DTE- 019 Vibration
Controller Selection - Chair: Mr. Tony Keller, Spectral Dynamics
Heron: 1:00 - 2:30
PM
Selecting a new digital vibration control
system for your lab is an important but need not be a daunting experience.
DTE-019 is tasked with creating a recommended practice to assist those tasked
with choosing a control system for their organization. Please join us to input
your ideas or listen to other inputs as this Committee reaches the final phases
of creating this important document.
DTE-022 Multi-Shaker Test and Control - Chair: Mr. Tony Keller, Spectral
Dynamics
Heron: 2:20 - 4:00
PM
Using more than one shaker to test large or
unusually shaped objects is becoming a well accepted part of the vibration
testing industry. Also, as interest in simultaneously testing articles in
multiple axis increases, the need for guidelines to understand MIMO (multiple
input multiple output) testing grows more important. Here is your chance to get
up to speed on and contribute to our growing database on multi shaker concepts,
fixturing, control and reporting.
Tuesday, November 1
Chair/Presenter Meeting
(All Tuesday Chairs & Presenters Must Attend)
7:00 - 7:30 AM: Location TBA
Opening Session
8:30 am Call to Order:
Mr. Joel Leifer, SAVIAC Program Manager
8:35 am Welcome:
TBD Defense Threat Reduction Agency
8:40 am
Welcome:
Dr. Bob Welch, US Army Engineer Research & Development Center
8:45 am
Welcome:
Dr. Ray Daddazio, CEO, Weidlinger Associates, Inc.
8:50 am
Welcome:
Dr. Reza Sadeghi, MSC.Software
8:55 am Symposium Highlights:
Mr. Joel Leifer, SAVIAC Program Manager
9:10 am
Henry Pusey Award Presentation:
Mr. Mike Giltrud, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Dr. Paul
Mlakar, US Army Engineer Research & Development Center, Dr. Howard Levine,
Weidlinger Associates, Inc., Mr. Bart Mcpheeters, MSC.Software
9:20 am
Mel Baron Award Presentation:
Dr. Raymond Daddazio, Weidlinger Associates, Inc., Dr. Tom Paez,
Sandia National Laboratory
9:40 am
SAVIAC Supporters Recognition
Dr. Charles Robert Welch, SAVIAC Director, Mr. Joel Leifer,
SAVIAC Program Manager
9:50 am
Director’s Remarks:
Dr. Charles Robert Welch, USAE Research and Development Center
10:00 am Break
10:15 am
Keynote Address:
Dr. James Houston, Director, US Army Engineer Research and
Development Center
11:00 am
Elias Klein Memorial Lecture: “Space Shuttle Orbiter Debris Impact Studies - the
Behavior of "Soft" Foam at Ballistic Velocities”
Mr. Edwin Fasanella, NASA Langley Research Center
Break 11:30 am
Exhibitors Luncheon
Tour the exhibits as you enjoy lunch in the exhibit area from 11:30 -
1:00
Track One
Hiring, Training, and Mentoring of the Next Generation of Technical
Professionals
- Chair: TBD
Coral Ballroom A: 1:00
- 3:00 PM
The technical professionals represented by
this community play a vital role in fielding equipment for use by the warfighter
so it is essential that this expertise is passed on. Come join TBD (Navy rep),
Dr. Robert Sierakowski (USAF), Dr. James Houston (US Army), Dr. Ray Daddazio
(Weidlinger Associates, Inc.), Prof Sam Kiger (University of Missouri), Mr. Ray
Williams (Electric Boat Corp.), and Dr. Reza Sadeghi (MSC.Software) for their
thoughts and be prepared to offer your ideas on how this can be accomplished.
Pyroshock Discussion Group - Leader: Dr. Vesta
Bateman, Sandia National Laboratory
Coral Ballroom A: 3:20 - 4:20 PM
The group will discuss current pyroshock
testing issues as volunteered by group members. Current success stories are
welcome as well as problems with pyroshock testing, instrumentation, and data
analyses.
New Engineer’s Forum - Chair: Ms. Margaret Tang, Weidlinger
Associates, Inc.
Coral Ballroom A: 5:00 - 7:00 PM
The forum will provide an opportunity for
engineers new to the community to network with their peers and develop the
skills needed to move into leadership positions in the community. A senior
leader will be invited to address the forum. Others on the program include Prof
Ted Krauthammer, Protective Technology Center, Penn State University who will
describe how a building is assembled and a representative form General Dynamics
Electric Boat who will show a video on how a submarine is constructed. There
will also be a presentation on the SAVIAC sponsored Mentor Program and a
discussion with the participants on the future direction of the Forum.
Track Two
Test Criteria - Chair: Dr. Robert Hall, US
Army ERDC
Coral Ballroom B
1:00
Derivation of MALD Ground Test Vibration Requirements from Captive Carriage
Flight Tests ~ Pat Willems Raytheon Missile Systems, Scott Fling, JE Sverdrup
1:20
Development of Rail Impact Test Criteria for Cushioned Draft Gear Rail Cars ~
Stanley Poynor, Wayne Clay, Jeff Kirk, Lockheed Martin Missiles & Fire Control
1:40
On the Use of Linear Accelerometers in Six-DOF Laboratory Motion Replication: A
Unified Time-Domain Analysis ~ Dr. Norman Fitz-Coy University of Florida, Dr.
