Harlan seminar
2nd-3rd November 2015
Theme:
Energy carriers and
environmental protection in ship
design, sensor- and weapon
development
Theme
This Harlan seminar is the 42 nd seminar and has focus on the use of energy
carriers and environmental protection in ship design, sensor and weapon
developement.
Energy carrier is a mechanism or substance which has the property to accumulate
energy that will be released at other place and at other period of time.
The utilization may be to give energy to a machine, a vehicle, a boat, a ship, a
submarine, sensor or weapon system.
Energy carrier is for exampel a mechanical spring, electric battery, capasitator,
pneumatics, hydrogengas, petroleum, or natur gas. Hydrogen is an exampel of
energy carrier of energy from renewable energy sources. Hydrogen is used in fuel
cell technology to produce electrical power, water and heat.
Environmental protection is an important issue to reduce the global temperature
rise.
Among most climate scientists there are agreement that human activity is one of
the main causes to the significant global temperature rise.
In 2013 The US Office of Naval Research published an article where the main
message was that ship integrated all-electric power systems is essential with
respect to future power efficiency, given a transistion to energy based forms of
weapon systems.
Theme
Here is the money quote:
«As the technology advances, and faced with rising and
unpredictable fossil fuel costs, the Navy’s next-generation
surface combatant ship will leverage electric ship technologies in
it’s design. While electric ships already exits, design
characteristics of a combatant ship are more complex with
regard to weight, speed, maneuverability - and now, directed
energy weapons».
This year the seminar arrangement commitee wishes to illuminate this
developement: the need of new energy carriers and alternative propulsion
solutions, which experiences have been done concerning new energy carriers
and alternative propulsion solutions in ship-, sensor- and weapon design.
Finally the seminar will concentrate on what seems to be the future
perspectives.
Programme
Programme Monday 2.november 2015
1245
Put out flag of the Norwegian Naval Engineer’s Society
1300-1315
Opening and general introduction
(Responsible: Magnus Mjelde Kluck)
Introduction and greetings by the seminar’s official protector:
Commodore Bjørge Aase,
Head of Norwegian Defence Logistics Organization(NDLO) –
Naval capacities(NC)
Session 1:
The need of new energy carriers
1315-1320:
Introduction session 1 (Responsible:Knut Moe)
1320-1400:
1400-1420:
1420-1500:
1500-1545:
1545-1555:
1555-1630:
“Motivation to do research for new energy carriers,
environmental protection, operational requirements.
Moving forces in maritime environmental protection.”
Master of environment toxicology, Marte Melnes,
Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (NDRE) –
Department of protection and society security.
Coffee or Tea break
“New electrical high energy weapons”
Laser gun, High Power Microwave Weapons (HPMW),
rail guns.
Researcher: Odd Harry Arnesen
NDRE -Department of protection and society security.
Solid, liquid, or gaseous energy carriers.
All electric ship, hybrid solutions.
Senior advisor and Naval engineer: Konrad Pütz – Enova
Break
Common round of question to session speakers.
Evening programme
Evening arrangement
1915
Aperitif in «Midtstuen
The bar in 1.floor
1930
Assignment of prize
The Naval Society (Sjømilitære Samfund)The Norwegian Naval Engineer’s Society represented
by the Chairman: Jostein Støldal to assign the prize.
1945
Photography in «Hagestuen»
The area outside of the dining room.
2000
Annual dinner of the Society
Dinner seating plan to be presented.
Coffee , tea and social gathering in the bar after dinner.
Programme
Programme Tuesdag 3rd of November
Session 2:
Experiences from new energy carriers
0830 – 0835:
Introduction session 2 (Responsible: Geir Kilhus)
0835 - 0905:
Our experiences from electrical propulsion and battery
technology.
Electrical propulsion on the Norwegian Coast guard vessels.
Commander Senior grade Trond Inge Bogstrand
Head of NDLO - Naval capacities Coast guard & Naval special
operations.
0850- 0905:
Submarine propulsion.
Commander Olaf Johansen,
NDLO - Naval capacities-Submarine Department
0905 – 0940:
Status on fuel cell applications for submarines and surface vessels
“Lessons learned “
“Comparison of different AIP solutions”
Senior Ing. Stefan Krummrich ;
Head of group for system technology in the field of Air
Independent Propulsion.
Thyssen Krupp Marine Systems
0940 - 0955:
Coffee or tea break.
0955 - 1030:
Experiences from «All electric ship»
“Lessons learned and the status of electrical propulsion and
all electric ship within the Royal Navy. “
Toby Drywood , Principal Naval engineer, BMT Defence services
Lt Cdr Gary MacQuarrie (RN) – MOD Senior Engineer T45 class
1030 – 1105
“Lessons learned and the status of electrical propulsion and
all electric ship within the US Navy.”
By Dr. John V. Amy Jr. - US Navy NAVSEA
1105 – 1115 :
Break
1115 - 1150 :
Common round of question to session speakers.
Programme
Tuesday 3rd November
Session 3: Future development of new energy carriers.
1300 - 1305:
Introduction session 3 (Responsible: Morten Jansen)
1305 – 1335:
“National civil, maritime technology applications”
National center of Competence; Maritime CleanTech West
Hege Økland; Director Maritime CleanTech
1335 - 1425:
“Zero emission, energy production suitable
to vessel application.”
Renewable and unconventional forms of energy.
Fuel cells, energy accumulation and energy transition.
Doctor of Philosophy(PhD) Ivan Østvik; Project manager
Maritime at CMR /CMR Prototech AS
1425 – 1445:
Coffee or tea break.
1445 – 1530:
“Steering, control and energy supply of unmanned systems
and new submarines.”
Cand.scient. Helge Weydahl;
Norwegian Defence Research Establishment(NDRE)
1530 - 1550:
Debate with all speakers present.
1550 – 1600:
Summing up and final words by the Seminar protector.
Final administrative information by the arrangement committee.
Guest of honour and
seminar protector
Guest of Honour:
Captain(R) Arne Wangsholm
Naval engineer and former
Head of Norwegian Defence Logistics Organization –
Naval Capasities – Project department
Seminar protector:
Commodore Bjørge Aase
Head of Norwegian Defence Logistics Organization –
Naval Capasities
Harlan seminar
Solstrand Hotel & Bath
Leader of the arrangement committee:
Commander Magnus Mjelde Kluck
Cell phone (+47 906 63 733)
Session leaders:
(1)Commander Senior Grade Knut Moe
Cell phone(+47 926 91 807)
(2)Commodore(R) Geir Kilhus
Cell phone (+47 920 42 777)
(3)Commander Senior Grade Morten Jansen
Cell phone (+47 930 43 871)
Commander Trond Skoglund administrativ
responsibility. Cell phone (+47 924 83 165)
Solstrand Hotel and Bath: (+47 56 57 11 00)