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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JULY 10,1995 PSA#1384NATIONAL RESEARCH FACILITIES AT SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES Sandia's
research facilities center around world class Technology Deployment
Centers and User Facilities (TDC/UF). These consist of interrelated
physical facilities, equipment, instrumentation, scientific expertise
and necessary operational personnel. TDC/UF's are available to U.S.
industry, universities, academia, other laboratories, state and local
Governments, and the scientific community in general. TDC/UF's are a
unique set of scientific research capabilities and resources whose
primary function is to satisfy DOE programmatic needs, while being made
accessible to outside users. Center for Security Systems Evaluation
(NM): Advanced design, testing analyses and evaluation of security
systems and services. Mary Lynn Garcia, 505-844-2010, Debbie Spencer,
505-845-8280. Combustion Research Facility (CA): Scientists use this
facility to improve their understanding and control of combustion
processes. Projects include studies of combustion-generated pollutants
to applied studies of processes in internal combustion engines.
William McLean, 510-294-2687, George Fisk, 510-294-3376. COMPONENT
MODELING AND CHARACTERIZATION LABORATORY (NM): Modeling and
characterization of electromechanical components. Jim Hanlon,
505-845-8868. Design, Evaluation and Test Technology Facility (NM):
This facility, which is a collection of numerous specialized
facilities, allows the user to design, document, evaluate and test the
response of items, ranging from components to full scale systems, to
simulated in-use or abnormal environments. These capabilities and
diagnostics are being utilized to support areas involved with agile
manufacturing, aging structures and systems, and areas where the
consequences of failure are unacceptable. Rod May, 505-844-2463.
Electronics Technology User Facility (Microelectronics Development
Laboratory) (NM): World class, class 1, clean room. Develop, evaluate,
fabricate various applications. Harry Weaver, 505-844-7833, Don Rohr,
505-844-5947. Electronics Quality/Reliability Center (EQRC) (NM): This
facility is a world leader in electronics reliability and failure
analysis. The EQRC deals with all electronic components from cables and
connectors to high speed integrated circuits. Ted Dellin, 505-844-2044.
Explosives Components Facility (NM): The ECF has the full-range of
capabilities necessary to support the understanding of energetic
materials and components. Lloyd Bonzon, 505-845-8989, Jean Prusak,
505-845-9338. Intelligent Systems & Robotics Center (NM): A research
and development facility that applies intelligent systems and robotics
technologies to areas such as manufacturing, environmental cleanup,
weapons production and dismantlement, and biomedicine. Ray Harrigan,
505-844-3004, Jerry Stauffer, 505-845-8966. Ion Beam Materials Research
Lab (NM): Sandia's Ion Beam Analysis (IBA) program is recognized as one
of the best in the world. It has the ability to examine a wide spectrum
of materials, from semiconductors to metals and ceramics. Barney L.
Doyle, 505-844-7568. LAZAP - Laser Applications: This facility consists
of a large Cassegrain beam director/telescope, and several high-power
lasers. LAZAP also includes control, tracking, and safety equipment.
The telescope can track satellites from low earth to geosynchronous
orbits, as well as perform fixed pointing and sidereal rate tracking.
Steve Tucker, 505-845-8572. Manufacturing Technologies Center (NM):
State of the art analysis tools for research and development of
manufacturing sciences and processes. Bob Poole, 505-845-9200, Carla
Chirigos, 505-845-8645. Materials and Process Diagnostics Facility
(NM): Microstructural/chemical analysis of surface and bulk; optical,
spectroscopic, wet chemical, materials and process research. Ronald
Loehman, 505-272-7304. Mechanical Test and Evaluation Facility (CA): A
national resource for supporting materials, structural and climactic
testing, agile manufacturing, nonlinear constitutive thermomechanical
modeling and a wide range of test and evaluation laboratories. Wendell
Kawahara (mechanics), 510-294-2614, Dennis Nelson (dynamics),
510-294-2339 Jack Casey (climatic, explosives, (510) 294-2545. National
Solar Thermal Test Facility and Design Assistance Center (NM): This
facility is used for test requiring intense heat and for collecting
light with large-scale optics. Specific high-thermal flux applications
include investigating the thermophysical properties of materials and
testing various solar applications. Jim Chavez, 505-844-4488, Dave
Menicucci, 505-844-3077. NUFAC - Nuclear Facilities Resource Center
(NM): This center is comprised of several facilities. The Hot Cell
Facility provides a means of handling and examining radioactive
materials, usually following exposure in one of the reactors. The
center also includes the Gamma Irradiation Facility and the Radiation
Metrology Laboratory. Ted Luera, 505-845-3026, Don Berry, 505-845-3142.
Primary Standards Lab (NM/CA): Complex state of the art standard and
calibration facilities available no where else in the world. Ralph
Johnson, 505-845-8241, Bod Pilkey (California site), 510-294-2505.
Pulsed Power & System Validation Diagnostics Facility (NM): Pulsed
power accelerators, laboratories, lasers, remote sensing, advanced
computation and diagnostics suited to hostile environments. Paul
Raglin, 505-845-7049. Radiation Detector Test Facility (CA): Unique and
comprehensive sophisticated detector array and imaging system
characterization. Specialized analysis of detector-grade crystals and
x-ray detector response. Ralph James, 510-294-2782. Shock Technology
and Applied Research Facility (STAR) (NM): The STAR Facility is a
state-of-the-art facility which can provide a full range of
projective/target interactions with velocities from 0.01 to 16 km/s
available with a broad range of diagnostic and analysis capabilities.
Mike Furnish, 505-844-2877. TIE-IN Scientific and Engineering
Applications (NM): Using TIE-IN, industry partners obtain technical
solutions by directly accessing Sandia's computers, software,
databases, rapid prototyping equipment, and test and diagnostic
equipment. Jim Ang, 505-844-0068. PENDING APPROVAL: Facility for
Acceptance, Calibration, and Testing (NM): Testing and calibration of
seismic verification system and sensors. Preston B. Herrington,
505-844-9495, Pat Fleming, 505-844-2386. Rock Mechanics Laboratory
(NM): Testing facility for characterization of pressure-sensitive
materials, rocks and concrete. Wolfgang Wawersik, 505-844-4342. Space
Integration and Test Facility (NM): Satellite and payload assembly,
integration and test facilities including electrical and environmental
analysis. Mark Terhune, 505-845-9794, Ken Deller, 505-845-8562. There
are an additional 20+ Sandia facilities interested in TDC/UF approval
from DOE. Sandia User Facility Program Manager, Jerry Hanks, phone:
505-271-7824, fax: 505-271-7867, e:mail: jghanks@sandia.gov, Mary
Monson (Agreements), 505-271-7831. Tarianne Gallegos (User Facility
Agreements), 505-271-7843. Linda Huggins (California), 501-294-2503,
Mike Birnbaum (California), 510-292-2302. Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0958 19950707\SP-0001.MSC)
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