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Infrared band intensities in ammonium hydroxide and ammonium salts
JOSA, Vol. 68, Issue 4, pp. 429-431 (1978)
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We have applied Kramers-Kronig analysis to reflection spectra to determine the optical constants of ammonium hydroxide and of aqueous solutions of ammonium chloride and bromide. From considerations of the absorption indices k (v) we conclude that ammonium hydroxide consists of a solution of NH 3 in water, in which NH3 molecules are hydrogen bonded to neighboring water molecules. The spectrum of ammonium hydroxide differs from the spectra of ammonium salts, in which bands characteristic of NH4+ ions are prominent. The existence of ammonium hydroxide as an aerosol in planetary atmospheres is briefly discussed.
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P. P. Sethna, H. D. Downing, Lary W. Pinkley, and Dudley Williams, "Infrared band intensities in ammonium hydroxide and ammonium salts," J. Opt. Soc. Am. 68, 429-431 (1978)
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- H. D. Downing and D. Williams, "Optical Constants of Water in the Infrared," J. Geophys. Res. 80, 1656–1661 (1975).
- L. W. Pinkley, P. P. Sethna, and D. Williams, "Optical constants of water in the infrared: Influence of temperature," J. Opt. Soc. Am. 67, 494–499 (1977).
- P. P. Sethna, L. W. Pinkley, and D. Williams, "Optical constants of ammonium sulfate in the infrared," J. Opt. Soc. Am 67, 186–190 (1977).
- P. Rhine, D. Williams, G. H. Hale, and M. R. Querry, "Infrared Optical Constants of Aqueous Solutions of Electrolytes," J. Phys. Chem. 78, 238–246 (1974).
- G. Herzberg, Molecular Spectra and Molecular Structure (Van Nostrand, New York, 1945), p. 167.
- W. L. France and D. Williams, "Total absorptance of ammonia in the infrared," J. Opt. Soc. Am. 56, 70–74 (1966).
- C. W. Robertson and D. Williams, "Optical constants of liquid ammonia in the infrared," J. Opt. Soc. Am. 63, 188–193 (1973).
- C. W. Robertson, H. D. Downing, B. Curnutte, and D. Williams, "Optical constants of solid ammonia," J. Opt. Soc. Am. 65, 432–435 (1975).
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Iron Curtain
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For the achievement of a similar name, see Heavy achievements.
" | The Heavy has spared no expense in crafting this historic tribute to the mother land. Forged from Soviet iron and inlaid with the remaindered mahogany from Alexander II's favorite chair, each kill is not only for "pride of team," but for the Republic.
— Iron Curtain publicity blurb
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The Iron Curtain is a promotional primary weapon for the Heavy. It is a minigun made out of wood and metal, with identifiable features such as the Communist Hammer and Sickle emblem visible on the ammo casing and a smoking vent on the side. It was supposedly crafted by the Heavy himself.
This weapon functions identically to the Minigun.
It is awarded to players of Poker Night at the Inventory for defeating the Heavy during a round in which he has bought in with the item instead of cash.
The kill icon for the Iron Curtain was contributed by Psyke.
Damage and function times
See also: Damage
Identical to: Minigun
Damage and function times | ||
Shot type | Hitscan | |
Damage type | Bullet | |
Ranged or Melee damage? | Ranged | |
Damage | ||
Maximum ramp-up | 150% | 13.5 / per bullet |
Base damage | 100% | 9 / per bullet |
Maximum fall-off | 50% | 4.5 / per bullet |
Point blank | 50-54 / per 1 ammo 500-540 / per second |
Medium range | 5-30 / per 1 ammo 50-300 / per second |
Long range | 5-10 / per 1 ammo 50-100 / per second |
Critical | 27 / per bullet | |
Mini-crit | 12-18 / per bullet | |
Function times | ||
Attack interval | 0.1 s | |
Windup time | 0.87 s | |
Values are approximate and determined by community testing. |
Related achievements
Poker Night at the Inventory
Special Item: The Heavy Knock out The Heavy after he's bought in with his special item. |
The Great Steam Treasure Hunt
Update history
- The Iron Curtain was added to the game.
- [Undocumented] Made crafted Poker Night promotional items untradable.
- [Item schema update] The Iron Curtain could no longer be obtained via the item drop system or crafting.
- Fixed a bug that enabled players to weapon switch away from the Iron Curtain during spin down.
- The Iron Curtain was given a unique kill icon.
- [Undocumented] The spin-up and spin-down animations of the Heavy's miniguns were changed.
- Updated model with optimizations and new LODs.
- [Undocumented] The textures of the Iron Curtain were updated.
- Added community contributed response rules to the Iron Curtain.
- Added Killstreak Kits for this weapon.
- All mini-guns now have damage and accuracy ramp up after they start firing. Full accuracy and damage is reached 1 second after firing.
- Minigun: Winding up via secondary attack now counts toward reducing the one-second accuracy penalty.
- The muzzle flash coming from the end of the Iron Curtain is further out than the actual barrel.
- If a player's internet connection is lost then regained while the Iron Curtain is being wound up, the sound of the Iron Curtain being wound up is heard, but the barrel doesn't spin up. This can easily be corrected by winding up the Iron Curtain again.