Michael Hale, Redstone Technical Test Center
2:00
Utilization of Vehicle Test Course Speed Distributions to Refine Methods of
Vehicle Scenario Derivation for Laboratory Vibration Test Schedule (LVTS)
Development ~ Jesse Porter, US Army Redstone Technical Test Center, Michael
Barry, US Army Aberdeen Test Center
2:20
Methodology for Determining Ballistic Shock Damage to Internal Components
Mounted within Combat Vehicles ~ Jennifer Akers, Michael Gillich, Ed Fioravante,
U.S. Army Research Laboratory
2:30
Earthquake Hazard Analysis and Dynamic Site Response Evaluation for Design of
Tower Buildings in Dubai, UAE ~ Prof Azm Al-Homoud, American University of
Sharjah
Hardening of Electronics & Structures to High-g Effects
Induced by Gun Launch and Ballistic Shock - Chair: Mr. Ami Frydman, ARL
Coral Ballroom B
3:10
Finite Element Modeling of Electronic Components in Projectile ~ Dr. Mohamed Trabia, Dr. Brendan O'Toole, Dr. Samaan Ladkany, Dr. Mostafiz Chowdhury,
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3:30
Optimization of Joint Design for Side Panel of a Military Vehicle for Shock
Reduction ~ Dr. Mohamed Trabia, Dr. Brendan O'Toole, Dr. Samaan Ladkany, Dr.
Jinhua Huang, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3:50
Protection of Military Vehicle Occupants from Mine Blast Using an Air Bladder
Seat Shock Isolation System ~ Dr. Douglas Reynolds, Dr. Brian Landsberger, Chris
Ransel and Tarek Deeb, University of Nevada Las Vegas
4:10
Simulation and Measurement of Shock Transmission Across Joints ~ Dr. Brendan
O'Toole, Dr. Samaan Ladkany, Masoud Feghhi, Karthik Doppola, University of
Nevada Las Vegas
ABAQUS User’s Group Meeting - Chair: Dr. Jeff Cipolla,
ABAQUS, Inc.
Coral Ballroom B: 6:30 - 7:30 PM
ABAQUS has become an important analysis tool
for many shock and vibration engineering applications. This meeting is an
opportunity for engineers and scientists in the field to meet with ABAQUS
personnel and to discuss application of ABAQUS to their problems, share best
practices, and make requests for new features. The meeting will include a brief
discussion of new features in the V6.6 release, available in early 2006, but
will otherwise be informal. Refreshments will be served, but attendance will be
limited to 25 participants. Please contact Jeff Cipolla to sign up for this
meeting.
Track Three
Test Facilities I - Chair: Mr. Ed Dyer, BAE
Systems
Coral Ballroom C
1:00
US Army Centrifuge: Critical Capability for the Future ~ Wipaji Vanadit-Ellis,
US Army Engineering Research and Development Center
1:20
Magneto-Inductive Remote Activation Munitions System ~ Dr. Jon Windham, Dr.
James Cargile, US Army Engineer Research & Development Center, Richard
Andrejkovics, Picatinny Arsenal, Paul Wrathal, Magneto-Inductive Systems Ltd
1:40
Simultaneous Multi-Axis Mechanical Shock Simulations ~ Dr. Vesta Bateman,
Lawrence Carlson, Sandia National Laboratories
2:00
Design and Evaluation of Multi-Axis High-Frequency Vibration Shaker Systems ~ Dr Georg Mauer, Brinda Venkatesh, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2:20
Structural Damage Detection and Localization by Non-linear Acoustic Spectroscopy
~ Dr. Gerard Vanderborck, Thales Underwater Systems, Dr. Bernard Rousselet, Nice
University
Test Facilities II - Chair: Mr. Jeff Blankenship, NSWCDD/CSS
Coral
Ballroom C
3:00
Design of a Shock Test Machine for Encanistered Missiles ~ Dr. Jon Yagla, Naval
Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division
3:20
Calibration and Qualification of the WOX-MSTM Encanistered Missile Shock Test
Machine ~ Dr. Jon Yagla, Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division
3:40
Development of a Test System to Replicate the Shock Profiles Through Small Arms
Accessories ~ Nigel Linden Re Test Equipment, Inc.
4:00
Littoral Warfare Environment ~ Robert McHugh, U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center
4:10
Using a Six Ton Pile Driver to Mimic Firing Pressures of Large Caliber Cannon
-Softly ~ Dr. Eric Kathe, John Keating, Lawrence Kelley, Dr. Andrew Littlefield,
US Army RDECOM/Benet Labs
NE/Nastran
User’s Group Meeting - Chair: Mr. Tony Abbey, Inc.
Coral
Ballroom C: 6:30 - 7:30 PM
Noran Engineering, Inc. will host their
inaugural User Meeting for NE/Nastran users. All attendees who use NE/Nastran
are invited and encouraged to bring their wish lists with them. The meeting will
be chaired/moderated by Tony Abbey, NEi’s Manager of Technical Support, who will
deliver a schedule of upcoming enhancements, and will also lead a discussion
with the users regarding their experience, lessons learned and recommendations
for use of NE/Nastran. Our main objective is to launch a formal Independent NE/Nastran
User Group.
Track Four
Training I - Chair: Ms Linda Towler, MSC.Software
Coral
Ballroom D
1:00
Basics of Acoustics: Generation, Description, Instrumentation, & Measurement ~
Richard Peppin, Scantek, Inc.
2:00
Using The Pseudo Velocity Shock Spectrum For Shock Damage Potential, Part 1 ~
Dr. Howard Gaberson Consultant
3:00
Using The Pseudo Velocity Shock Spectrum For Shock Damage Potential Part 2 ~ Dr.
Howard Gaberson, Consultant
Short Course Development Discussion Group - Leader: Mr. Richard Peppin, Scantek,
Inc.
Coral
Ballroom D: 4:00 - 5:00 PM
SAVIAC is interested in developing a series of
courses to offer to the community. We’re looking for ideas for short courses,
distance learning, home-study, and web based offerings of various lengths in
subjects that would be of interest to the community. If you would like to be an
instructor or are interested in taking a course, come to present your ideas.
