Transcript Design for Demilitarization Overview LTC Johnny Figueroa PM Demilitarization

Design for Demilitarization
Overview
LTC Johnny Figueroa
PM Demilitarization
973-724-5276
[email protected]
3 February 2009
Presentation
Outline
 Design for Demil Policy Requirement
 Why DFD?
 Demil Challenges
 DFD Goal
 Demil Execution Background
 Munition Design Impact on Demil
 DFD Integrated Process Team
 Implementation Strategy
 Summary
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DFD Policy
Requirement
 DFD policy signed 4 Aug 08 by Mr. John Young,
Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition,
Technology & Logistics.
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Why Design for Demil?
 Traditionally, munition designers focus on item
performance & may not be aware that design decisions
can lead to difficult demil problems at the end of the
item’s life cycle.
 In the past, OB/OD “took care of the
problem”.
 Munition design historically had little
impact on the ability to conduct
effective and efficient demil (OB/OD).
 But things have changed …
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Demil Challenges
Demil Stockpile History
Growing
Stockpile
600.0
T
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g
e
Increasing
/
Cost F
u
n
d
i
n
g
Projected
500.0
400.0
Limited
Storage
300.0
Stockpile Size (k-S/Tons)
Generations (k-S/Tons)
Accomplishments (k-S/Tons)
Funding
($M's)
200.0
100.0
0.0
85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
Year
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Design for Demil Goal
 Demil is a life cycle requirement that typically is inadequately
addressed in the design phase.
 Goal: Influence munitions design early in the life cycle to
incorporate demil considerations & positively impact future demil
execution.
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Demil Execution:
Then/Now/Future
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Munition Design
Impact on Demil
SPARROW 17A/B WARHEAD
ADAM MINE
Depleted
Uranium Salt
requiring
$1M+
additional
demil
equipment
HARM WDU-21B NAVY WARHEAD
Conduit traps explosives
Glue
requires
extra
process
steps
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Small
wash out
hole
PBXN-107 fill does not melt
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Item Performance
 Design for Demil is not intended to detract from
achieving item performance.
 Design trade offs will be handled by the Item
PM.
 Low cost design changes that do not impact
performance could be made … if someone were
thinking demil.
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Design for Demil
Implementation
 PM Demil executes the SMCA demil
mission for all Services’ munitions
 DFD - a key strategic goal of the PEO
Ammo approved Demil Enterprise
Strategic Plan.
 Multi-Service DFD Integrated Process
Team (IPT) chartered to establish a
DFD program.
 Acquisition and demil are represented
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DFD Implementation
Strategy
• Lessons Learned: Design
DESIGN FOR DEMIL
… influencing munitions design for effective and efficient
demil
•
TOOLS
MUNITIONS IPT
PARTICIPATION
CONTRACTUAL
REQUIREMENT
POLICY
METRICS
LESSONS
LEARNED
PROGRAM OVERSIGHT
ACQUISITION COMMUNITY
AWARENENESS
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•
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DOD/SERVICES SENIOR MANAGEMENT SUPPORT
•
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recommendations from demil
execution experience
Metrics: Verify
accomplishment.
Policy: Impose the requirement
Contractual Requirement:
Translate the requirement to the
defense contractor.
Munitions IPT Participation:
Get involved “In the trenches”.
Tools: Provide practical help
(web based handbook).
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Summary
 The acquisition community has the opportunity to
further improve life cycle benefits by incorporating
demil considerations into munitions design.
 Implementing DFD will positively impact the demil
legacy left behind, with little cost or performance
impact.
 The DFD IPT will continue to develop tools and
resources to assist the acquisition community in
this endeavor.
PM Demilitarization website contains information on
Design for Demil
https://www.pica.army.mil/pmdemil
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