- The name of this weapon is a reference to a quote from British Prime Minster Winston Churchill, in which he said the "Iron Curtain" would divide the Soviet Union's territory from the Western Democracies.
- In Poker Night at The Inventory, the Heavy refers to this gun as Sasha (as opposed to the default Minigun) when buying in with it, saying; "I have no choice but to buy in with Sasha, so I can keep honor."
Promotional image of the Heavy with the Dealer's Visor and Iron Curtain.
See also
External links
- TF2 Official Blog: "Shh. Sascha is asleep." – November 3, 2010

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Golf Handicapper 8.0.0
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Golf Handicapper is a┬Āprogram that can store any number of scores for any number of players. It automatically calculates the handicap, net score, and index for each game for each player. Uses the slope method, and can be used with multiple golf courses.Languages: | English |
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PMID: 11051604 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
Using various chromatographic techniques (size exclusion, anion exchange, and cation exchange) combined with several detectors (neutron activation analysis and atomic fluorescence spectrometry), an attempt was made to characterize selenium compounds in some edible, selenium-accumulating mushrooms (Albatrellus pes-caprae and Boletus edulis). The mushrooms contained mostly low-molecular-weight (6 kDa) selenium compounds. After proteolysis, only a small fraction of the extractable selenium could be identified as selenite (3.0-9.2%, Albatrellus pes-caprae), selenocystine (minor, Albatrellus pes-caprae; 7.5%, Boletus edulis), or selenomethionine (1.0%, Boletus edulis), leaving the form of the bulk still to be elucidated. |
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Research Interests:My research involves using space-geodetic techniques
to study changes in the Earth caused by different geophysical
processes such as tectonic deformation, climate-driven
variations in sea level and polar ice caps, tidal deformation
etc. Below are some of my research interests:
Student Research Projects @ RSESIn the Drop down menus below choose the Degree type you are looking to complete then a subject type and if you know of a supervisor
Mass variations estimated from GRACE
Supervisor:Tregoning, Paul Subject keywords: Degree types: The Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) space gravity mission provides a means of estimating changes in mass on the Earth, including hydrological processes, oceanic variations and melting of polar ice sheets. The raw measurements are actually changes in the distance (accurate to 1/10 of the width of a human hair) between two satellites orbiting at 450 km altitude and separated by ~200 km. To achieve this, we must first compute the orbit of the two satellites, taking into account gravitational effects of the Sun, Moon, ocean tides, atmospheric variations to then be able to identify the signal of the temporal changes in the Earth's gravity field. The figure shows the accumulation of mass( i.e. water) on the east coast of Australia during the 2011 January floods as estimated by GRACE.
The student will be involved in developing software and background models to derive more accurate estimates of the Earth's gravity field. They will then use the estimates to study geophysical processes on Earth.
Monitoring groundwater changes in Australia
Supervisor:Tregoning, Paul Subject keywords: Degree types: Water is a critical resource for Australia. We can't begin to manage properly what we don't monitor; therefore, monitoring the changes in water resources at local- and basin-scales is becoming increasingly important. The Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellite gravity mission enables the possibility to measure basin-scale mass changes at monthly intervals, yet such capability is not being exploited to monitor Australia\'s water systems. Considerable research is required to determine the accuracy of the technique in the Australian environment where drainage basins are relatively small. This would involve the analysis and comparison of different international GRACE solutions and simulations for the Australian region to assess the achievable accuracy. The student would conduct an interesting scientific study that should lead to unique results pertinent to water resources in the Australian region.
Climate Change and the Melting of Polar Ice Caps
Supervisor:Tregoning, Paul Subject keywords: Degree types: Global warming is causing increased melting in polar regions. How do we know this? Because we can measure changes in mass balance (or the amount of ice that has melted) using space-geodetic techniques that detect variations in the Earth's gravity field and changes in ice height. How fast are Antarctica and Greenland melting and how is such melting contributing to rising sea level? There is the opportunity to study all aspects of the effects and ramifications of climate change, from measuring sea level variations using satellite altimetry and tide gauges, measuring with GPS the rebound of the Earth's crust caused by the melting of past ice sheets, monitoring mass balance changes through GRACE observations of gravity changes and/or assimilating all these observations to develop new models of past and present ice sheets for Greenland, Antarctica and North America. This exciting area of research has direct implications for understanding the present-day effects of climate change.
Sensing water vapour in the atmosphere using GPS
Supervisor:Tregoning, Paul Subject keywords: Degree types: Signals transmitted from satellites orbiting the Earth are delayed as they pass through the troposphere of the Earth. This is measurable by GPS and so it is possible to measure how much water vapour is actually in the atmosphere using GPS. This is a new area of research that will involve the student learning about high-accuracy GPS analysis and modelling of the atmospheric effects. The map to the right shows the precipitable water vapour over the USA as estimated from GPS observations. Assimilating this information into weather forecasting and climate studies has not yet been attempted in Australia. Contact the supervisor directly for more information.