Track Five (Limited Distribution Statement C)
DockShock – An Alternative Ship Shock Test Concept Chair: Mr. Steve Schreppler,
ONR
Sandpiper CD
1:00
Cavity Dynamics and the Development of a Non-Explosive Ship Shock Testing System
~ Dr. Georges Chahine, Dynaflow, Inc.
1:20
DockShock: An Introduction to the DockShock ~ Dr. Russel Miller, Roger Bagbey,
Erv Pettersen, Dr. Christopher Mairs, Anteon Corporation
1:40
DockShock: Predicting Target Response ~ Dr. Russel Miller, Dr. Christopher Mairs,
Anteon Corporation
2:00
DockShock: System Design Considerations ~ John Tullai, Christian Whitney, Anteon
Corporation
2:20
An Electromagnetic Transducer for Generating High Pressure, Underwater Pulses ~
Dr. Michael Raleigh, Dr. James Galambos, BAE Systems Advanced Technologies, Inc.
Alternate Ship Shock Testing Systems - Air Guns - Chair: Mr. Erik Rasmussen,
NSWCCD
Sandpiper CD
3:00
Non- Explosive Shock Testing Requirements and Aspirations: The US Navy and OSD
LFT&E Perspective ~ Frederick A. Costanzo, Carderock Division, Naval Surface
Warfare Center
3:20
Non- Explosive Shock Testing Requirements and Aspirations: The United Kingdom
Ministry of Defence Perspective ~ Barry Knott, Ministry of Defence (UK)
3:40
Overview of the Development of Seismic Airgun Techniques for Non-Explosive Shock
Testing ~ Phillip Thompson, Weidlinger Associates Ltd
4:00
High Frequency Airgun Signature Characterisation and Shock Barge Testing Using
Airgun Arrays ~ Mr Gavin Colliar, Weidlinger Associates Ltd
4:20
SBIR Phase I Review: Non Explosive Shock Testing Using Airguns ~ Dr Raymond
Daddazio PE, Weidlinger Associates Inc
4:40
Large Structure Modal Testing Using Seismic Airgun Excitation Techniques ~
Phillip Thompson, Weidlinger Associates Ltd
Track Six (Limited Distribution Statement C)
Vibration - Chair: Dr. James O’Daniel, ERDC
Sandpiper AB
1:00
Comparing the Measured Response of an AN/ALQ-99 Tactical Jamming System Pod to
the Input Motions During a Vibration Study ~ James Wilcoski, Jonathon Trovillion,
US Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Construction Engineering
1:20
Validation of FEM Predictions of Vibration Levels to support CVN Design ~ Kevin
Arden Northrop Grumman Newport News
1:40
Use of Vibration Measurements and FEM Predictions to Evaluate Location of Island
Structure for New CVN Design ~ Davis Hill, Jason Hartmann, Northrop Grumman
Newport News
2:00
Vibration Measurements Performed on Carrier Sea Trials to Support CVN Design ~
James Gardner, Northrop Grumman Newport News
Finite
Element Modeling - Chair: Mr. Ed Alexander, BAE Systems Co-Chair: Mr. Robert
Handleton, NSWCCD
Sandpiper AB
2:30
Finite Element Modeling of Close Encounters With Underwater Explosions ~ Dr.
Gale Mulligan, Electric Boat
2:50
A Comparison of LS-DYNA Composite Failure Models In a Dynamic Environment ~ Bill
Gregory, Christopher Key, Dr. Iam Lua and Dr. Richard Cobb, Anteon Corp
3:10
Dynamic Response And Failure Prediction Of Composite Hat Stiffeners ~ Bill
Gregory, Dr. Richard Cobb, Dr. Jim Lua, Joshua Gorfain, Anteon Corp
3:30
Finite Element Analysis in Support of MIL-S-901D Shock Testing of the AN/SPQ-9B
Antenna Group ~ Andrew Lotz Northrop Grumman Newport News
3:50
Structural Optimization of Non-Line-of-Sight Cannon (NLOS-C) Turret ~ Dr. Nam
Ngo, Vincent Whelan, Dr. Brian Bauman, Ed Alexander, BAE Systems
Wednesday Morning, November 2
Chair/Presenter Meeting
(All Tuesday Chairs & Presenters Must Attend)
7:00 - 7:30 AM Location TBA
Track One
Shock
Response (Sponsored by the SRS Committee) - Chair: Mr. Steve Lofton, ERDC Co-Chair: Mr. Eric Luft, NSWCCD
Coral
Ballroom A
8:00
Derivation of the Ramp Invariant Filter for Shock Response Spectrum Calculations
~ David Smallwood, Consultant
8:20
Applying Fuzzy Structure Theory to Shock Response Predictions ~ Carina Ting,
Thomas Littlewood, Dr. Russel Miller and Jeffrey O'Brien, Anteon Corporation
8:40
A Technique for the Identification of the Optimum Inputs for a Vibration or
Acoustic Test ~ Jerome Cap, Melissa C de Baca, Sandia National Laboratories,
David Smallwood, Compa Industries
9:00
On the Comparison of Test Specification and Measured Field Data ~ Prof Kjell
Ahlin, Blekinge Institute of Technology
9:20
Modal Expressions for Relative Displacements Underlying Pseudovelocity
Shock-Response Spectra, for Idealized Remote Shock Loadings: Derivation and
Verification ~ Dr. R. David Hampton, US Military Academy
9:40
Analytical Kinematic Expressions for Pseudovelocity Shock Response Spectra of
Generally Damped Linear Systems ~ Dr. R. David Hampton, US Military Academy
10:00
Using Work and Energy to Characterize Mechanical Shock ~ Timothy Edwards, Sandia
National Laboratories
Shock
Response Spectrum Committee - Chair: Mr. Timothy Edwards, Sandia National
Laboratories
Coral
Ballroom B: 10:40 - 11:40 AM
The Technical Committee on the Shock Response
Spectrum was recently organized to serve the SAVIAC community as a central point
of contact for shock representation issues. The committee's duties include:
organizing symposium discussion groups and dedicated paper sessions, acting as a
forum for introducing new and related procedures for shock representation,
producing best practices guidelines for validation & implementation of SRS
algorithms, interfacing with standards organizations (ISO, IEC & others) on
standards for calculation of a SRS, assembling landmark papers on SRS and
related procedures and producing a compilation or compendium, and acting as a
repository for representative digitized data sets (naval shock, El Centro
earthquake, pyro-shock, classical, etc.). Join us as we discuss SRS committee
business such as shaping the committee's interfacing role with standards
organizations and beginning the assembly of important works for a compendium on
shock representation.
