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Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

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Page 1: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

Hybrid Electric Vehicles

Tri-Service Power ExpositionJuly 16, 2003

Page 2: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

Introduction

• Overview 10:00 – 10:10– Mr. Michael Gallagher

• Hybrid Electric HMMWV Acquisition Program 10:10 – 10:30 – Mr. Scott Doudna– US Army Tank-automotive & Armament Command (TACOM)

• USMC-DARPA RST-V Technology Demonstrator10:30 – 10:50– Mr. Michael Byerly– Office of Naval Research (ONR)

• Army HEV Technology Programs and Benefits 10:50 – 11:10– Mr. Calvin Kolp– National Automotive Center – TACOM

• USMC Hybrid Electric Vehicle Intentions 11:10 – 11:20– Mr. Michael Gallagher– Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC)

• Closing Comments / Questions 11:20 – 11:30

Page 3: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

Power …Pervasive & Enabling

FUEL CELL

Power Needs

2003 2010

Electric Warship

WarfighterLess-than-Lethal Systems

Space Systems

Hybrid Electric Land Combat Vehicles & Weapons

More Electric Aircraft

Hybrid Electric Tactical Vehicles

Page 4: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

• Mobility– Improved Fuel Economy

– Improved Control over Tractive Effort (Traction Control)

– Improved Marginal-Soil Mobility

– Improved Acceleration

– Improved Stability from Lower Vertical Center of Gravity

• System Integration– Flexibility in Component Placement

– Redundant Modes of Operation

• Value Added Features– On-Board / Off -Board Electric Power

– Engine-Off Power to Ancillaries / Mission Equipment

– Engine-Off Movement (not necessarily “Silent Movement”)

– Reduced Signatures (Thermal and Acoustic)

Hybrid Electric Vehicle Benefits

Page 5: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

Classes of Electric Drive

Electric Powered(single source)

Hybrid Electric Powered(dual power source)

Model Year 2001

Model Year 2000

2004

Model Year 2006

Discontinued

ParallelHybrid

SeriesHybrid

2004

2004

Page 6: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010

50 tons

40 tons

30 tons

20 tons

10 tons

5 tons

1 ton

Army - Armored System Modernization

Comm’l Hybrid-Electric Autos

TARDEC-DARPABradley HEV Demo

NAC-OshKosh ProPulse

NAC–S&S FMTV

USMC - AAV Demo

DARPA-USMC RST-V

TACOM-TARDECHE-HMMWV

Comm’l Electric Autos

Comm’l Hybrid-Electric SUVs

DOD Investment: > $100M

UDLP / GDLS FCS Demonstrators

TARDEC-UDLP-DARPA M-113 Technology Platform

Long History of Electric Vehicles

NAC COMBATT

Page 7: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

M113

Army Hybrid Electric Programs

Class 8

MilitaryMilitary CHPS

Dual UseDual Use

HMMWV

AHED 8 x 8

HEMTT COMBATT

LAV

M915

Class 8 Transit

Page 8: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

Hybrid Hydraulic/Hybrid Electric FMTV

Future Tactical Truck System (FTTS)

Hybrid Electric HEMTT

Hybrid Electric Technology for

Army Transformation

POCs: Mr. Paul Skalny 586.574.5436 Mr. Carl Johnson 586.574.6788 Mr. Cal Kolp 586.574.5061

Page 9: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

ACTD Threshold Capabilities

ResponsivenessResponsiveness• Greater Fuel Efficiency 100 - 200%Greater Fuel Efficiency 100 - 200%• Dynamic Movement Tracking and Re-routingDynamic Movement Tracking and Re-routing• Greater Range 600 – 900 milesGreater Range 600 – 900 miles• Integrated C4ISRIntegrated C4ISR

AgilityAgility• Higher Mobility Rated Speed: 50% increaseHigher Mobility Rated Speed: 50% increase• Must be able to go whereMust be able to go where

FCS goes and bypass built upFCS goes and bypass built upAreas to deliver supportAreas to deliver support

VersatilityVersatility• Advanced Load HandlingAdvanced Load Handling• Interchangeable/Intermodal OperationInterchangeable/Intermodal Operation• On Board Power & water GenerationOn Board Power & water Generation• Deliver integrated, common, formedDeliver integrated, common, formed

PackagingPackaging

SustainabilitySustainability• Reliability – MTBF > duration of Pulsed OperationsReliability – MTBF > duration of Pulsed Operations• Maintainability – Self-reporting, no special tools,Maintainability – Self-reporting, no special tools,

No TMDE, and No SparesNo TMDE, and No Spares

DeployabilityDeployability• C130 Roll on/Roll off w/loadC130 Roll on/Roll off w/load• Ready to support off the rampReady to support off the ramp

Without vehicle preparation or Without vehicle preparation or Transportability waiversTransportability waiversLethalityLethality

SurvivabilitySurvivability• Designed upfront to Designed upfront to provide time definite and provide time definite and assured delivery assured delivery • Reduced Emissions and Reduced Emissions and SignatureSignature

APPROVEDFY04 ACTD

Page 10: Hybrid Electric Vehicles Tri-Service Power Exposition July 16, 2003

Hybrid Electric HMMWV Acquisition

Mr. Scott DoudnaUS Army Tank-automotive &

Armament Command