Combining Very Long Baseline Interferometry and GPS in Australia
Supervisor:Tregoning, Paul Subject keywords: Degree types: Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) involves observing radio sources with astronomy telescopes, from which very accurate estimates of distances between telescopes and estimates of Earth rotation can be made. Recently, a software program was developed at Swinburne University (Victoria) to correlate astronomic VLBI observations - which is a very significant improvement over convential correlation and provides Australian researchers with considerable independence. This PhD program will involve continuing the development of the software correlator so that it can be applied to geodetic VLBI observations as well. Once this can be done, exciting new opportunities will become available - such as observing GPS satellites using VLBI instruments, analysing for the first time the data from the new VLBI installations in Western Australia and the Northern Territory (to be commissioned in 2008). The student will be involved in developing and enhancing software, analysing VLBI data and integrating the VLBI observations to GPS satellites into existing geodetic software packages. The student will be supervised jointly by Steven Tingay (Swinburn) and Paul Tregoning (ANU). We don't know yet what new results such research is going to uncover ...... come and find out!
Tectonic deformation of Papua New Guinea
Supervisor:Tregoning, Paul Subject keywords: Degree types: Papua New Guinea is one of the most active tectonic regions of the world, with every possible type of plate boundary, dozens of active faults and several major earthquakes occurring every year. Measurement of ground movement from GPS observationscan tell us about deformation, strain caused by locked faults etc. Estimating earthquake locations can identify faults and explain the observed deformations. There are numerous research projects available using earthquakes and/or geodetic data to study how the Earth moves in Papua New Guinea. Contact the supervisor directly for more information. |


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Customer Experience Q&A With Steve Quirk, SVP, Trader Group, TD Ameritrade
Posted by Harley Manning on May 30, 2014
Do you like those thinkorswim commercials from TD Ameritrade as much as I do? Because I love them. Although that's not the reason we recruited Steve Quirk, a senior vice president (SVP) at TD Ameritrade, to speak at Forrester's Forum For Customer Experience Professionals East in New York this June.
Sure, Steve was responsible for the development of new trading tools and technology enhancements for the thinkorswim trading platform. And he does an incredible job of connecting customer experience improvements to technology innovation (as you'll see if you read on).
No, we recruited Steve because TD Ameritrade shot up seven points in our Customer Experience Index this year, edging ahead of last year's leader in the investment category, the formidable Vanguard. How it did that and why it did that is a story we want customer experience aficionados to hear.
In the run-up to the event, Steve answered a series of our questions about some of things he'll talk about. His answers appear below.
I hope you enjoy his insights, and I look forward to seeing many of you in New York on June 24th and 25th!
Q: When did your company first begin focusing on customer experience? Why?
A: From our inception in 1975, we've been focused on customer experience, and it is the very core of our firm. TD Ameritrade was created to make trading and investing accessible and understandable. At TD Ameritrade, we believe in the pursuit of better. This concept of continuous improvement inspires us and reminds us that there is always a more efficient, innovative, or smarter way to do what we do, and we are focused on finding it. We are a service provider, and in order to build lasting client relationships, we must understand and deliver on our clients' needs to earn their trust.
Our clients are savvy, passionate, and engaged; with that in mind, there are many variables that affect the markets that are not under our control. As a firm, we embrace our responsibility to help our clients understand the factors influencing their assets, while providing them with best-in-class tools and resources to help them feel comfortable as self-directed independent investors.
Q: What aspects of the experience that your company delivers matter most to your customers?
A: Trust is critical in our industry, yet few people believe that financial institutions place client interests ahead of their own. At TD Ameritrade, we're dedicated to minimizing the conflicts that are inherent in our competitors' models so we can truly focus on helping traders, investors, and advisors.
Access to better tools, products, services, and information has traditionally been a luxury available only to those willing to pay a premium. At TD Ameritrade, we focus on making professional-level resources available to traders, investors, and advisors.
The market can be both exciting and intimidating, and many investors would prefer not to go it alone. At TD Ameritrade, we are committed to equipping traders, investors, and advisors with knowledge, skills, and understanding essential for both enjoying and pursuing success in investing.
Q: What if anything is different about what you're doing now to improve customer experience versus what you did when you were starting out? Why did you change?
A: One change that we have embraced is the acceleration and compression of technology release cycles. This has enabled us to get cutting-edge technology to our clients, in some cases years before our competitors. Staying on the leading edge and challenging ourselves to be an innovation leader is part of the ethos of TD Ameritrade.
As our world has gotten faster, our approach to speed has changed, and we now practice iterative development. We rely on our clients to help us iterate to the best experience. We actively encourage them to participate in the process to ensure we're meeting their needs. Our investing and trading platform updates are less about big-bang releases and more about small, continuous, iterative improvements.
We've changed because the speed-to-market has become condensed, and now it's more important to be flexible in today's fast-paced market.
Q: How do you measure the success of your customer experience improvement efforts?
A: We measure customer experience success in a number of ways. Perhaps the least scientific, but in some ways most important, is getting client feedback the old fashioned way, directly from our clients. I personally read individual client emails and the responses. I want to see firsthand the emotion, and I ensure our entire product team reads them too. When we receive critical feedback, we reach out directly and try to further understand how we can cultivate a better client experience. Some organizations may shy away from critical feedback, but our organization is fueled by it.
Secondly, we employ an in-house group that reviews all inbound messages to categorize and assign a sentiment. From there, major trends are shared with the various teams to evaluate and address.
