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HCP/M1011-04 Dist. Category UC-96
A Survey of Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Simulation (Programs Final Report
November 1973
Prepared by: Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Institute of Technology Pasadena, California 91103 Under interagency Agreement EC-77-A-31-1011
Written by:
This report was ptepared , ae an accuunl of work J. Bevan sponsored by the United States (;ovel o vcnt, Nether ire L'r,t:d States not the United Stales Department of C. A. Heimburger energy, nor my of Iherr employees, not any of their contractors, sulsconoacun s, or their employees, makes any warranty, express m implied, or assumes any legal M. A. Metcalfe liability of responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any mfomunon, apparatus, product or pun.ess disclosed, or rep rtwo ls that its use would not mRmge privately awned nglits. Prepared for: U . S - Department of Energy Assistant Secretary for Conservation and Solar Applications Division of "Transportation Energy Conservation Washington, A.C. 20545 CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION ...... 1-].
II. BASIC SURVEY METHODOLOGY ...... 2-1
A. QUES'T'IONNAIRE ...... 2-1
1. Model Description and Status ...... 2-1 2. Description of Programs ...... 2-1 3. Willingness to Discuss Further ...... 2-5 4. Referrals ...... 2-5
B. HANDLING OF SURVEY ...... 2-5
III, SUMMARY OF SURVEY RESPONSES ...... 3-1
A. RESPONDENTS iq'iTH PROGRAMS ...... 3-1
1. Model Description and Status ...... 3-1 2. Program Description ...... 3-3 3. Willingness to Discuss (Questions 13 and 14) ...... 3-4
B. RESPONDENTS WITHOUT PROGRAMS ...... 3-4 C. REFERRALS ...... 3-4
IV. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS ...... 4-1
FIGURES
1. Vehicle Simulation Questionnaire ...... 2-2 2. Vehicle Simulation Survey Return Chart ...... 2-7
TABLES
1. Model Description and Status ...... 5-1 2. Documentation Level ...... 3-2 3. Degree to Which Programs are Described in a Publicly Available Source ...... 3-2 4. Level of Government Funding ...... 3-3 5. Type of Vehicle Simulated ...... 3-3 6. Drivitlog Schedules Accepted ...... 3--4 7. Program Description ...... 6-1 8. Programming Languages Used ...... 3-5 9. Mode of Operation ...... 3-5
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APPENDICES
A. Questionnaire Mailing List ...... A-1 B. Questionnaire Respondents ...... B-1 C. Referrals ...... C-1
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ABSTRACT E
This report summarizes the results of a survey conducted within the United States to determine the extent of development and capabilities of automotive performance simulation programs suitable for electric and hybrid vehicle studies. The survey was conducted for the Department of Energy by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in support of Public Law 94-413, the Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Research, Development and Demonstration Act of 1976.
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I. INTRODUCTION
In 1977, the Energy Research and Development Administration, a predecessor agency of the Department of Energy (DOE), granted the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) of the California Institute of Technology a contract to monitor the development of two electric vehicles by DOE contractors. Because vehicle simulation programs were an important part of the monitoring task, JPI, surveyed industry, universities, and research institutions to determine what programs were already available.
The purpose of this report is to summarize the results of that survey and to enter the information into the public domain. DOE contractors should be encouraged to use existing programs when possible, and this document provides a means for direct contact with the persons responsible for each program surveyed.
The survey was carried out by means of a questionnarre, which was designed so that it could be completed quickly and would still furnish enough information to determine if further, detailed investigation was warranted. In order to complete the study in a relatively short period of time, the survey was limited to organizations in the United States and did not take a critical look at the programs themselves. A sample questionnaire is included in Section II of this document; anyone who wishes to add information to the survey is invited to fill out the questionnaire and return it to T. A. Barber, Electric and Hybrid Vehicle System Research and Development Project Office, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 4800 Oak Grove Drive, Pasadena, California, 91103.
