U.S. ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, & ENGINEERING CENTER (ARDEC)
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1 U.S. ARMY ARMAMENT RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, & ENGINEERING CENTER (ARDEC) The Expanded Use of Titanium in the Services Stephen Luckowski Chief, Materials, Manufacturing and Prototype Technology Division Chairman, Metals Subpanel Joint Defense Manufacturing Technology Panel 9 October, 2012
2 Agenda Who Is ARDEC ARDEC Warfighter Support Development of Titanium in Army Systems One Area of Titanium Investment within the Department of Defense (DoD) Manufacturing Technology Program (ManTech) Summary
3 ARDEC at a Glance Established track-record supporting transition of technologies to the field 40 Full Materiel Release (FMR) FY08- FY11 70 Urgent Materiel Release (UMR) FY08-FY11 Enabled fielding of 217 New Ammunition, Weapons and Equipment since 9/11 Streamlined product development by extensive Modeling and Simulation and Systems Engineering Dept. of the Army (DA) AMC ARDEC Partnered with Industry, Academia, and other Government agencies 126 CRADA Steward of Government Data Rights and Intellectual Property 215 Invention Disclosures FY09-FY Patent Applications FY09-FY11 89 Patents Issued FY09-FY11 18 Active Patent License Agreements AT4 CONFINED SPACE M982 EXCALIBUR XM110 SASS XM135 CROWS BLOCK IA-1 PROJECTILE Center of Mass for Armament Systems and Munitions for Joint Services
4 ARDEC Mission: Total Warfighter Support M900 Armor Piercing Cartridge CROWS Lightning XM25 Grenade Launcher Lightweight Handheld Mortar Ballistic Computer Total Lifecycle Support Research M240B 7.62MM Machine Gun M211/M212 Aircraft Countermeasure Flares Mine Roller Brackets/Extensions M777A2 Lightweight 155mm Howitzer Development Production Field Support Demilitarization Electro-Magnetic Gun Lightweight Dismounted Mortar Excalibur M110 Semi-Automatic Sniper System M829A3 AFPSDS-T 120mm 40mm Multi-Shot Launcher Gunner Protection Kits Small/Cannon Caliber Ammunition Advanced Crew Served Weapon
5 ARDEC Development of Titanium in Army Systems 120mm Mortar Base Plate M777 Lightweight Howitzer Parts M240L Lightweight Parts FCS Blast Hull Stryker Mortar Carrier Variant (MCV) Doors Abrams Tank Reactive Armor Tiles Excalibur CAS Components Stryker Cupola Shield Lightweight Trailer HMMWV Ballistic Doors Distribution Statement A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. USASOC GPK USASOC Lightweight Tactical Seat
6 ARDEC Development of Titanium in Army Systems The Evolution of Warfighter Protection Special Operations Command (SOCOM) requirements have been instrumental in driving recent titanium-based warfighter protection improvements (USASOC GPK, Titanium Tactical Seat) ARDEC has continued to demonstrate the benefits of titanium with the development of the prototype, lightweight Titanium Protective Crew Compartment FPO - photo of Ti Cab on vehicle platform sent to Joe Quijano to get it, otherwise, I ll take pic
7 Titanium Warfighter Protection Makes Sense for US Armed Services Titanium warfighter benefits: Light weight for transportability Superior ballistic qualities for survivability High corrosion resistance for durability High titanium production costs have traditionally delayed more widespread adoption ARDEC prototyping and rapid response manufacturing projects have demonstrated the feasibility of titanium-based defense solutions A range of other titanium programs, across the services, are funded and administered as part of the Department of Defense s (DoD s) Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) Program* *ManTech Program initiatives do not represent the entire scope of DOD titanium investment
8 One Area of DoD Investment in Titanium: ManTech ManTech anticipates and closes gaps in manufacturing capabilities, allowing for affordable, timely and low-risk development, production and sustainment of defense systems
9 One Area of DoD Investment in Titanium: ManTech ManTech Program oversight is through the Joint Defense Manufacturing Technology Panel (JDMTP) Undersecretary of Defense Acquisition, Technology & Logistics JDMTP/ManTech Organization ManTech Principals (Army, Navy, AF, DLA) Ex-Officio Members: OSD, DARPA Other Agencies DoE, NIST, NSF, Titanium-related projects coordinated through Metals Subpanel Subpanel members include Army, Navy, Air Force, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and other government agencies Subpanel meets annually to evaluate project portfolios: Metals Processing & Fabrication Subpanel Composites Processing & Fabrication Subpanel Electronics Processing & Fabrication Subpanel Advanced Manufacturing Enterprise Subpanel Review: Review and rate projects Analysis: Ensure no conflicts, identify best-in-class Recommendations: Enterprise-level investments
10 Recent Examples of DoD Titanium ManTech Investment F-35 Joint Strike Fighter F135 Air Force Navy Abrams Tank M240L Machine Gun Army M777 Lightweight Howitzer Excalibur ManTech titanium programs focus on reducing costs, improving manufacturability, developing new processes, and testing new alloys, to increase applicability and affordability across the services Additive Manufacturing: electron beam, laser-engineered net shaping (LENS), laser cladding Improved Processes: near net shape technologies, forging, casting, low-cost powders, advanced machining V-22 Osprey Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) BGM-109 Tomahawk
11 Recent Examples of DoD Titanium ManTech Investment Army ManTech Program Development of low-cost powder and processing for near-net shape weapons parts Ti Metal Matrix Composite armor plates for combat vehicles Low-cost Ti armor for Stryker O-GPK shields Low-cost Ti extrusion billets for appliqué armor attachments Laser engineered net shaping for repair of Ti bearing housings
12 Recent Examples of DoD Titanium ManTech Investment Navy ManTech Program Non-destructive inspection for electron-beam additive manufacturing of Ti Reduced cost Ti exhaust ducts for LCS Laser cladding of Ti for repair and coating of RBP cylinders Low-cost roll-compacted sheet from Ti powders Cost reductions for Ti coupler housing manufacture Advanced Ti machining for V-22/H-1 Near-net-shape reduced cost Ti warheads Laser additive manufacturing in the repair and inspection of Ti compressor blades Titanium-ceramic encapsulated armor
13 Recent Examples of DoD Titanium ManTech Investment Air Force ManTech Program Electron Beam additive manufacturing of Ti aircraft parts Advanced Ti Alloy microstructure and Mechanical Properties Modeling Use of Ti alloys in structural/thermal protection systems Ti components for F135 engines Forgings of affordable, solid-state titanium Ti 5553 alloy manufacturing development
14 Summary Titanium is a key material to meet Armed Services needs for higher strength, lower weight, better ballistic performance and corrosion resistance in structural and armor components A range titanium programs, across the services, are funded and administered as part of the Department of Defense (DoD) Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) Program Each service has a portfolio of programs that include titanium affordability efforts
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