USMC Hybrid Power Efforts Jennifer Gibson

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USMC Hybrid Power Efforts Jennifer Gibson Version 1 / August 11, 2015 DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 1

Introduction EPS overview Background on hybrid systems Key development areas USMC requirements in hybrid systems Current hybrid efforts Future opportunities Conclusion DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 2

EPS Program Office Mobile Power Water and Fuels Advanced Power Team DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 3

Advanced Power Team Radio Power Adaptors Power Supplies Renewable Energy Hybrid Systems Battery Management / Sustainment Systems DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 4

Problem During Operation Enduring Freedom, fuel and water accounted for seventy percent of the logistics required to sustain Marine Corps expeditionary forces ashore. Solution Hybridize existing generators to provide: Increased Energy Efficiency (33-60% fuel reduction over fielded generators) Extend time between required generator maintenance Generator run time will be reduced approximately 40% Reduced fuel consumption, resupply and total mission weight for the MAGTF, extending the Commander s reach by ~ 73% DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 5 5

MEHPS AOA Power Range Employment Time Employment Vignettes 10W Man Portable Hours- Days Dismounted Observation Point (OP) 300W 5kW 60kW 800kW MW Small Medium Large Prime Days-Weeks Weeks-Months Months- 1 Year Years Observation Point (OP) Patrol Base (PB) Vehicle Based Patrol Base (PB) Combat Outpost (COP) Village Stability Platform (VSP) Forward Operating Base (FOB) Vehicle Based Combat Outpost (COP) Forward Operating Base (FOB) Vehicle Based CAMP Unit Size Fireteam - Squad Squad- Platoon Company - Regiment Division and Above Division and Above Logistics Support Warfighter carried/ delivered Warfighter carried/ delivered Sling Loaded HMMWV / MATV Delivered Sling Loaded HMMWV / MATV Delivered MTVR Delivered Forklift 4K and more MTVR Delivered LVSR Delivered Air delivery C-130/ C-17 Air delivery C-130/ C-17 Hybrid System Type Wearable distributed power Small genset/ battery/solar Trailer mounted Containerized Vehicle Based Containerized / Microgrid Vehicle Based Containerized Microgrid Priority N/A Moderate High Low N/A DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 6 6

Applications Connect Solar to Grid Combat Operations Center Silent Watch Combat Outpost MEHPS-L MEHPS-M MEHPS-M Stability Operations MEHPS-L Disaster Relief MEHPS-L MEHPS-L DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 7

MEHPS Notional USMC System to be used to augment existing generators in order to reduce fuel consumption in expeditionary environments Current Status Data gathering from Technology Development (early Research and Development) Contracts Developing the System Performance Specification for EMD contract RPF. 4 hour silent watch 4/6 man lift components Key System Parameters Reduction of fuel between 30-66% High reliability Technical Description MEHPS is a hybrid power system that will consist of: Controller/Power Inverter Generator Battery Solar Array The program will produce Light systems operating in the 5kw range and Medium systems operating in the 10kw range Program Timeline Current Program Phase: Technology Evaluation RPF Release: with 3 months DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 8

System Component Technology Power Inverter High Efficiency Inverter Fully Ruggedized Generator 3-Phase Power 2-Way DC/DC Converter Militarized generator Flexible Fuel Universal Generator Control Technology (Remote start/stop) Trailer Military HMMWV Trailer Trailer Mounting & Integration Hardware Cables Power and Data Cables Environmentally Rugged Quick Connect Tech. Battery High Energy Density Modular & Expandable Broad Operating Temperature Range Intelligent Controller Software Controls Human Interface Compact Electronics Expeditionary Solar Array Lightweight, Compact Composite Panels Rugged and rapidly deployable Development effort focuses on smaller, lighter, more efficient, easily maintainable systems. DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 9 9

MEHPS Requirement Light Hybrid 2/4 man lift components 3 kw (T); 5kW (O) Uses 5kW AMMPS (T); and 3kW TQG (O) Movable by multiple vehicles 3 Hours silent watch; 8 hours (O) 3 (T); 2.1 (O) gal/day fuel Reliability of 500 hour EFF Medium Hybrid 4/6 man lift components 10kW (T); 15kW (O) Uses 10kW AMMPS (T); 15kW AMMPS (O) MCC-LTT Mountable 3 hours silent watch (T); 8 hours (O) 7.2 (T); 5.8 (O) gal/day fuel Reliability of 750 EFF (T); 1250 EFF (O) DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 10

MEHPS S&T Roadmap MHEES (MCSC) 10 kw Systems Phase II SBIR (ONR) 10kW Systems Improved Solar Panels (IPS) MEHPS-M (10-15kW System) AMMPS & TQG Generators HESM (ASD R&E) 3kW System FY14 RIF (ONR) Modularity between 3kW and 10kW System Energy Storage FNC (ONR) 3kW and 10kW Systems Battery Focus MEHPS-L (3-5kW System) FY11 RIF (ONR) 3kW System RSEP FNC (ONR) 3kW System Fuel Cell Focus Lab Development NSWC Carderock MIT Lincoln Labs FY 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Technology Development Engineering & Manufacturing Development Production & Deployment DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 11

Renewable Sustainable Expeditionary Power Objective Develop a tactically deployable power system employing both renewable and sustainable sources, targeted for forward-deployed enhanced company operation needs. Approach 3 kw JP8-fueled Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Quick deployable PV solar panels Automated hybrid power control Trailer mounted system (LTT-MCC) What it means to the warfighter 33-60% fuel savings 24/7 silent watch operation 15-day operation without resupply Continuous generation of 3-5 kw of power Single Light Tactical Trailer deployable MIL-STD-1332 Class 2B power quality Future Naval Capability (FNC) P&E-FY12-01, FY-12 to FY-16 Effort DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 12

Tactical Hybrid Power Modeling Hybrid Power Studies Optimizing solutions for load profiles is a balance between power controls, energy storage and renewables. Models Detailed component and system level models, mission based organizational level models Return on Investment (ROI) Both weight, fuel efficiency and cost-based ROIs important for Navy. DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 13

Consortium for Optimally Resource Secure Outposts (CORSO) Goal: Support development and validation of modeling and simulation framework to optimize energy consumption in military outposts Key Areas of Focus: Energy efficient heating/cooling for shelter structures Micorgrid based control of heating and cooling Environmental control units Batteries Engagement with Non-Traditionals: CORSO seeks to build collaborative relationships with innovative organizations in areas of focus. The collaboration partner will work closely with Georgia Tech researchers in the evaluation and application of technologies in these domains that could be implemented in cutting-edge military applications. Collaboration grants upto $25,000 are available to selected participants. Additional Information/Application: http://www.corso.gatech.edu/ Professor Yogendra Joshi, yogendra.joshi@me.gatech.edu Timing: Now DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 14

International Cooperation Program An DTTI was signed with the Country of India. MEHPS was one program selected as a pathfinder program. A Program Agreement has been signed with India for MEHPS Phase I Technology information exchange program Phase II TBD Impact to MEHPS program unknown at this time DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 15

Further Information Email questions to: PM_EPS@usmc.mil Find more programmatic information: http://www.marcorsyscom.marines.mil/programoffices/epshome.aspx www.onr.navy.mil http://www.hqmc.marines.mil/e2o/e2ohome.aspx Current / Future Solicitations: www.fedbizopps.gov Any questions about on-going solicitations: Must contact the listed Contracting Officer in the solicitation DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 16 16

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