Thirdly, we stand on the side of the client, and our people are a differentiator for us. Our client experience also goes beyond technology. An important factor in our success is our people working directly with them and behind the scenes every day. Not only is the knowledge provided by our client service representatives invaluable but they also help improve the client experience by acting as a funnel point for client feedback and suggestions as to how we can improve.
Finally, we have absolutely seen Net Promoter and client satisfaction scores increase. And the best indication of how we're doing is by looking at our referral rate. We get a lot of our clients through direct client referrals.
Q: Where do you think your industry will be with regards to customer experience quality in five years?
A: I think the customer experience will continue to become more fluid and integrated into what makes sense in our clients' lives. Right now, we're the leaders in mobile trading and put a tremendous amount of thought and effort into constantly refining the experience based on our clients' ever-changing needs. Mobile will remain a top priority for us for the foreseeable future.
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- While there has been some deviation in the order after Adrian Peterson, for the most part the top five running backs picked in fantasy drafts have been Peterson, Arian Foster, Doug Martin, Jamaal Charles and Marshawn Lynch.
But running back No. 6 is where things get questionable.
This season, there is a distinct group of running backs that aren't quite part of tier one but are better picks than the players in tier two. These are the "tier 1.5" backs: C.J. Spiller, Trent Richardson, Ray Rice, LeSean McCoy and Alfred Morris.
We can make a case for every one of those five players to be the choice for running back No. 6 in standard leagues, but there's only one you should go with. First, let's take a look at the pros and cons for each back.
C.J. Spiller, Buffalo Bills
Averaged 6.0 yards per carry and 6.8 yards per touch last season on 250 touches; is going to get a heavier workload; has 2,000-yards-from-scrimmage upside.
Hasn't proven he can stay healthy with 300-plus touches; uncertainty in the passing game with Kevin Kolb and E.J. Manuel at quarterback; Fred Jackson is still hanging around.
Trent Richardson, Cleveland Browns
Guaranteed 350 touches; gets all the goal-line work; is the only true weapon the Browns have.
Always banged up; rushed for 3.6 yards per carry last year.
Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens
four straight seasons with 1,600 yards from scrimmage and 60-plus catches; two straight seasons with 10-plus touchdowns; has played every game over the last four years.
Bernard Pierce could cut into his workload.
LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia Eagles
New Eagles coach Chip Kelly likes to run; he's a proven three-down back.
Coming off a concussion last season; workload could be questionable with Bryce Brown, Felix Jones and Chris Polk behind him; nobody really has any clue what type of system Kelly is going to implement.
Alfred Morris, Washington Redskins
Has a realistic chance to get 350 carries; gets all the goal-line work.
Doesn't factor into the passing game.
I immediately crossed McCoy of the list due to the uncertainty of Philadelphia's offensive scheme.
Morris went next; even though he has a good shot of leading all five players in touches, with 97 percent of those coming on the ground the maximum yards from scrimmage he'll produce is 1,700, and that's if he duplicates last season's 4.8 ypc.
I don't think Rice's workload will be reduced dramatically from last year's 318 touches, but Pierce is going to cut into it enough to make a difference in Rice's yardage production compared to the remaining two players, Spiller and Richardson.
The sore shin that will keep Richardson out of Cleveland's preseason opener is about the 20th "minor" injury the former Alabama running back has had to deal with since coming into the NFL last year, but he still played 15 games as a rookie and likely would have played the finale if the Browns had anything to play for. I'm not worried about his ability to play hurt, so I'd have no problem taking him as the seventh running back with offensive coordinator Norv Turner planning to hand him 300 carries and 50 receptions on a silver platter.
But he's not Spiller, the home run back everyone should be eyeing if he's still on the board after the top five.
Bills offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett said Wednesday, per the Buffalo News, that the Bills are going to, "give (Spiller) the ball until he throws up."
"So he's either got to tap out or throw up on the field," Hackett said. "Let's just put it that way."
That should mean more carries for Spiller near the painted grass that turns ordinary fantasy players into superstars. Last season, the running back still scored eight total touchdowns despite receiving just six carries and zero receptions inside the opponents' 10-yard line.
He also had more yards from scrimmage than Richardson, Rice, McCoy and Morris last season despite receiving 78 fewer touches than both Richardson and Rice and 96 fewer than Morris.
The Bills' passing game likely will be one of the worst in the NFL, but last I checked the team had noodle-armed Ryan Fitzpatrick (career yards per attempt: 6.4) under center last year and it didn't matter.
Neither did Buffalo going 6-10 and getting outscored by 91 points. Spiller ran for 833 yards on 113 carries with his team trailing last season, a spot the Bills are likely to be in often in 2013.
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Systems Engineering is a well-accepted engineering discipline in most industries across the globe, including IT, defense, aerospace, automobile and medicine. Railroad infrastructure projects in the US, however, inevitably rely on the Plans, Specifications and Estimate (PS&E) process used in the construction industry. Given the high complexity of the $68 billion California High-Speed Train Project, Parsons Brinkerhoff has combined Systems Engineering (supported by Rational DOORS) with the Plans, Specifications and Estimate approach to manage this huge project. Learn about the impact the combined approach is having on the project, comparable to the impact of the introduction of electrification during the steam locomotive era.