Track Two
Perforation/Penetration - Chair: Dr. Eric Rinehart, DTRA
Coral
Ballroom B
8:00
An Experimental Approach to Determine Load-functions for the Impact of Fluid
Filled Projectiles ~ Dr Nico Hermann, Klaus Kreuker, Prof. Lothar Stempniewski,
University of Karlsruhe
8:20
Perforation of Metal Plates: Laboratory Experiments and Numerical Simulations ~
Dr. Leonard Schwer, Schwer Engineering and Consulting Services, Dr. Kurt Hacker,
Dr. Kenneth Poe, Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technology Division
8:40
Numerical Simulations Of Inverse Planar Impact Tests On Sand ~ Leo Laine
ANKER-ZWMER Engineering AS
9:00
Numerical Investigation on the Impact Strength of back Plates of Weldox Steel,
Pure Copper, 2024-T3 Aluminum Alloy, Ti-6A1-4V Titanium Alloy and Some
Composites ~ Rengas Venkataraman, Dr. Abdalla Elbella, Potluri Krishna, Bradley
University
9:20
The Characteristics of Blade Formation/Cutting Process of Linear Shaped Charges
(LSCs) ~ Seokbin Lim, Braden Lusk, Dr. Paul Worsey, Rock Mechanics & Explosives
Research Center
9:40
Projectile Deceleration for Perforation through Layers of Un-reinforced Concrete
Targets ~ Jeff Averett, Dr. Donald Cargile, US Army Engineer Research and
Development Center, John Foster, Dr. Vincent Luk, Sandia National Laboratories
Numerical Methods - Chair: Dr. Albert Bush, ERDC Co-Chair: Dr. Paul Franklin,
BIW
Coral
Ballroom B
10:20
Extension of Infinite Elements and Absorbing Boundary Conditions to Eigenanalysis of Sub-merged Structures ~ Dr. Jeff Cipolla, ABAQUS, Inc.
10:40
Cross Orthogonality Check-out of Superelements ~ Frederick Russell, Electric
Boat Corporation
11:00
Understanding and Using the Spectral Density Matrix ~ Dr. Marcos Underwood, Tony
Keller, Spectral Dynamics, Inc.
11:20
A Comprehensive Approach for Treating Closely Spaced Modes in the Dynamic Design
Analysis Method ~ Dr. David Winkler, David Woyak, ABAQUS Inc.
11:40
Cumulative Error Due to Integration Procedure in Progressive Collapse Analysis ~
Dr. Hyung-Jin Choi, Karagozian & Case
Track Three
SEI/ASCE
Blast Protection of Buildings Standard Committee Meeting - Chair: Mr. Don
Dusenberry, Simpson, Gumpertz & Heger, Inc.
Coral
Ballroom C: 8:00 - 12:00 PM
The Structural Engineering Institute of the
American Society of Civil Engineers is preparing a new Standard for the design
of buildings for blast effects. At the Committee's semi-annual meeting at the
SAVIAC Symposium, Task Committees will present the first drafts of the mandatory
and commentary chapters for the Standard, for discussion and comment.
Track Four
Training II - Chair: TBD
Coral
Ballroom D
8:00
Tutorial on Ballistic Shock in Armored Vehicles ~ Scott Walton US Army Aberdeen
Test Center, Ami Frydman, US Army Research Lab
9:00
Metal Fatigue 1 ~ Dr. Rudy Scavuzzo, University of Akron
10:00 Metal Fatigue II ~ Dr. Rudy Scavuzzo, University of
Akron
11:00 Centrifuge Technology ~ Dr. Mike Sharp, Dr. Joe Koester,
US Army Engineer Research & Development Center
Track Five (Limited Distribution Statement C)
DD(X)
UNDEX Chair: Mr. Sean Murphy, NGSS Co-Chair: Mr. Joel Myers, NGSS
Sandpiper CD
8:00
DD(X) Machinery and Electronics Shock Mitigated Rafting: Design Concepts ~ Dr.
Russ Miller, Vince Godino, Skip Dixon, Jeff O'Brien, Anteon Corp.
8:20
Modeling, Simulation and Validation of GOLDWHIP for DD(X) ~ Sean Murphy,
Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
8:40
DD(X) UNDEX Hull Whipping Test: A Modeling and Simulation Comparison of Large
Charge and Small Charge Shock Trial Scenarios ~ Derek Skahen, Joel Myers, Steve
Rutgerson, Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
9:00
DD(X) UNDEX Hull Whipping Test: An evaluation of M&S Tools for above design
level analyses ~ Sean Murphy, Dr. Erwin Moyer, Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
9:20
Tutorial- PPD 802-7651312 Shock (High-Impact and Low-Impact) Testing, DD(X)
Shipboard Machinery, Equipment and Systems, Requirements for ~ D. Shawn McPartland, Anteon Corp.