This report describes the procedure used for conducting the survey, summarizes the results of the returns, and presents the conclusions drawn. Appendices in this report are: A, Questionnaire Mailing List; B, Questionnaire Respondents; and C, Referrals. Copies of the returned questionnaires and of the additional material returned with the questionnaires are available in microfiche form fram T. A. Barber at the address above.
1-1 II. BASIC SURVEY METHODOLOGY
The purpose of any survey is to gather meaningful information in a manner which allows useful analyses. This section describes both the questionnaire developed and the methodology used to conduct the survey.
A. QUESTT.ONNAIRE
The questionnaire was destgaed to be answered briefly, requiring little of the recipient's time. It wa y developed to provide information in four basic areas: (1) model description aivi, statup .j (2) description of the program, (3) willingness to discuss further, and (4) referrals. A copy of the question- naire is shown in Figure 1.
1. Model Description and Status
The first four questions were used to help establish what programs each recipient had and their current state of usability and availability. The recipient was asked to what extent government funding was provided (all, some, or'none), in order to help establish whether the program was likely to be proprietary or in the public domain. Recipients were also asked to identify the programs that were being used for a vehicle study and to list all the programs that were in a usable state. The questionnaire further asked whether the program was available for public use.
If the existence of a program was established, the questionnaire next solicited information regarding its level of documentation. Specifically, it asked whether any reports in technical publications were available and to what degree -the simulation program(s) were documented (well, partial, or not too well). These questions were asked in order to gec some indication of the pro- gram's usefulness to the public and the ease with which it can be used.
Following these questions of the program's status, the recipient was then asked to respond to some questions describing the program's capability. In particular, he was asked about the capability of the model for various configura- tions: does it simulate heat-engine, electric, or hybrid vehicles? Two ques- tions were asked about the type of data the program uses: the survey team was interested in the kind of driving schedules the model accommodates and whether it can accept emission maps. These answers are particularly useful to anyone desiring to compare model capabilities. l
2. Description of Programs
Two questions dealt with how the program is operated and the capabilities necessary to actually execute the program. The recipient was asked to describe the program in terms of the programming language, type of computer used, approx- imate number of source cards, approximate number of routines, and core storage requirements. The questionnaire also asked whether the program is capable of execution in batch mode, interactive mode, or both.
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VEHICLE SDGJLATION QUESTIONNAIRE
Please provide the following information:
Your name
Your company_.
Your company address
Your mail stop
Your department
Your title
Your phone number
If your company does not have an automotive simulation program, go to question 15.
1. Indicate the funding source of your simulation program(s).
q All government. funding
q Some government funding
q No government funding
2. Are you currently using any of your simulation programs for some type of vehicle study?
q Yea Name of Program(s)
q No
3. Please list program names which are in a usable state,
Lcle Simulation Questionnaire
2-2 4. Is your program(s) available for public use? f Yes
No
5. Is the program(s) described in any publicly available technical publications?
Yes
No
6. Can your simulation program in some manner simulate or predict performance of:
Neat-engine vehicles E] Electric vehicl^s Hybrid vehicles
All of the above
oNone of the above
(Please define your meaning of "Hybrid".)
7. Please describe your program(s) in terms of:
The programming language used
The computer(s) it runs on
The approximate number of source code cards
The approximate number of routines
Core storage requirethents
8. Your simulation programs) is:
q Well documented Partially documented
Not too well documented
9. If your simulator(s) can accommodate hybrid vehicles and/or heat-engine vehicles, can 1i accept emission maps? El Yes No
Figure 1. Vehicle Simulation Questionnaire (Continuation 1)
2-3 10. Is your simulation program(s) designed for: 0 batch mode operation n Interactive mode 0 Both of the above 11. If your simulator(R) accommodates any SAE or Federal. driving schedules, please indicate which ones: n EPA urban EPA highway
Some or all SALE J22 7 e^hodules
El Other
12. Cron JPL use this data in a survey report for the Department of Energy?
Yes
No
F1 Maybe (A "maybe" will be considered a "no" until resolved)
13. Are you willing to discuss your simulation program(s) further with a JPL survey team?
El Ye s 0 No 0 Maybe 14. Have you discussed your simulation program(s) previously with JPL personnel?