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What are some things you fellas do as an Endomorph to keep fat gain to a minimum and maximize muscle growth.. Ive just spent a great time cutting and am starting to bulk shortly. I plan on going the 40/40/20 route at about 3000 calories to begin and working my way up to around 4400 slowly.. Any suggestion/comments/links?
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(a) OPNAVINST 4790.4 - Ships' Maintenance and Material Management (3-M) Manual
(b) NAVSEA T9410-AB-PRO-020 - TRIDENT Command and Control System Problem Report System (TCPRS)
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5.1 PURPOSE. The purpose of this chapter is to provide a procedure to identify and document deficiencies found in new construction ships. This chapter focuses on the period from initial Acceptance Trials (AT) until the termination of funding responsibility under the Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy (SCN) appropriation. Proper management of these deficiencies is necessary to ensure:
a. Final settlement of the construction contract with the shipbuilder.
b. Correction of the maximum number of shipbuilder responsible deficiencies under terms of the construction contract.
c. Correction of the maximum number of government responsible deficiencies under the SCN appropriation.
d. Identification of all new construction deficiencies which must be corrected subsequent to the guarantee period under appropriations other than SCN, and identification of improvement items which have class application.
Deficiency items not adjudicated prior to Combined Trials (CT) and the Guarantee Material Inspection (GMI) for submarines or during ATs and Final Contract Trials (FCT) for all other ships are identified to the Navy by the Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV). Additional items are identified during Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Acoustic Trials, Combat System Certification Trials (CSCT) and by the Commanding Officer (CO) of the ship during the contract guarantee period and reported to the Supervising Authority.
5.2 DEFICIENCY CORRECTION. Deficiencies are addressed in terms of three general categories. The procedure for initiating corrective action for a deficiency is determined by the category.
5.2.1 Government Responsible Items. The obligation and work limiting date for all shipbuilding programs under the SCN appropriation will normally be at the end of the 11th month following completion of the fitting out period. For submarines, the fitting out period ends at delivery. Government responsible work accomplished in support of a new construction ship and funded under SCN is limited to work which can be completed prior to the end of this 11 month period. Authorization for correction of non-reactor plant government responsible deficiencies is provided by the Ship Program Manager based on a priority assignment by the ship and recommendations from the Type Commander (TYCOM). Authorization for correction of reactor plant government responsible deficiencies is provided by NAVSEA Nuclear Propulsion Directorate (08).
5.2.2 Shipbuilder Responsible Items. Construction contracts with private industrial activities contain a guarantee clause. The rights of the government concerning deficiencies identified during the guarantee period are set forth in the contract. Deficiencies must be identified and reported to the shipbuilder and cognizant government agencies prior to the end of the guarantee period in order for corrective action to be established. Correction of deficiencies designated shipbuilder responsible can be accomplished during any subsequent period that the ship is made available to the shipbuilder. Availability of the ship is usually limited to the Post Shakedown Availability (PSA), except under special circumstances when immediate corrective action prior to PSA is required to permit the ship to meet operational commitments. The ship may also be made available to the shipbuilder after PSA to permit follow-up corrective action on shipbuilder responsible deficiencies identified during the guarantee period but not satisfactorily corrected during PSA.
5.2.3 Recommended Changes in Characteristics, Design Specifications, or Plans. Improvements to the ship recommended by INSURV will be investigated by the Ship Program Manager. Action, as appropriate, will be initiated by a government approved change. This change may be in the form of a Field Modification Request (FMR), Headquarters Modification Request (HMR), Ship Alteration (SHIPALT), Ordnance Alteration (ORDALT), Special Projects Alteration (SPALT), Service Change, Machinery Alteration (MACHALT) and Field or Engineering Change Proposal. Changes of this nature usually have application to more than one ship of the class. Improvements to the ship recommended by Ship's Force should be forwarded by the CO in accordance with Volume IV, Part I, Chapter 2 to the Ship Program Manager via the Supervising Authority.
5.3 REQUIRED REPORTS. The responsibility for ensuring deficiencies are corrected rests jointly with the CO, the Supervising Authority and the Ship Program Manager. The method of corrective action varies with the type of deficiency and may involve the coordinated action of several activities. In order to effectively prosecute each deficiency, special reporting and handling procedures are necessary. The Ship's Maintenance Data System shall be implemented not later than delivery in accordance with reference (a). This will provide a smooth transition into the Maintenance Resources Management System (MRMS) and permit Maintenance and Material Management (3-M) documentation of all INSURV deficiencies for use with the Consolidated Report. The Consolidated Report provides follow-up action on all deficiencies and minimizes administrative effort.
a. Consolidated Report. A Consolidated Report, compiled by the Ship Program Manager, combines into one document the screening actions, reports of completed actions and significant information as listed below (as applicable):
(1) AT/CT INSURV Report.
(2) FCT/GMI INSURV Report.
(3) Post Delivery Deficiency Items (PDDI).
(5) Silencing Deficiencies.
(6) HMRs.
(7) Ship Program Manager action on all deficiencies.
(8) Shipbuilder Delivery Letter.
(9) Supervising Authority evaluation of shipbuilder comments on Deficiency Items.
(10) Priority assignment of all deficiencies.
(11) TYCOM action on all deficiencies.
(12) Authorized action for PSA for appropriate items.
(13) Final status of all deficiencies at the end of the SCN funding period (PSA Completion Report).
