This report describes the Naval Surface Weapons Center Technology Transfer Program and presents narrative summaries of related projects performed during FY81/82. Technology Application Assessment forms and a listing of patents/Navy cases applicable to this time period are also presented.

This report describes the Naval Surface Weapons Center Technology Transfer Program and presents narrative summaries of related projects performed during FY83/84422. Technology Application Assessments and a listing of patents/Navy cases for this time period are also presented. The objectives of Navy technology transfer are (1) to disseminate non-critical technology, originally developed in support of military applications, for potentially alternative uses in the public and private sectors; and (2) to promote joint cooperative development programs that address problems of mutual concern to the Navy and other agencies or organizations. Representative Narrative Summaries are: Manufacturing Technology, U.S. Coast Guard Diving Equipment Program, Space Shuttle Booster Water Entry, Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) Hazard Study, Hydroballistic Facility, High Altitude Parachute Deployment, College Computer Science Program, Hydrogen Gas Generator, Undersea Weapons Tank.

Contents: Organizational Structure for Technology Transfer; Accomplishments and Current Efforts Summary; Information Dissemination and Working Relationships; Narrative Summaries for NSWC FY85/86 Technology Transfer Related Projects: Manufacturing Technology; Solid Rocket Booster Hazard Study, NASA Space Shuttle Fragment Hazards; U.S. Coast Guard Diving Equipment Program; Hydroballistic facility; GPS Geodetic Receiver System; High Altitude Parachute Development, Department of Transportation (Coast Guard) Support, Tourmaline gages, Computer Science Research Consortium, Systems Research Center at VPI/SU, Impact Sensitivity Tests, Explosive Transfer Lines Evaluation, Positron Lifetime Study, Undersea Weapons Tank, Hydrogen Gas Generator, Nitinol Research Assist, Radiographic Inspection of Fuel Cell Insulators; NSWC FY85/86 Technology Application Assessments: Software Reliability Analysis, Magnetic Detection, Real Time LAN Communications, Electrostatic Fabric Filter, Ultrasonic Testing of Materials Using Time Delay Spectrometry, Digital Dosimeter Technology; NSWC inventions and Patents in FY85/86.

This report describes the Naval Surface Weapons Center Technology Transfer program and presents narrative summaries of related projects performed during FY83. Technology Application Assessment forms and a listing of patents/navy cases for this time period are also presented. The objectives of navy technology transfer are (1) to disseminate information on non-critical technology, originally developed in support of military applications, for potentially alternative uses in the public and private sectors; and 82) to promote joint cooperative development programs that address problems mutual concern to the Navy transfers technical expertise to other Federal Government agencies; state and local governments; small and large businesses; nonprofit organizations; and such public service organizations as schools, hospitals, and foundations.

This report describes the Naval Surface Warfare Center Technology Transfer Program and presents narrative summaries of related projects performed during FY87. A technology Application Assessment and a listing of patents/Navy cases having commercial potential are also presented.

This report describes the Naval Surface Weapons Center Technology Transfer Program and presents narrative summaries of related projects performed during FY85. Technology Application Assessments and a listing of patents/Navy cases for this time period are also presented. (Author).