9:40
Break
10:00
DD(X) Machinery and Electronics Shock Mitigation Rafting: Equipment Testing and
Modeling ~ Jeff O'Brien, Brendan Woolrich, Vince Godino, Dr. Russ Miller, Anteon
Corporation
10:20
DD(X) Machinery and Electronics Shock Mitigation Rafting: Device Algorithm
Development ~ Jeff O'Brien, Brendan Woolrich, Vince Godino, Dr. Russ Miller,
Anteon Corporation
10:40
DD(X) Machinery and Electronics Shock Mitigated Rafting: Modeling, Simulation
and Validation ~ Dr. Russ Miller, Jeff O'Brien, Brenden Woolrich, Jeff Gorfain,
Anteon Corp
11:00
DD(X) Machinery and Electronics Shock Mitigated Rafting: Test Articles ~ William
Dickson, Vince Godino, Russ Miller, Jeff O'Brien, Anteon Corporation
11:20
DD(X) Whole Ship Transient Analysis ~ Tom Littlewood, Morgan Eash, Chris Key,
Christian Whitney, Anteon Corporation
Track Six (Limited Distribution Statement C)
Special Sessions on DTRA Nuclear Weapons Effects Technologies: Non-ideal
Airblast Loading - Chair: Mr. Mike Giltrud, DTRA
Sandpiper AB
8:00
DTRA Software Tools for Target Damage Assessment ~ Michael Giltrud, Defense
Threat Reduction Agency
8:25
NIAB Overview ~ Ken Kreyenhagen, NGIT
8:50
An Automated Reachback Capability for Non-Ideal
Airblast Calculations ~ Paul Yarrington,
Sandia National Laboratory
9:15
Loading On Closely Spaced Structures ~ Dr. Michael Kerry, Dr. Keith Seal, A.W.E.
9:40
Response of Closely Spaced Multiple Objects When Subject to Blast Loading ~ Dr
Keith Seal Dr. Mike Kerry, A.W.E.
10:05
Break
10:20 Non Ideal Airblast Efects from Urban and Natural Terrain
~ Joe Crepeau, Charles Needham, ARA
10:45 Urban Airlast Calculations ~ Jack Klump, SAIC
11:10 Airblast from Underground Explosions ~ Philip Hookham,
Titan Research
11:35 Targeting Considerations (VNTK Overview) ~ Charles Deel
SAIC
Wednesday Afternoon, November 2
Track One
High
Performance Data Acquisition Systems - Chair: Mr. Scott Walton, ARL
Coral
Ballroom A
1:00
High Speed Ballistic Digitizer System ~ Dr. Lee Francis, Gary Uhland, Dustin
Houseman, Corey Himes, US Army Aberdeen Test Center
1:20
Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) in Instrumentation Cables During Explosive
Testing ~ Scott Walton US Army Aberdeen Test Center
1:40
The Accelerometer Cable - It Can't Get No Respect ~ Prof Patrick Walter, Texas
Christian University
2:00
New Approaches to High Performance Data Acquisition ~ Gary Schneider,
Hi-Techniques
2:20
LD Tests: A method for Long Distance Communication to Smart Transducers with TEDS ~ Douglas Firth, Stephen Finney, Precision Filters, Inc.
Blast
Effects Chair: Mr. Denis Rickman, ERDC
Coral
Ballroom A
3:00
Dynamic Analysis of Concrete Structure Under Blast Load Using Plastic Damage
Model ~ Jim Won Nam, Ho Jin Kim, Yonsei University, Dr. Hyung Jin Choi,
Karagozian & Case Inc., Ha-Won Song, Yonsei University
3:20 Numerical Modeling Approaches for
Simulation of Landmine Blast Loading ~ Laura Donahue, Martec, Ltd., Dr. Amal
Bouamoul, Defense R&D Canada - Valcartier, Tim Dunbar, Martec, Ltd.
3:40 Consideration on Bridge Blast Analysis and
its Damage Evaluation ~ Dr. Hyung-Jin Choi, Karagozian & Case Inc.
4:00 Protecting Humans From Blast Induced Shock
Waves ~ Dr. Ken-An Lou, ArmorWorks, Inc., Richard Zimmerman, Zerad, Inc.
4:20 Numerical Method for Evaluating Debris
Size and Velocity of Slab ~ Dr. Hyung-Jin Choi, John Crawford, Karagozian & Case
Inc.
Track Two
Vibration Damping - Chair: Dr. John Henderson, UTC
Coral
Ballroom B
1:00
Rim Dampers for System Modes of a Turbine Engine Integrally Bladed Rotor
~ Dr.
John Henderson, John Justice, Philip Johnson, Universal Technology Corp., Brian
Runyon, AF Research Laboratory, Ahid Nashif, Consultant
1:20
Durability Studies of the Resistance of Viscoelastic Materials to High
Temperatures ~ Ahid Nashif, Consultant, Universal Technology Corporation
1:40
Broadband Damping in High Temperature Environments Using Multiple Tuned Mass
Absorbers ~ Dr. Jeffery Zapfe, Acentech Incorporated
2:00
Sources of Error in Obtaining Damping Properties of Hard Coatings from Vibration
Tests ~ Dr. Peter Torvik, Consultant
Web
Based Viscoelastic Material Properties Database Discussion Group - Chair: Mr.
Ahid Nashif, Consultant, UTC
Coral
Ballroom B: 2:30 - 3:30 pm
This discussion will center of the status of the
effort to build a viscoelastic materials properties database that can be
accessed on the internet.