(14) TYCOM final action on each item uncorrected at the end of the SCN funding period.
(15) Identification of deficiencies requiring Ship Program Manager action to develop corrective action.
(16) Estimated cost to the government for correction by Forces Afloat of shipbuilder responsible deficiencies.
(17) Antenna Inspection Deficiency Items.
b. Report Format. Appendix A of this chapter is an example of a completed page of the Consolidated Report, containing sample entries from various parts. The symbols used in defining the action taken by each activity are described in Appendix B of this chapter along with a discussion of the use of each column. The Consolidated Report typically consists of the following parts:
(1) Part A Key Definitions for Symbols used in the PSA Work Package
(2) Part B INSURV Deficiencies
(3) Part C-I Non-Nuclear HMRs
(4) Part C-II Other Non-Nuclear Items
(5) Part C-III Non-Nuclear CSCT Items
(6) Part D Antenna Inspection Deficiency Items
(7) Part E PDDIs
(8) Part F Silencing Deficiencies
c. Preparation.
(1) Part B:
(a) List of INSURV deficiency items: Prepared by the Ship Program Manager and distributed following CT/AT.
(b) List of INSURV GMI/FCT items: Prepared by the ship in accordance with Appendix C of this chapter immediately following the GMI/FCT for use by NAVSEA at the GMI/FCT Card Conference. The Ship Program Manager will distribute a finalized GMI/FCT list following the GMI/FCT Card Conference.
(2) Part C-I, C-II, C-III, D and F: Prepared and distributed by the Ship Program Manager.
(3) Part E: Prepared by the ship as discussed in section 5.6 of this chapter.
d. Reporting.
(1) Thirty days after delivery, the ship will submit marked up copies of Part B indicating the priority assignment of each uncorrected CT/AT deficiency (Ship Program Manager, TYCOM, Immediate Superior in Command (ISIC), Supervising Authority).
(2) The Ship Program Manager will prepare and distribute marked up copies of Parts C-I, C-II, C-III, D and F as the information becomes available.
(3) Priority assignment for Part B deficiencies (including review of all uncorrected CT/AT deficiencies) is determined at the GMI/FCT Card Conference. Marked up copies are retained by all participants. (Ship Program Manager, TYCOM, ISIC, Ship, Supervising Authority).
(4) The ship will report deficiencies discovered after GMI/FCT and before the end of the SCN period in accordance with section 5.6 of this chapter.
(5) Deficiencies listed in the Consolidated Report which are corrected by Forces Afloat are to be reported in writing to the Ship Program Manager with copies to the TYCOM, the Supervising Authority as appropriate, and the scheduled PSA activity. This report will normally be submitted by the ship at the end of a refit or maintenance period. Negative reports are not required.
(6) The ship will submit a marked up copy of the Consolidated Report to the TYCOM; copy to the ISIC, Ship Program Manager, Supervising Authority, Submarine Maintenance Engineering, Planning and Procurement (SUBMEPP) Activity (for submarines) and the President of the INSURV Board thirty days after PSA or at the end of the guarantee period, whichever is later. This report will indicate the final status of all deficiencies identified during the guarantee period.
5.4 COMBINED TRIALS/ACCEPTANCE TRIALS. The CT/AT is scheduled by the Supervising Authority and conducted by the INSURV Board. The Supervising Authority in conjunction with the ship's CO will present to the INSURV Board known deficiencies which require correction.
5.5 GUARANTEE MATERIAL INSPECTION/FINAL CONTRACT TRIALS. GMIs/FCTs are scheduled by the TYCOM and conducted by the INSURV Board after shakedown, prior to the end of the guarantee period. These inspections/trials provide a formal evaluation of the material condition of each newly constructed ship after limited service. GMIs/FCTs are conducted sufficiently in advance of PSA to allow "lead time" for the procurement of material and the advanced planning required for the correction of deficiencies during the availability. The CO will present the ship's material status to the INSURV Board following the guidance in Appendix C of this chapter. GMIs are conducted for submarines; all other ships will undergo an FCT.
5.6 POST DELIVERY DEFICIENCY ITEMS. The CO is responsible for reporting deficiencies not otherwise identified by INSURV, until the end of the SCN period in accordance with the following procedures. By using the same format for PDDI reporting as for INSURV items and by extending the use of the Consolidated Report to include these items, the same management attention is afforded to all construction deficiencies.
a. The following types of problems should be reported as PDDIs:
(1) Recurring failures in a piece of equipment or machinery such that the reliability is considered unsatisfactory.
(2) Major equipment or component malfunction which requires outside assistance to correct (vendor or industrial activity)
(3) Symptoms of major machinery problems which require investigation to determine the extent of the problem. (Improper temperatures, pressures, leakage, vibration, noise, etc.)
(4) Insufficient supply support for specific equipments or machinery based on operational experience. Allowance deficiencies reported as PDDIs should be supplemented by submission of Allowance Change Requests/Configuration Change Reports as appropriate.
(5) Excessive or accelerated wear, erosion, or corrosion determined through inspection.
(6) Improper bonding of preservation on surfaces that must be protected.
(7) Any casualty which results in a Casualty Report (CASREP). Insert an amplification data set immediately after the Parts Identification data set consisting of "AMPN/PDDI:___- ___//", ensuring that the CASREP includes all appropriate PDDI addressees. A separate PDDI must also be submitted.