Yes Who?
No
15. Please list other U.S. companies you know with automotive performance simulation programs of any type.
Vehicle Simulation Questionnaire (Continuation 2)
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These questions were designed to tell whether the program is usable by a company that may be limited by its computer or core storage resources. By obtaining a ratio of the number of source cards to the Number of routines (coupled with the programming language) one can get an idea of the complexity, modularity, and modifiabilA.ty of the program.
3. Willingness to Discuss Further
The survey team was interested in knowing -%ihether further discussions arm possible. The recipient of the questionnaire was asked whether the information provided could be used in this survey for the Department of Energy. He was also asked whether he would be willing to discuss his simulation program further with the survey team or if he had had previous contact with the survey team.
4. Referrals
The final question on the survey requested a list of any U.S. companies the recipient knew to have vehicle performance simulation programs. It was hoped that this question would supplement the original list generated by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Department of Energy.
B. HANDLING OF SURVEY
The survey mailing list: (Appendix A) was generated by a JPL literature search utilizing the followklg sources*
(1) A JPI, contact list generated during an in-use survey of electric vehicles performed for the Department of Energy under Interagency Agreement EC-77-A-31-1011 vith NASA Lewis Research Center and DOE.
(2) A JPL-generated 'list of companies and individuals responding to a notice of intent to issue a Request for Proposal relating to hybrid vehicles, published in the Commerce Business Daily.
(3) A DOE-generated list of companies and individuals indicating interest in the Demonstration Program resulting from Public Law 94-413.
(4) A literature search list of companies and individuals responsible for publications on automotive simulation programs. The literature search was conducted by JPL using the databases of SDC/NTIS, NASA/RECON, and NASA/RECON with engineering index.
(5) A list of individuals and companies responsible for technical articles appearing in the open literature on topics relating to . 1 automotive engineering studies.
The questionnaire mailing was coordinated with the JPL Flight Projects and Civil Systems Procurement Section in keeping with the internal procedures and policies of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
*Names and addresses of individuals who were not associated with a corporate identity have been deleted to preserve personal privacy.
25 As each questionnaire was received by the ,Jet Propulsion Laboratory, it was assigned an accession number., and the name of the respondent, his company name, and the date it was received was recorded. The list of returned surveys is contained in Appendix B. If a respondent requested that his questionnaire not be used ("no" response to question 12), an accession number was assigned to the questionnaire, but the respondent was not identified, and any information he supplied was excluded from the survey.
A separate list of those respondents who supplied referrals to other companies (question 15) was recorded. This list contained the accession number and company name of the respondent, as well as the sources he referenced. Appendix C contains the accession number of the respondents and their referrals.
In addition, a graph of the accumulated number of returns over time was maintained in order to track the leveling off of the rate of returns (see Figure 2). As Figure 2 indicates, the questionnaire turnover time was fairly quick. Also, 38% of the questionnaires sent out were returned. The rapidity and volume of returns may be attributed to the simplicity of the questionnaire's design, and the stamped return envelope included with each questionnaire.
All the questionnaires that were returned, with the exception of those requested to be withheld, are contained in Appendix D.* Some respondents returned not only their questionnaires, but other material they felt was per- tinen.t to vehicle simulation. All additional, unsolicited material can be found in Appendix E.*
*These Appendi ces are in Vol. II (microfiche); see Sec. I for further. information.
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2-7 111. SUMMARY OF SURVEY RESPONSES
This section provides a summary of the various responses to the questionnaire. Of the 292 questionnaires sent out, 311 were returned. Three respondents answered "no" to question 12 and as a result have been eliminated from further consideration.