Blast
Response - Chair: Dr. Alan Ohrt, AFRL
Coral
Ballroom B
3:50
Constitutive Model Evaluation for EOD Ballistic Impact Simulations ~ Dr. Mark Vulitsky, Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technology Division, Dr. Leonard
Schwer, Schwer Engineering & Consulting Services, Kenneth Poe, Dr. Kurt Hacker,
Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technology Division
4:10
Blast Resistance of Steel and Composite Bridge Piers and Decks ~ Prof Abolhassan
Astaneh-Asl, Jin Son Dr. Marcus Rutner, University of California, Berkeley
4:30
Performance of R/C and Composite Walls of Buildings under Blast Loads ~ Prof Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl, Qiuhong Zhao, University of California, Berkeley, Casey
Heydari, MSC.Software Corp.
4:50
A Comparison Of Accelerometer Mounting Techniques On Internal Blast Cubicle
Experiments Undergoing Elasto-Plastic Deformation ~ George Yiannakopoulos, DSTO
Track Three
SEI/ASCE
Blast Protection of Buildings Standard Committee Meeting - Chair: Mr. Don
Dusenberry, Simpson, Gumpertz & Heger, Inc.
Coral
Ballroom C: 1:00 - 5:00 pm
The
Structural Engineering Institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers is
preparing a new Standard for the design of buildings for blast effects. At the
Committee's semi-annual meeting at the SAVIAC Symposium, Task Committees will
present the first drafts of the mandatory and commentary chapters for the
Standard, for discussion and comment.
Track Four
Training III - Chair: TBD
Coral
Ballroom D
1:00
Practical Random Vibration Analysis of Nonlinear Structures via Finite Element
Models ~ Dr. Thomas Paez, Sandia National Laboratories
2:00
Pyroshock Testing ~ Dr. Vesta Bateman, Sandia National Laboratories
3:00
FEA, Sparse Data, and Aliasing ~ Edward Dyer, BAE Systems
4:00
Simulation Process and Data Management. Industry Examples ~ Mathew Macias,
MSC.Software Corp.
Track Five (Limited Distribution Statement C)
The
Peripheral Vertical Launcher System NGSS (PVLS) Engineering Development Model (EDM)
for the DDX) Design Methodology - Co-Chair: Dr. Tom Moyer, Co-Chair: Mr.
Bob Wunderlick, NSWCCD
Sandpiper CD
1:00
The PVLS EDM & DD(X) Design Methodology ~ Dr. E. Thomas Moyer, Northrop Grumman
Ship Systems, Robert Wunderlick, Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock
Division, Robert DeGraeve, Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
1:20
Contribution to Blast of Solid Propellant Under Shock Loading - Experiments and
Models ~ Dr. Michael Kaneshige, Dr. David Crawford, Daniel Sandoval, Dr. Robert
Pahl, Sandia National Laboratory
1:40
PVLS Design Load Methodology ~ Dr. Christopher Freitas, Southwest Research
Institute, Dr. David Crawford, Sandia National Laboratory, Ryan Keedy, Trueman
Sharron, Southwest Research Institute
2:00
PVLS Structural Analysis ~ Christopher Joseph, Robert DeGraeve, H.W. Ruth,
Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
2:20
Planning, Management, and Conduct of DD(X) PVLS EDM Full-Scale Developmental
Tests Events ~ G.D. (Jerry) Hill, Glen Snyder, Alion Science and Technology/JJMA
Maritime Sector
2:40
Break
3:00
PVLS Design Evolution & Lessons Learned ~ Dr. E. Thomas Moyer, Christopher
Joseph, Robert DeGraeve, Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
3:20
Fragmentation Protection and Warhead Resistance Experiments ~ Dr. E. Thomas
Moyer Northrop Grumman Ship Systems, Dr. Charles Anderson, Southwest Research
Institute, G.D. (Jerry) Hill, Alion Science and Technology/JJMA Maritime Sector,
Dr. Christopher Freitas, Southwest Research Institute
3:40
Maximum Credible Detonation Event; MCDE(2) Final Design & Performance ~ Dr. E.
Thomas Moyer, H W Ruth, Christopher Joseph, Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
4:00
PVLS Risk Retirement ~ Robert Wunderlik, Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock
Division, Dr. E. Thomas Moyer, Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
Track Six (Limited Distribution Statement C)
Special Sessions on DTRA Nuclear Weapons Effects Technologies: Vulnerability of
Underground Facilities - Chair: MAJ Jim Chrisley, DTRA
Sandpiper AB
1:00
DTRA IGVN Program Overview ~ Maj Jim Chrisley, Defense Threat Reduction Agency
1:25
Target Planning: Ground Vulnerability Number ~ Charles Deel, SAIC
1:50
Ground Shock Model, WinGS ~ Russ England, TRT
2:15
Structural Response: Local Damage Mode ~ Scott Blouin, ARA
2:40
Break
2:50
Structural Response Global Damage Mode: Finite Element Modeling ~ Dr. Howard
Levine Weidlinger Associates, Inc.
3:15
Structural Response Global Damage Mode: Experimental Calibration ~ Dan Burgess, NGIT
3:40
Structural Response Global Damage Mode: Engineering Model ~ Regan Burmeister,
Applied Research Associates
4:05
Field Experiment Comparisons ~ Maj Scott Grammer, Defense Threat Reduction
Agency
Wednesday Evening, November 2
SAVIAC
Community Feedback Town Hall Meeting
Coral
Ballroom A: 6:00 - 7:00 PM
This
is your opportunity to provide feedback to the SAVIAC leadership on items of
importance to you. Whether you have an idea of a new product or service SAVIAC
should provide, or just want to comment on the Symposium programming, you will
find a platform here. Join us prior to the Social event for an hour of spirited
discussion.
