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  • Improved Turbine Engine Program (ITEP)Future Vertical Lift (FVL)

    Mr. Rich Kretzschmar Project ManagerImproved Turbine Engine / Future Vertical Lift Project Office

    10 June 2016

    DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A. Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

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    ITE/FVL Organization

    Operations

    Admin SupportKacey Stvan

    Project ManagerRich Kretzschmar

    Product LeadLeslie Hyatt Future Vertical Lift

    Product ManagerLTC Curt Kuetemeyer Improved Turbine Engine

    Tech Division ChiefMark Jeude

    Logistics Division ChiefScott Harris

    Business Division ChiefJoe Clegg

    Deputy Project ManagerBob Sheibley

    Deputy Product LeadMark Caskey Future Vertical Lift

    Deputy Product ManagerBen Plummer Improved Turbine Engine

    ITEP

    Technical

    FVL

    Product Support

    Business

    Acquisition Support

    Technical Acquisition Support

    Systems Engineering Mission Equipment

    ILS

    Contract Mgmt Financial Execution

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    701

    4011700 shp

    700

    1600 shp

    701D2,000 shp

    701C

    401C1,900 shp

    ITEP

    3,000 shp

    Legacy T700 Engine:

    1. 2000 Shaft Horse Power Engine Class2. Originally designed with 1970s technology3. 30 years of evolutionary growth

    4. Engine performance has been maximized

    Improved Turbine Engine (ITE)

    1. 3000 Shaft Horse Power Engine Class2. Will fit within the current Black Hawk and Apache engine bay at similar weight

    3. Provides world wide performance to meet operational requirements at 6K/954. More power with greater fuel efficiency

    5. Equal or better sustainability and reliability with growth margin

    1976 1983 1987 2003 2024

    Improved Turbine Engine Program (ITEP)

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    Program Objective:

    Advanced Affordable Turbine Engine (AATE) was an S&T program to develop improved, 3000 hp class turboshaft engine technology providing improved operational capability for Black Hawk, Apache and other Future Vertical Lift aircraft.

    Results:

    Demonstrated critical technologies: Advanced Aerodynamics: Improves fuel efficiency and power

    Hybrid Ceramic Bearings: Improves reliability

    Inlet Particle Separator: Removes Contaminants at intake

    Critical technologies assessed at Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 6 by independent

    review team from Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research and Technology

    What is left to do:

    Design and build an engine by integrating critical technologies

    Integrate engine onto the platforms (AH and UH)

    Test and qualify engines and aircraft

    S&T Contribution to ITEP

    FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24

    TM&RR EMD

    RFP Released MS A PDR MS B CDR

    Engine Qualification

    First Engine Test MS C

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    The Best of Both Worlds (6K/95)

    4K ft

    6K ft

    Operational Energy Savings

    701D

    Increases Warfighter Capability

    ITE

    701D: 12A/C 3 turns w/FARP; 100% on OBJ in 480 min

    ITE: 12A/C 1 turn w/o FARP; 100% on OBJ in 68 min

    13 Troops

    5 Troops

    FARP

    AA

    225 km radius

    UH-60M Assault

    Combat Configuration

    13 troops (290 lbs. ea.)

    MEETS 225 km Radius

    UH ORD Requirement

    6K/95F

    UH-60M Assault

    Combat Configuration

    5 troops (290 lbs. ea.)

    145 km Max Radius

    6K/95F

    13,270gal of fuel used on UH-60 (10)/AH-64 (2) air assault mission (225km) w/701D

    3,341gal of fuel used on UH-60 (10)/AH-64 (2) air assault mission (225km) w/ITEP

    701D ITE

    1 barrel = 1,000gal

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    FVL is a strategic advance in Vertical Lift Capabilities for the Warfighter

    The Future Vertical Lift (FVL) Capability Set 3 (CS 3) Program will provide increased speed, range, maneuverability and

    survivability over the Armys current Black Hawk aircraft. FVL is a Single Lead Service, Joint Participation Initiative that will provide Combatant Commanders with tactical capabilities at operational and strategic distances.

    FY09 Congress NDAA directed outline of Joint

    approach to development of future vertical lift aircraft

    FY12 DepSecDef Approved

    FVL Strategic

    Plan

    FY13 FVL Family of Systems ICD JROCM - Army

    Designated as Lead Component

    FY15 TCM FVL & PM ITE/FVL Established

    FY17 MDD Planned 1QFY17

    FY18 AoA Completion

    FY19 RFP Decision

    FY21 Milestone A

    FY24 Milestone B

    FY29 Milestone C

    Informed by JMR-TD

    Integrated IPT Structure

    Family of Systems Concept

    Formal Industry Participation

    Single Service LedJoint Participation

    Transition Focus from FoS Initiative to Acquisition of Initial

    Capability Set FVL CS3 Acquisition

    FVL FoS Initiative

    Future Vertical Lift (FVL)

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    Why FVL?