(8) Identification of any condition or defect which requires a Departure from Specification request.
(9) Improper alignment, clearance, or resistance to ground which indicates an unaccounted for change from baseline data.
(10) Significant internal and external valve leakage. (Primary, seawater, steam, air, hydraulics, etc.).
(11) Any significant AT/CT deficiency item reported corrected which has recurred. Refer to the AT/INSURV number in the text of the deficiency description.
(12) Any AT/CT deficiency item reported corrected by the shipbuilder which is not considered by the ship to be complete. Refer to the AT/INSURV number in the text of the deficiency description.
NOTE: DEFICIENCIES AND MATERIAL PROBLEMS WHICH ARE CORRECTED BY SHIP'S FORCE WITHOUT ASSISTANCE SHOULD NOT BE REPORTED AS PDDIs.
b. Reporting.
(1) Between delivery and GMI/FCT, uncorrected deficiencies of the nature described above should be documented in the Current Ship's Maintenance Project (CSMP) and presented to the INSURV Board for consideration during GMI/FCT.
(2) Problems requiring corrective action prior to PSA, or of such significance that planning will have to commence as early as possible, should be reported by message OPNAV 4790/2K/Streamlined Alternative Logistics Transmission System (SALTS) without delay. The OPNAV 4790/2K must contain the sequential identification number of the PDDI and a brief description of the problem being reported. Multiple PDDIs per report are encouraged. Items reported by message OPNAV 4790/2K/SALTS should be included in the next regular PDDI report. The message shall be addressed to the Supervising Authority, with information copies to the Ship Program Manager, TYCOM (N40), the ISIC, and NAVSEA 08 (for items with nuclear cognizance).
(3) Routine PDDIs shall be reported by OPNAV 4790/2K and summarized at least monthly after the GMI/FCT.
(4) All PDDIs shall be assigned a sequential number identifying the item for administrative purposes and a priority in the "ship" column of the 4760-1 Report. This forms Part E of the Consolidated Report. Report Form 4760-1 will be provided to the ship at the GMI/FCT Card Conference.
(5) Distribution of the PDDI report by the ship will be as follows:
(a) Advance copy to the Supervising Authority.
(b) Advance copy to the Ship Program Manager. (Nuclear deficiencies to NAVSEA 08)
(c) Copy to the ISIC.
(d) Original to the Supervising Authority via the TYCOM and the Ship Program Manager.
(6) All PDDIs shall be assigned a Job Sequence Number (JSN) in the ship's JSN log prior to input into the ship's CSMP. The CSMP summary line (Block 37, OPNAV 4790/2K) will contain the PDDI sequential number for cross reference.
(7) (SSBN 726 Class Submarines only) Submit TRIDENT Command and Control System Problem Reports in accordance with reference (b) for SSBN 726 Class Command and Control problems unless the deficiency requires major PSA work.
Item |
Description |
N/S Action |
Ship |
Final |
Tycom |
1K1ax (CT) |
Snorkel safety circuit high vacuum trip does not function. |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
1A509ax (GMI) |
Nitrogen stowage capacity insufficient to support requirements of oxygen generator operation for extended operations. |
NA3 ShipAlt will be accomp IAW FMP |
-- |
SPM inoperable due to zero ground. |
-- |
-- | |||
Bow area rattle, affects BQA-8 hydrophones #3 and #4. |
-- |
-- |
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a. Column "N/S Action" - Indicates Ship Program Manager assignment of responsibility. No government SCN funded work is authorized in this column. Authorization of work will be as stated under the "PSA" column for each line item in the work package.
b. Column "K" - Column "K" is used to indicate the position of the shipbuilder for an item indicated in column "N/S Action" as being the responsibility of the shipbuilder to correct. The shipbuilder may prepare insert pages for comments as appropriate. A rationale is to be provided for all items not accepted (marked "KZ") by the shipbuilder.
c. Column "SOS" - This column is used to indicate the position of the Supervising Authority for each of the items as feasible but especially for those items on which the shipbuilder has responded in column "K".
d. Column "Ship" - This column is used by the ship to indicate the status or action desired for each item still considered open, including a priority assignment regardless of the responsibility/action indicated by INSURV or assigned by the Ship Program Manager or reported corrected by the Supervising Authority. Comments from Ship's Force providing further information and clarification as insert pages are especially helpful in planning correction of any item.
e. Column "TY" - This column indicates the position of the TYCOM on the priority assignment of the ship.
f. Column "PSA" - This column is used by NAVSEA. Authorization of SCN funded work appears only in this column.
g. Column "Final" (Ship and Supervising Authority) - This column is used to indicate the final status of each deficiency at the end of the SCN funded period. This column may be used by the shipbuilder to report to the Supervising Authority the status of deficiencies at the end of the guarantee period. This column is used by Supervising Authority to provide the final status of all authorized work (government and shipbuilder) as reported by the shipbuilder at completion of PSA. This information should be used as a portion of the Departure Report which is to be forwarded to the Ship Program Manager not later than 50 days following the end of the ship's PSA. Comments and recommendations by the Supervising Authority advising correction or non-correction of open items are required.
h. Column "TYCOM" (Final) - This column is used to indicate the action desired by the TYCOM on all items still open at the end of the PSA period. This data will be reviewed at a "Disposition Conference" to be convened and chaired by the Ship Program Manager.
i. Column "N/S" (Final) - This column will be used by the Ship Program Manager to report on agreements made between the TYCOM and the Ship Program Manager during the "Disposition Conference" for each open deficiency item.