Social
Event - All are invited
Destin
Beach: 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Thursday Morning, November 3
Chair/Presenter Meeting
(All Tuesday Chairs & Presenters Must Attend)
7:00 - 7:30 AM: Location TBA
Track One
Shock
Isolation - Chair: Brian Detwiler, BIW, Co-Chair: Mr. John Przybysz, NSWCCD
Coral
Ballroom D
8:00
A Comparison of Elastromeric Isolators for Cabinet Isolation on Naval Vessels ~
Dr Robert Monson, Dr. Jack Yan, Julia Neuman, Lockheed Martin
8:20
Dynamic Properties and Modeling of Wire Rope Isolator ~ Dr. Jarkko Keinanen, Dr.
Kalle Vehvilainen, VIT, Technical Research Center of Finland
UNDEX
Analysis I - Chair: Mr. Adam Hapij, Weidlinger Associates Co-Chair: Mr. Brian
Lang, NSWCCD
Coral
Ballroom D
9:20
Modeling of Unsteady Cavitation Induced by UNDEX ~ Dr. Kin Chew Hung, Institute
of High Performance Computing, Dr. Boo Cheong Khoo, National University of
Singapore, Wenfeng Xie, Dr. Tiegang Liu
9:40
Dynamic Simulation of a Mine Barge Subjected to Underwater Explosions (UNDEX) ~
Dr. Juha Virtanen, Dr. Markku Jutunen, VTT Technical Research Center of Finland
10:00
Littoral UNDEX Development Program of the Finnish Navy ~ LT. Turkka Jappinen,
Finnish Navy, Dr. Markku Juntenen, VTT Technical Research Center of Finland
10:20
Application of Non-linear Contact Surfaces in Modeling Whole Ship Shock Analysis
~ Tony Abbey, Noran Engineering
10:40
Fluid-Structure Interaction Effects Resulting From Hull Appendage Coupling ~ LT. Mehmet Avcu, Turkish Navy, Jarema Didoszak, Dr. Young Shin, Naval Postgraduate
School
11:00
Further Investigation into the Technique and Applicability of DDAM Analysis in
Large Models ~ Tony Abbey, Noran Engineering
Track Two
Vibration Testing - Chair: Mr. Gary Zook, NUWC, Co-Chair: Mr. Vince Chiarito,
ERDC
Emerald Ballroom A
8:00
Flutter and Vibration of Bearingless Elastic Helicopter Rotor Blades Featuring
Flapping and Feathering Coupling ~ Prof Metin, Orhan Kaya, Ozge Ozdemir,
Istanbul Technical University
8:20
Analysis of the Effect of Hydrodynamic Preloading on the Acoustic Radiation of a
Sonar Array ~ Karl D'Souza Subham Sett, Dr. Jeffrey Cipolla, ABAQUS, Inc.
8:40
New Developments in Shipboard Vibration ~ Chuck Vallance, Raytheon
8:50
Development of a Seismo-Tectonic Model for the United Arab Emirates ~ Dr. Azm
Al-Homoud, American University of Sharjah
MIL-STD-810G Working Group - Chair: Randy Patrick, Yuma Proving Ground
Emerald Ballroom A: 10:00 - 12:00 PM
A new edition of the DoD's "Test Method
Standard for Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests" is
now under development by a Tri-Service Working Group. Here's YOUR chance to make
a difference! The purpose of this meeting is to discuss numerous Shock &
Vibration test methods, with emphasis on Methods 514 (Vibration), and 516
(Shock). DoD experts will introduce new draft methods and lead open discussions
on what can be done to improve the methods and to make them more user-friendly.
Please plan on participating in these stimulating discussions, and introducing
what you feel will make -810G a more improved document.
Track Three
UNDEX
Testing - Chair: Mr. Eric Duncan, NSWCCD
Emerald Ballroom B
8:00
Nearby UNDEX Tests On a Thick Plate ~ Johannes E. Van Aanhold, TNO Built
Environment and Geosciences, Theo N. Bosman, Royal Netherlands Navy
8:20
Nearby UNDEX Tests on Thin Panels ~ Johannes E. Van Aanhold, TNO Built
Environment and Geosciences, Theo N. Bosman, Royal Netherlands Navy
8:40
Mechanical Shock Failure of Electronic Equipment ~ Leland Smith, Thomas Savell,
GCAS, Inc.
9:00
Experimental Verification of Relationship Between Bubble Motion and Shock
Vibration of Ship Equipment ~ Prof. Li Guo-Hua, China Ship Scientific Research
Centre
9:20
Advanced Modeling & Simulation to reduce reliance on Navy Ship Life Fire Test &
Evaluation ~ Glen Sturtevant, US Navy PEO Ships
UNDEX
Analysis II - Chair: George Camp, BIW, Co-Chair: Mr. Steve Rutgerson, NSWCCD
Emerald Ballroom B
10:00
VR Based Visualization System for UNDEX Ship Shock Simulation by Using Digital
Mock-up Technology ~ Changmin Lee, Dr. Jung-Hoon Chung, Jaemun Yun, Dr. Hanjin
Lee, Korea Research Institute of Ships & Ocean Engineering
10:20
Application of Design of Experiment Methodology to the UNDEX Whole Ship Shock
Modeling & Simulation ~ Dr Jung-Hoon Chung, Korea Institute of Machinery and
Materials, Jeong-Il Kwon, Dr. Sang-Gab Lee, Korea Maritime University
10:40
Design of An Integrated Framework for Efficient UNDEX Ship Shock Modeling &
Simulation ~ Dr. Dae-Seung Cho, Pusan National University, Dr. Jung Hoon Chung,
Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials, Dr. Tae-Muk Choi, Jin-Hyeong Kim,
Createch
11:00
Biodynamic Response Analysis of a Human on Floating Shock Platform to UNDEX ~
Prof Sang-Gab Lee, Jeong-II Kwon, Korea Maritime University, Dr. Jung-Hoon
Chung, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials
11:20
Estimation Method for Longitudinal Bending Strength of a Damaged Ship due to a
Close-in UNDEX Bubble ~ Dr. Akihiro Yasuda, Akihiko Imakita, Mitsui Engineering
& Shipbuilding Co, Ltd.
