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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JANUARY 18,2000 PSA#2517US Army ARDEC, AMSTA-AR-PC, Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey 07806-5000 A -- DEVELOPE AND VALIDATE A NUMERICAL MODEL FOR PREDICTING THE
PERFORMANCE OF A SHEAR ROLL MILL DUE 021200 POC Mr. Ed Krajkowski
(973)724-3239 WEB: US ARMY TACOM-ARDEC Procurement Network,
http://procnet.pica.army.mil/cbd/SRCSgt/011320000/011320000.htm.
E-MAIL: Ed Krajkowski, ekrajkow@pica.army.mil. TACOM-ARDEC seeks to
develope a numerical model for predicting the performance of a shear
roll mill (SRM). The model must be sufficiently robust to make
predictions of SRM performance at several sizes (200-mm, 300-mm) when
processing various propellent formulations (TBD).The model shall be
validated by processing both inert simulants and energetic materials on
a 200-mm SRM. TACOM-ARDEC shall make provisions for validation of the
model using a 200-mm SRM at Radford AAP, Blacksburg, Va. The purpose of
this survey is to identify contractors having the capability to develop
and validate such a numerical model of the SRM. At a minimum, they
should be able to demonstrate the following: Experience in handling
energetic materials, Ability to develope simulants, Ability to specify
control equipment to be installed on the SRM fordata acquisition
(transducers, etc),Expertise in designing experiments to validate
theoretical model in terms of both mechanical (flow dynamics) and
thermal processes which are occurring. Ability to characterize the
rheological behavior (including wall slip) behavior of energetic
materials and simulants, Proven capabilities in mathematical modeling
and the implementation of numerical methods particularly with
viscoplastic material subject to wall slip, Posses sufficiently fast
computers to run the model within time frames comparable to the
relevent industrial operation, Facility suitable for continuously
addressing the needs of the Army to run the mathematical model at
relatively short intervals to gain the targeted benefits from this
modeling effort. Proprietary information should be properly identified.
Your submission should include organization name/address/point of
contact and phone number, and whether the company is a large or a small
business. The government is considering an Advisory Multi- step
Process, in accordance with FAR Part 15.202, in February 2000.
Responders to this sources sought will receive direct notification of
a released Advisory Multi-step Process request. If you have any
questions regarding this sources sought request, Please contact Mr. Ed
Krajkowski, AMSTA-AR-WEA, 973-724-3239, email: ekrajkow@pica.army.mil.
This is a sources sought notice for planning purposes only and not
intended for proposal purposes. Posted 01/13/00 (D-SN415646). (0013) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0009 20000118\A-0009.SOL)
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