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Review of the Research Program of the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles Second Report (1996) / Chapter Skim
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B Committee Meetings and Activities
Pages 96-99

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From page 96...
... Government Executives Rob Chapman, Bob Mull Overall PNGV Program Status Against Detailed Schedules and Specific Objectives- Ron York PNGV Resource Requirements and Sources Peter Rosenfeld, Pandit Patil Systems Analysis PNGV Decision Process Owen Viergutz Vehicle Engineering Klaus Winkelmann Systems Analysis Mutasim Salman, Harvey Bloomfield Review of PNGV Materials Issues, Selection Criteria, and Projected Resources John Fillion Powertrains 4-Stroke Direct Injection Engines- David Foulkes Fuel Cells Chris Borroni-Bird Gas Turbines-Jerry Skellenger Chemical Batteries and Ultracapacitors Harold Haskins 96
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From page 97...
... The following presentations from representatives of industry and the government, including the national laboratories, were made to the committee: Update on FY 1996 Budget and Impact of Budget Changes on the PNGV Program- Rob Chapman and Pandit Patil, PNGV Materials Technology Update on PNGV Technical Roadmap Materials and Structures, Andy Sherman, PNGV Steel Darryl Martin, American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI)
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From page 98...
... Major PNGV Barriers and Achievements John Crawford, Sandia National Laboratory, and Chris Sloane, USCAR Foreign Automotive Technology Development: Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Keith Hardy, TASC Automotive Moving the Nation with Advanced Transportation Tom Gross, U.S. Department of Energy Office of Technology Study on Advanced Vehicle Technologies ("Advanced Automotive Technology: Visions of a Super Efficient Family Car")
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... 3. Selected Members of the Committee and NRC Staff Made the Following Site Visits or Attended the Following Symposia: Visit to Chrysler Liberty Program Center and Vehicle Engineering Center, Madison Heights, Michigan, August 31, 1995 PNGV Symposium, "Energy Storage for the Next Generation Vehicle," September 12-13, 1995, Washington, D.C.
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