., CapT., USN (RET.) & JEFFERY G. ORNER
PES POS Te PCIE GI Sinvscacnsnscssacccc seve sicntes cect csasseestvnciansvessepereccnacecvsstenusnensetiansensstnepesacaniaeorasanmeneneesietioerseeieed March 58
VLAHOS, MICHAEL, E., Dr.
I I ics csicei can sisiennshcccssidcocionnienasnisne acnblanna:t asaSeataic euedanpenndaib apsiacinnsncnNd July 37
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WALTERS, JOSEPH D., PH.D., LCpr. E. MICHAEL GOLDA, USNR & GEOFFREY F. GREEN
Applications of Superconductivity to Very Shallow Water Mine Sweeping .............sssssssessssesssesseseressessscesessnsssesssesscenesssesssssseneeeasees May 53
WHITE, LAWRENCE C.
Electronic Warfare Testing Utilizing an Improved AN/ULM-4 Test Range ...........:.scsssssssssssssescessesssessseecseesssaesceeseasssenseessesaseasensaces November 58
WILSON, W. BRETT
Is cain cabuisiennnbresiaeobeonesensensesnssensts weiiincidnianvidemmesenenntabenunieiceenicdennanenmienartail January 28
WINGO, ROBERT A., JOHN J. HOLMES & MILTON H. LACKEY
Test of Closed-Loop Degaussing Algorithm on a Minesweeper Engine ..............:scsssssssssssesssessesesssersrscssessseseessseaeeaeseseeessceceneeeeeeasees May 219
WITHERELL, PETER W., ROBERT J. Ross, PH.D. & WILLIAM R. Faris
ee 6 Pn Or ty ID Ce © III oo acceceessenrececocessoveroneccsesonassesesesersonsesvsnconsntsseooecsnossnsnsenevessontenssoostoning May 124
WOERNER, JOSEPH A., JACK L. McCCREA & THEODORE F. PEARSON
Shipboard Gaseous Nitrogen Generator Design and Development...............:cssssssssssssssssessscssesssssseesseseecesssescesesenecasseesenescececeseeseneneeces May 203
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YKEMA, JOHN I., THOMAS L. BRADLEY, JR., TED M. Daves & STEVEN L. MCCAMPBELL
Comparison of Shock Test Methods of MIL-S-901 Derived from Tests on a Circuit Breaker & Switchboard .............cccccsceseseceseee May 178
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