Sustainability/Logistics-Basing Science and Technology Objective - Demonstration; Demonstration #2 - 300-Person Camp Demonstration
Abstract
The U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research Development and Engineering Center (NSRDEC) collected data on technologies related to the objectives of Sustainability/Logistics-Basing Science and Technology Objective-Demonstration (SLB-STO-D) at the Base Camp Integration Laboratory (BCIL), Fort Devens, MA. The goal of the SLB-STO-D is to demonstrate emerging materiel solution technologies and associated non-materiel solutions that can reduce the need for fuel resupply by 25 , for water resupply by 75 , and for waste removal by 50 , while maintaining or improving the quality of life at expeditionary base camps. The SLB-STO-D is using modeling and simulation, closely integrated with field demonstrations, to show fuel, water, and waste savings attributed to these technologies. Technologies demonstrated at the BCIL include: Containerized Ice Making Technology (CIMT), Water Demand Reduction Technologies for Forward Operating Base Organizational Equipment (WDR), Self-Sustaining Living Module (SLiM), Minimized Logistics Habitat Unit (MILHUT), Nanoparticle-Polymer Composite for Soldier Power and Energy (NPC), Gray Water Reuse Forward Osmosis/Reverse Osmosis (GWR-FORO), Tactical Vehicle-to-Grid/Vehicle-to-Vehicle Power Demonstration System (V2G/V2V), Self-Powered Waste Water Treatment (WWT-D2), Water Quality Monitoring (Pathogen Monitor) (WQM-PM), HMMWV-Towable Load Following 100kW Power Unit (T100), Self-Powered Solar Water Heater (SPSWH), Energy Informed Operations-Central (EIO-C). This Technical Report documents the objectives, technologies, methods, and results of the Demonstration 2 at the BCIL.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 04, 2017
- Accession Number
- AD1039971
Entities
People
- Andrew J. Turner
- Benjamin J. Campbell
- Gregg S. Gildea
- Jose A. Miletti
- Michael C. Krutsch
- Patrick B. Benasutti
- Paul D. Carpenter
- William Iii F. Harris
Organizations
- United States Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center