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Title: Alternate Propulsion System for


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Alternate Propulsion System for Air Cushioned
Vehicles (APROPS) First Semester Project
Proposal Group 4 Michelle Aranowski Regina
Forstell Elochukwu Obimdike Sean F.
Pedrizetti Anthony T. Piccolo
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  • Objective
  • to develop an alternate propulsion system
    (APROPS) to replace the current air screw system
    that is currently employed on the US Navy Landing
    Craft Air Cushion (LCAC)
  • the application of a new propulsion system for
    the Joint Surface Assault Connector (JSAC), which
    is currently in development as a replacement to
    the LCAC

3
Technical Background
  • ACV or Hover Crafts were first developed in
    Britain in 1959
  • Developed for the military as ship-to-shore
    transports
  • The unique amphibious qualities of the ACV enable
    it to land on 70 of the worlds shore line
  • The US currently has had a fleet of Landing Craft
    Air Cushion (LCAC) for the past 20 years

4
Current Air Screw System Limitations
  • High Power Requirements
  • weight of the ACV and payload
  • size of Air Screw
  • Structural Vibrations
  • obstruction of the air flow path
  • obstructed mainly by cargo

5
Joint Surface Assault Connector (JSAC)
  • The US military is currently looking for a new
    ship-to-shore amphibious transport vehicle
  • The will replace the LCAC that is currently in
    operation
  • The JSAC will be required to carry a larger
    payload than previous ACV
  • A new propulsion system is needed

6
Function Flow Diagram
  • Assumption vehicle starts on ship
  • 1. Getting off Ship
  • 1a Prep Craft
  • loading Crew/Payload
  • starting Primary Engines
  • power up controls
  • unplugging from ship
  • starting on-ship propulsion system
  • 1b Move off Ship
  • exit the ship in reverse

7
Function Flow Diagram
  • 2. Ship to Surf Zone
  • 2a Switch to over water propulsion
  • disengage on-ship propulsion system
  • engage over water propulsion system
  • 2b Move over Water
  • maintain speed in specified conditions
  • maintain maneuverability

8
Function Flow Diagram
  • 3. Over Surf Zone
  • 3a Switch to Surf Zone propulsion
  • disengage over water propulsion system
  • engage surf zone propulsion system
  • 3b Move over off shore bar
  • get to Bar
  • negotiate obstacles
  • mover past Bar
  • 3c Move through Surf Zone
  • get to surf zone
  • compensate for increased wave height
  • maintain maneuverability

9
Function Flow Diagram
  • 4. Beach Landing
  • 4a Switch to over land propulsion
  • disengage surf zone propulsion system
  • engage over land propulsion system
  • 4b Move up beach
  • 8 slope
  • over range of terrain requirements
  • maintain landing speed
  • maintain maneuverability
  • 4c Move over land to Landing Zone
  • negotiate obstacles
  • maintain landing speed
  • maintain maneuverability
  • stop at Landing Zone
  • unload Payload
  • check vehicle for return trip

10
Requirements Weight and Size
  • Weight and Payload 224.5 long tons
  • Including 89.3 long tons payload
  • Craft Dimensions
  • Cargo deck requirements

11
Requirements Performance over water and land
  • Range
  • 50 to 100 nautical mile over water
  • 1 mile over land
  • Speed
  • 40 knots over water
  • 10 knots over land
  • Over Water Conditions
  • Over Land Terrain
  • mud flats, marsh, dry sand, and wet sand
  • 8 slope

12
Approach
  • Develop of either a hybrid propulsion system or a
    standalone propulsion system
  • Hybrid Propulsion system
  • Dual Propulsion system
  • Separate over water system
  • Separate over land system
  • Standalone propulsion system
  • Dual functioning system for over land and water

13
Approach and Trade-off analyses
  • Brain Storm propulsion systems
  • Run trade-off analyses for Hybrid system
  • Run trade-off analyses for Standalone systems
    Including high scoring Hybrid system
  • Trade off parameters
  • Maneuverability, Effectiveness, Transition,
    External Force Effect, Weight, Power, Size,
    Maintenance, Life cycle, Deck arrangements, Well
    deck storage, Cost, Noise/Vibration, Technology
    risk, Ease of acquisition, and Manufacturability

14
Conceptual Design
  • Standalone
  • Jet Turbine
  • Water Wheel
  • Archimedes Screw
  • Air Screw
  • Strictly Land
  • Wheels
  • Tracks
  • Winches w/ Grappling Hook
  • Rollagons
  • Strictly Water
  • Water Screw
  • Water Jet

15
Project Breakdown Structure
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