11:40
Littoral Environment Modelling of UNDEX and Air Blast Events ~ Graeme Birkhead,
John McVee, QinetiQ
Track Four
Training IV - Chair: TBD
Theater
8:00
Addressing Variability and Uncertainty to Improve Product Design ~ Gene Allen,
MSC.Software Corporation
9:00
Finite Element Analysis ~ Bart Mcpheeters, MSC.Software Corporation
Education Committee - Chair: Mr. Andy Anderson, BAE Systems
Theater: 10:00 - 11:00 AM
The
Tutorial Development Working Group will meet to discuss the tutorial program
leading to a comprehensive Certificate for those who complete the entire
program. This program will share the tutorial program of the Institute of
Environmental Sciences and Technology (IEST) to quickly allow participants to
acquire their Certificate. Inputs for education topics of interest, potential
tutorial presenters, and other ideas to improve and foster this program are
urgently requested. Come join us and provide your input!
Bolted
Joints Under UNDEX Shock Discussion Group - Leader: Mr. James Jennings, NSWCCD
Theater: 11:00 - 12:00 PM
For
most Navy equipments and systems, designing bolted joints for UNDEX shock is
easy - just use the standard formulas and values. However, experience has shown
that the standard formulas and values don't always work, and when they don't
work the consequences can be very expensive. This Discussion Group is a forum
for the Navy community to share problems with designing bolted joints, discuss
on-going or proposed efforts to solve these problems, and to brainstorm a way
(or ways) forward.
Track Five (Limited Distribution Statement C)
Structural Response I - Chair: Dr. Paul Mlakar, ERDC, Co-Chair: Mr. Jeff Averett,
ERDC
Sandpiper CD
8:00
Arena Fragment Experiments Using Mortars ~ Lebron Simmons, US Army Engineer
Research & Development Center
8:20
Experiments to Investigate Behind-Wall Effects Due to Explosive Breaching of
Reinforced Concrete Walls ~ Denis Rickman, Jay Ehrgott, US Army Engineer
Research & Development Center
8:40
Development of an Improved Model for Predicting First-Crack of Laminated Glass
Subjected to Airblast ~ Steven Lofton, US Army Engineer Research & Development
Center, Clayton Hooker, Sentel, Inc.
9:00
Pressure-Impulse Curves for Airblast Loaded Flat Slabs ~ Dr. Kent Goering,
Michael Miraglia, Applied Research Associates, Inc.
9:20
Portable Pressure - Field Test Devices ~ Michael Dean, US Army Aberdeen Test
Center, Christina Milazzo, Aberdeen Test Support Services
Structural Response II - Chair: Dr. Reed Mosher, ERDC
Sandpiper CD
10:00
Using Coupled Numerical Simulations to Study Blast Focusing ~ Dr. James O'Daniel,
James Ray, US Army Engineer Research & Development Center
10:20
Ground Shock Loading on Concrete Slabs with Varying Edge Fixity ~ Jay Ehrgott,
Dr. Donald Cargile, Jon Windham, US Army Engineer Research & Development Center
10:40
Oblique Perforation Experiments of Urban Wall Materials in Urban Operations by
Indirect Fire Munitions ~ Rayment Moxley, Dr. Donald Cargile, US Army Engineer
Research & Development Center, Richard Summers, Robert Phillabaum II, US Army
Research Laboratory
11:00
Numerical Simulation of Projectile Penetration Into Thick and Thin Slabs of
SAM-35 Concrete ~ Erin Williams, Dr. Stephen Akers, Rayment Moxley, Paul Reed,
US Army Engineer Research & Development Center
11:20
Measurement of Airblast from Carbon Composite Cased Munitions Containing Dense
Inert Metal Explosive ~ Roosevelt Davis, Donald Cunard, Air Force Research
Laboratories
Track Six (Limited Distribution Statement C)
Shock
Loading - Chair: Ms Dawn Barasso, Electric Boat
Sandpiper AB
8:00
Determination of Deck Frequencies to Support Shock Isolator Design ~ Jerry
Dwyer, Northrop Grumman Newport News
8:20
LPD-17 Pretrial Ship Shock Response Predictions: Preliminary Ship System
Response ~ Jarema Didoszak, Jose Lepe, LCDR Laura Bollock, Dr. Young Shin, Naval
Postgraduate School
8:30
LPD-17 Pretrial Ship Shock Response Predictions: Coupled Ship-Fluid Model
Generation ~ Jarema Didoszak, LCDR Laura Bollock, Jose Lepe, Dr. Young Shin,
Naval Postgraduate School
Blast
- Chair: Dr. James Baylot, ERDC, Co-Chair: Mr. Lebron Simmons, ERDC
Sandpiper AB
9:00
Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of the Behavior of Electromagnetic Emissions
from Cased Explosives ~ Mark Schmidt, Dr. William Brown, Tim Samaras, and
William Broad, Applied Research Associates
9:20
Partial-City Air-blast Experiments and Comparison with Numerical Predictions ~
Dr. James Baylot, Byron Armstrong, Dennis Rickman, US Army Engineer Research &
Development Center
9:40
Blast Load Predictions for Building Groups and Comparison with Test Data ~ Dr. Jihui Geng, Dr. Kelly Thomas, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultan
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