    Minimizes Strategic Lift Requirements. Expands the Reach of Army Aviation to Support Global

    Requirements. Rapidly Builds Combat Power on the Objective. Extends Operational Reach of the CAB. Reduces MEDEVAC Requirements (Larger 1hr Rings). Enables Support Efficiencies.

    Benefits

    Speed Range

    Payload Maneuver

    FVL

    Capabilities

    FVL Aligns with Strategic Guidance and Operational Need

    AviationCore Competencies

    Agile

    Flexible

    Global

    Sustainable

    Deployable

    Advanced

    Responsive

    Adaptable

    Range

    Speed

    Payload

    Develop Situational Understanding.

    Shape the Security Environment.

    Conduct Homeland Operations.

    Enhance Training.

    Improve Soldier, Leader and Team Performance.

    Develop Agile and Adaptive Leaders.

    Conduct Air-Ground Reconnaissance.

    Conduct Entry Operations.

    Conduct Wide Area Security.

    Ensure Interoperability.

    Conduct Combined Arms Maneuver.

    Integrate Fires.

    Deliver Fires.

    Exercise Mission Command.

    Develop Capable Formations.

    Provide accurate and timely Combat Information about the Enemy, Terrain & Local Populations.

    Provide Reaction Time and Maneuver Space.

    Destroy, Defeat or Disrupt Enemy Forces.

    Air Assault Ground Maneuver Forces.

    Air Move Personnel, Equipment and Supplies.

    Evacuate Wounded or Recover Isolated Personnel.

    Enable Mission Command over Extended Ranges and Complex Terrain.

    Warfighting ChallengesStrategic Guidance Threats

    Threats to Maneuver Force

    Long-range artillery

    Anti-ship missiles

    Threats to Aircrew/Platform

    Small Arms

    RPGs

    Shoulder-Fired Missiles

    Integrated Air Defense

    Information Operations

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    FVL Key Technologies

    FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 FY28 FY29 FY30

    RFP Decision MS CMS BMS AMDD

    TM&RR Phase EMD Phase LRIPMSA PhaseRFP DecisionRFP Decision

    Advanced Drive / Rotor System

    Advanced Flight Controls

    Advanced Structures

    Advanced Engines

    Advanced Survivability

    Advanced Maintainability / Reliability

    Modular Based Design

    Situational Awareness & Flight Management

    Open System Architecture

    TRA

    FVL POR

    Advanced Aircraft Design, Reconfigurable Rotors, Durable and Active Power, Variable Speed Transmission, Lightweight Generators

    Autonomous Flight Controls, Adaptive Engine Controls, Advanced Control Laws, Individual Blade Control

    Advanced Materials, Advanced Affordable Manufacturing Techniques, Advanced Design/Modeling/Analysis Tools

    Variable Speed Turbine, Adaptable, Fuel Efficient, High Power to Weight

    Aircraft/Aircrew Protection (Ballistic), Precision Navigation Timing (PNT), Global Positioning System (GPS) in Contested Environment, Signature Reduction, Balanced Survivability Suite, Real-Time 3D Route Planner

    Self Healing Structures, Advanced Material Repair, Embedded Diagnostics/Prognostics & Advanced Health Monitoring

    Electrical Architecture and Electromechanical Actuation

    Pilotage in all Degraded Visual Environments (DVE), Manned-Unmanned Teaming, Optionally Piloted, Mission Adaptive Autonomy, Coupled Symbology

    Reference Architecture; Mission Systems Architecture

    Key

    Capabilities

    Spe

    ed

    Ran

    ge

    Pay

    load

    Surv

    ivab

    ilit

    y

    Aff

    ord

    abil

    ity

    All Key Technologies link to S&T efforts and mature before MS B

    Key Technologies

    FVL Technology Maturation through

    JMR TD and other S&T Initiatives

    Key Attributes

    Man

    eu

    ver

    Inte

    rop

    era

    bili

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    Technology Readiness Assessment

    6

    6

    6

    6

    6

    6

    6

    6

    6

    TRL

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    Advanced Systems Engineering Initiatives

    Open Architecture Design Multi-service effort to define standards &

    implement architecture designs

    Enabled by Army Mission Systems Architecture Demonstration and US Navy Avionics Architecture efforts

    Enables system commonality in FVL fleet; extends opportunities to legacy fleet

    Reduces sustainment costs through faster upgrades

    Model Based Systems Engineering Efficiently documents complex system

    requirements

    Improves requirements traceability & definition of relationships between requirements

    Improves design process risk evaluation & management

    Vision for Open Architecture

    Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) Approach

    ITE/FVL is implementing advanced systems engineering initiatives early for maximum benefit

    Requirements

    Integrated System Model

    Must Address MultipleAspects of a system

    Behavior/Functional Architecture

    Structure/Physical Architecture Dynamic Performance

    Mass

    Cost

    Manufacturing

    Reliability

    System

    Model

    Engine Transmission Rotor Control

    InputPow er

    Equation

    s

    Vehicle

    Dynamic

    s

    Start Takeoff Cruise Land

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