The Commercial Technologies for Maintenance Activities CTMA Program

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The Commercial Technologies for Maintenance
Activities (CTMA) Program
Identify, form, launch and deploy new projects
coupling the needs and strengths of commercial
industry with the DoDs maintenance, repair and
remanufacturing facilities

Closing Session Chuck RyanVice President,
TechnologyPh. 734-995-4905chuckr_at_ncms.org
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Closing Agenda

• Presentation of new project ideas collected in
  the past 2 days
• Identify interested participants and appoint
  champion
• Champion submits idea via http//ctmaideas.ncms.or
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• All ideas will be reviewed monthly and feedback
  given to submitting team
• Ideas defined as higher priority by the DoD
  review team will be assigned an NCMS program
  manager to work with the team to further develop
  the project
• Project ideas discussed today are under
  consideration for CTMA funding

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Idea Submission http//ctmaideas.ncms.org

• Project Title
• Project Category (pull down list)
• Problem Statement
• Proposed Solution
• Anticipated Deliverables
• Expected Project Duration
• Organization Level (pull down list)
• Maintenance Process (pull down list)
• Maintenance Comment

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Idea Submission http//ctmaideas.ncms.org

• Quantifiable Benefits
• Financial Benefit (K) numerical
• Financial Comment
• Readiness Benefit
• Anticipated Participants
• Range of Application (pull down list)
• Costs
• Estimated Total Project Cost (K) (total
  including in-kind)
• Estimated In-Kind from Industry (K)
• Estimated CTMA Project Funding (K) (DoD funds)
• Comments Related to Cost

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2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas

• Project Readiness Center
• Problem
• Addressing shop floor depot repair activities and
  putting them into AF fleet wide legacy systems
• Both need to feed into AF information systems
• For example, we need to downsize 20 B-52s, which
  ones do we choose?
• Solution
• DoD Participants ALC
• Industry Participants
• Champion Ken Simmons, OC-ALC

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2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas

• Project Special Hull Treatment (SHT) Removal
• Problem
• Submarine DMP, SRAs, EROs all require SHT Tile
  Removal
• Hundreds of tile removed in a single event
• REPAIR COSTS 36 and 41 separate grinding
  operations were required recently to repair SHT
  removed areas on two submarines In over 3 years,
  there were 106 documented grinding jobs on 7
  availabilities at a US Navy shipyard regarding
  Tile Removal each costing gt 6,500/repair (TOTAL
  689K)
• Solution Laser? Waterjet?
• DoD Participants Naval Shipyards
• Industry Participants
• Champion Kurt Doehnert (NAVSEA)

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2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas

• Project Brush Electroplating Alternatives
• Problem
• Replace high cost brush electroplating repairs to
• Improve the quality of repair
• reduce MTTR / MTBF
• reduce labor costs
• improve overall vessel availability
• Solution Laser Clad Advanced Digital Repair
  Cold (Kinetic) Spray Other?
• DoD Participants Naval Shipyards
• Industry Participants
• Champion Kurt Doehnert (NAVSEA)

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2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas

• Project Submarine/Carrier Tank Work
• Problem Tank work is costly and adversely
  impacts the critical path schedule
• Solution Pending outcome of Value Stream
  Analysis (VSA) completed last week, to identify
  specific technology insertion candidates.
• DoD Participants Naval Shipyards
• Industry Participants
• Champion Kurt Doehnert (NAVSEA)

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2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas

• Project Removal and Repair of Molded in Place
  (MIP) Submarine Coatings
• Problem Require an efficient and effective
  process to remove MIP
• Solution
• DoD Participants Naval Shipyards
• Industry Participants
• Champion Kurt Doehnert (NAVSEA)

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2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas

• Project Automated Sourcing
• Problem Current paper system is cumbersome and
  slow
• Solution on-line system hyperlinked to all
  pertinent qualification information
• DoD Participants DLA, ICPs
• Industry Participants
• Champion DLA (Cliff Wolfe?)

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2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas

• Project Titanium Welding and Fabrication
• Problem
• Solution
• DoD Participants ANAD
• Industry Participants
• Champion

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2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas

• Project Repair of Propulsion Technology
  Hybrid-Electric Drives, Fuel Cells
• Problem
• Solution
• DoD Participants ANAD
• Industry Participants
• Champion

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Now What?

• Champions submit ideas to CTMAIdeas site
• CTMA Newsletter will list all project ideas
  generated by the Symposium (now and next couple
  of weeks)
• CTMA DoD review team provides feedback
• Projects deemed highest value to DoD will be
  developed for 2007 submission

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• Thank You and We Appreciate Your Feedback
• Plan for 2007 CTMA Symposium
• March 26-28
• San Antonio, TX