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APPENDIX A: LATER-YEAR POTENTIAL PROJECTS IN SUPPORT OF THRUST AREAS
Pages 69-84

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From page 69...
... Wilkins, Jr., Wilkins Enterprise, Inc., Riva, Maryland SR-1353 The Role of Human Error in the Design, Construction, and Reliability of Manne Structures Investigator Robert G Bea Contractor Ocean Eng~neenng Services, Moraga, California Objective Perform a state-of-the-art assessment of the impact of human error (nonphysical factors)
From page 70...
... Technical Adviser none assigned SR-1355 Inspection of Manne Structures Investigator Robert Bea Contractor University of California, Berkeley Objective Survey current practices for inspection of marine structures to estimate costs associated with venous inspection methods and to quantify, for various methods and types of structures, the sensitivity of inspection methods and accuracy of measured levels of corrosion and fatigue damage. Project Chairman Lenny Pendexter, American Bureau of Shipping, Houston, Texas Technical Adviser Rong T
From page 71...
... Naval Sea Systems Command, Arlington, Virginia Technical Adviser Santiago Ibarra, Amoco Corp., Naperville, Illinois SR-1358 Optunized Design Parameters for Welded TMCP Steels Investigator not yet determined Contractor not yet determined Objective Develop static, fatigue, and fracture strength requirements for high-strength thermo-mechaTucal controlled-process (TMCP) steels and weldments.
From page 72...
... Technical Adviser none assigned SR-1362 Probability Based Design (Phase 4) , Synthesis of the Reliability Thrust Area Investigator not yet dete~ined Contractor not yet determined Objective Provide a coherent synthesis of the projects in the reliability thrust area and related SSC projects, as weld as the most recent developments that are likely to impact manna-structural-reliability analysis and design.
From page 73...
... Project Chairman Steve Alien, U.S. Coast Guard Research and Development Center, Groton, Connecticut Technical Adviser none assigned SR-1364 Guidelines for Evaluation of Finite Element Models and Results Investigator not yet determined Contractor not yet determined Objective Develop a methodology for efficiently qualifying finite-element-method codes and models for engineering analysis of ship structures.
From page 74...
... Coast Guard, Washington, D.C. Technical Adviser not yet determined SR-1367 Design Guide for Manne Applications of Composites Investigator not yet determined Contractor not yet determined Objective Develop a guide for the safe and cost-effective design of composite components for ships and offshore structures.
From page 75...
... AIntson, American Bureau of Shipping, Arlington, Virginia Technical Adviser not yet determined 7s
From page 76...
... For inspection, develop guidelines for f~tness-for-purpose assessments; develop new inspection tools and improve existing tools; and quantify the fatigue life of temporary repairs. For communications, develop a cradle-to-grave ship structural integrity database system that includes hull-stress monitoring, inspection, and repair data; develop and promulgate a manual or library, sorted by levels of fatigue strength of predictable standard details for fatigue resistance; educate and train future structural designers at the undergraduate level in fatigue and fracture design methods; and use concurrent engineering in ship design to include designers, owners, operators, fabricators, and surveyors/inspectors in the process.
From page 77...
... .......................... SR-1334 Establishment of a Uniform Format for Data Reporting of Structural Material Properties for Reliability Analysis Probability-based Ship Design (Phase 2~: Loads and Load Combinations Maintenance of Manne Structures A State-of-the-Art Summary Measurement of Ice Loads on Ship Structures SR-1337 SR-1347 SR-1348 78 78 79 79 80 81 77
From page 78...
... (NTIS PB94-121936) Investigator Kim Grubbs Contractor CASDE Corporation, Torrance, California Objective Expand the limited body of knowledge in the field of underwater welding for ship repair by addressing and quantizing the characteristics of underwater wet welding techniques and placing particular emphasis on fatigue characteristics on underwater wet welds and the effect of low ductility of welds on structural performance.
From page 79...
... Project Chairman Eugene Mitchell, Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, D.C. Technical Adviser Santiago Ibarra, Jr., Amoco Corporation, Naperv~le, Illinois SR-1334 Establishment of a Uniform Format for Data Reporting of Structural Material Properties for Reliability Analysis (SR-371)
From page 80...
... (NTIS PB94-121952) Investigator Robert Bea Contractor Universitr of California, Berkeley Objective Review and summarize past SSC and other work related to maintenance of marine structures, and identify research needs.
From page 81...
... Coast Guard, Washington, D.C. Technical Adviser none assigned 81
From page 82...
... * Proceedings and Summa~y of National Conference on Use of Composite Materials in Load-beanog Marine Structures.
From page 83...
... e ~ e · ~ Development of a Sensor for Evaluating Corrosion In Areas Not Easily Accessed for Inspection ........ Development of Ductile Fracture Assessment Techniques for Small Defects in Ship Structure Components (94-9)
From page 84...
... Structural Standards Perfonnance and Optimized Weld Metal Properties for 65,00~psi Yield . Strength Steel Plate Heat Affected Zone Toughness of High-Heat-Input Welds (9~12)


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