Engineering Services Presentation - USCG 2018 Industry Day.pptx
Posted: May 23, 2018
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engineering services presentation from the US Coast Guard's 2018 Industry Day. The presentation was given by CDR Tyson Scofield, the Deputy of the Engineering Services Division, on May 17, 2017. The Engineering Services Division oversees major recapitalization projects such as service life extension projects and major maintenance availability. They manage procurement and delivery of major equipment systems for production and develop new system logistic support products. Active projects include Inland Icebreaker SLEP, Sea Going Buoy Tender MMA, and others.
The presentation covers technical standards such as non-linear finite element analysis, detailed structural surveys, 3D laser scans, and hull structural monitoring. It discusses findings related to propeller redesign, fuel savings through various components, and stability aspects like FCCS development and maintenance. Additionally, it addresses structures, hydrodynamics including model testing and fluid flow analysis, electrical systems troubleshooting support, mechanical systems services like fuel oil testing, trials & testing procedures, ship & boat design requirements development, acquisition support activities, engineering work packages details, and professional community engagement efforts with various organizations.
The document provides a comprehensive overview of the Engineering Services Division's functions and ongoing projects within the US Coast Guard. It highlights key technical aspects related to vessel sustainment and maintenance activities, showcasing the division's expertise in areas such as structural analysis, hydrodynamics testing, electrical systems troubleshooting, mechanical systems services, ship design requirements development, acquisition support services, and professional community engagement initiatives with industry stakeholders.
The presentation covers technical standards such as non-linear finite element analysis, detailed structural surveys, 3D laser scans, and hull structural monitoring. It discusses findings related to propeller redesign, fuel savings through various components, and stability aspects like FCCS development and maintenance. Additionally, it addresses structures, hydrodynamics including model testing and fluid flow analysis, electrical systems troubleshooting support, mechanical systems services like fuel oil testing, trials & testing procedures, ship & boat design requirements development, acquisition support activities, engineering work packages details, and professional community engagement efforts with various organizations.
The document provides a comprehensive overview of the Engineering Services Division's functions and ongoing projects within the US Coast Guard. It highlights key technical aspects related to vessel sustainment and maintenance activities, showcasing the division's expertise in areas such as structural analysis, hydrodynamics testing, electrical systems troubleshooting, mechanical systems services, ship design requirements development, acquisition support services, and professional community engagement initiatives with industry stakeholders.
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