5. The following list of symbols is provided in alphabetical order for ease of use. In the interest of simplification, many symbols have been combined.
Key |
Used In The Following Columns |
Definition |
Ship, TY, PSA |
Ship Program Manager authorize correction of the item by the industrial activity as an item for first priority. |
Ship, TY, PSA |
Ship Program Manager authorize correction of the item by the industrial activity as a highly desirable second priority item of work. |
Ship, TY, PSA |
Ship Program Manager authorize correction of the item by the industrial activity within available funds as third order of priority. |
N/S Action thru N/S |
Forces Afloat to correct using TYCOM funds. This includes TYCOM Alteration and Improvement (A&I) Items. |
Final, TYCOM |
Ship's Force submit request for alteration or request for change to ship's allowance. |
Ship, Final |
Forces Afloat will follow-up on material through procurement and correct the deficiency. |
Ship thru Final |
Forces Afloat will correct with technical assistance from equipment manufacturer/vendor or the Ship Program Manager. |
N/S Action |
Government responsible to correct condition noted as necessary to comply with shipbuilding specifications. No work authorized except by specific Ship Program Manager action. |
N/S Action, PSA |
Government responsible to approve for accomplishment for Forces Afloat. Ship Program Manager/Supervising Authority will provide material or technical/design assist as required. |
All |
Ship Program Manager investigate and authorize correction as appropriate. |
N/S Action, PSA |
Government responsible - equipment still under guarantee. Vendor responsible for correcting condition as noted. Supervising Authority responsible to ensure vendor is available and correction is taken under vendor supervision. |
N/S Action, PSA |
Shipbuilder responsible, authorized to correct condition noted as necessary to comply with shipbuilding specifications. |
Shipbuilder accepts responsibility for correction with or without comment. Comment on attached supplementary page. |
N/S Action, PSA |
Shipbuilder responsible to make installations and all repair work. Shipboard testing approved for accomplishment by Forces Afloat. |
Shipbuilder responsible, authorized to investigate and correct condition noted as necessary to comply with shipbuilding specifications. Government responsible for defects in Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) or Government Furnished Information (GFI). No work authorized for government portion of item without separate specific Ship Program Manager action. |
Shipbuilder accepts item for investigation with determination of responsibility to be made after investigation. |
Shipbuilder does not accept the item as his responsibility. Rationale to be provided on attached supplementary page. |
N/S Action |
Not authorized using SCN funds:
Final, TYCOM, N/S |
Recommend SHIPALT be developed to correct. |
Comments of shipbuilder are accepted and concurred with by the Supervising Authority. |
N/S Action |
Silencing deficiency items with responsibility and authorization to be determined by separate Ship Program Manager action. |
Supervising Authority is authorized to procure material and turn same over to Ship's Force for installation. A copy of the requisitioning document will be provided to Ship's Force to allow supply follow-up action if necessary. |
Item remains controversial. Comments of the Supervising Authority are provided on attached supplementary page. |
Approved for correction by the industrial activity when authorized and funded by the TYCOM. |
Ship, TY, PSA |
Government provide vendor service for Forces Afloat to assist during PSA. |
SOS thru Final |
Item was corrected by Forces Afloat. |
SOS thru Final |
Item was corrected by shipbuilder or other industrial activity under a work specification, job order, or FMR funded by the government. |
SOS thru Final |
Shipbuilder has completed corrective action. |
# |
N/S Action, PSA |
Changes to Ship Program Manager action. |
* |
Authority to be provided separately by NAVSEA 08 action. |
1. To properly prepare for and document deficiencies for the GMI/FCT conducted by the INSURV Board and conduct the GMI Card Conference, the following guidance is provided.
a. Pre-GMI/FCT Documents
(1) Ship's Force provide to the INSURV Board:
(a) For previously reported CT/AT items, provide two copies of the Ship Program Manager's Initial PSA Consolidated List with all INSURV items considered complete by Ship's Force lined out. Do not obliterate items lined out.
(b) Document all new deficiencies which have occurred since CT/AT on OPNAV 4790/2Ks in accordance with reference (a).
(2) Upon arrival, Ship's Force provide to Ship Program Manager representative(s) one complete set of each of the Pre-GMI/FCT documents as outlined in paragraph 1.a.(1) above.
(3) Ship's Force submit required number of copies of all documents for entry into the CSMP in accordance with reference (a).
b. Action on Final GMI/FCT Documents
(1) The INSURV Board will return the complete listing of GMI/FCT findings to the Ship Program Manager representative(s) for follow-up action. This listing will include all items in format per paragraph 1.a.(1) above. The Ship Program Manager will assemble this listing and prepare the GMI/FCT Consolidated Report, Section B, as required by this instruction. Type only the new documented findings from the OPNAV 4790/2Ks (1.a.(1)(b) above).
(2) Ship's Force will provide working spaces and administrative support as required by references (c) and (d).
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