A. RESPONDENTS WITH PROGRAMS
In order to facilitate a meaningful analysis, two matrices were compiled from the data supplied by the respondents with programs. Of the 111 question- naire respondents, 49 (or 44%) had at least one program. However, the total of respondents for an individual. category or column can vary because some respon- dents provided multiple answers (increasing the total) and some gave "not appli- cable" (N/A) or "no response" (N/R) answers (decreasing the total). Each time a total varies from 49, the difference is explained.
1. Model Description and Status
The first matrix (see Table 1, pages 5-1 to 5-21) summarizes the information contained in Questions 3, 4, 8, 5, 6, 9, 11, 1, and 2 of the questionnaire. A dash ed line indicates that separate information was given for more than one pro- gram. Additionally, in hindsight, it became apparent that question 2 was unclear to some of the respondents. It was JPL's intention to solicit computer program names; however, sometimes the respondent supplied project names, task names, study names, etc.
a. Public Availability of Program(s). The respondents with programs were further categorized in an attempt to ascertain which programs were publicly available and which ones were not. Of the 49 respondents with programs, Respondent/Accession No. 83 was excluded due to a "no response" answer to the question dealing with public availability and Respondent/Accession No. 104 was in:Juded twice since information was provided foe both publicly available and not available programs. Thus, the total remains 49.
Of these 49 responses, 24 (49%) are available to the public; 25 (51%) are not available to the public.
b. Documentati on Level. The level of documentation in relation to the public availability of the programs is shown in Table 2. For the purpose of this analysis, the number of respondents with publicly available programs has been. adjusted to 28 since several have multiple programs and provided a separate level of documentation for each one.
P C. Public Availability of Program Description. The degree to which the P programs are described in a publicly available source is shown in Tab12 3. The total for the programs available to the public has been increased to 27, since one respondent had 4 programs and supplied a separate response for each.
3-1 Table 2. Documentation Level
Documentation Level Program Availability Not Too Well IlarttaI We I. J. Total.
Publicly Available 10 (36%) 17. (39%) 7 (25%) 28
Not Available S (32%) 10 (40%) 7 (28%) 25
Table 3. Degree to Which Programs are Described In a Publicly Available Source
Described in Publicly Available Source Program Availability Yes No 'Total
Publicly Available 13 (48%) 14 (52%) 27
Not Available 8 (33%) 16 (67%) 24
The total for the,programs not publicly available has been decreased by 1, to 24, because one respondent did not provide an answer for this question.
d. Level of Government.Funding. The level of government funding pro- vided for the programs is given in Table 4. The total for the programs not publicly available has been reduced to 24 because one respondent did not furnish an answer to this question.
e. Type of Vehicle(s) Simulated. Next, an analysis to ascertain the type of vehicle(s) which could be simulated was conducted using all respondents with programs. Of these 49 respondents, three supplied information on two programs, and one was disqualified because an answer was not provided to this question (No. 6 on the questionnaire), making a total of 51 answers. Table 5 summarizes the results.
f. Driving Schedules Accepted. The driving schedules that could be acceptedp°^ by the various programs g were then examined. Again,g , of the 49 res- pondents, two supplied information on two programs and five were disqualified
3-2 Table 4. Level of Government Funding
Level of Government Funding ProRraia Availability All Some None Total
Publicly Available 11 (46%) 8 (33%) 5 (21%) 24
Not Available 0 5 (21%) 19 (79%) 24
Table 5. Type of Vehicle Simulated
Type of Vehicle No. in % of Simulated Group Total
Electric 41 80
Heat Engine 33 65
Hybrid 29 57
All Vehicle Types 21 41
due to an N/A or an N/R answer to this question (No. 11), leaving a total of 46. The results are summarized in Table 6.
2. Program Description
The second matrix (see Table 7, pages 6-1 to 6-12) summarizes the informa- tion contained in questions 7 and 10. As in the first matrix, a dashed line indicates that discernible information was given for more Char, one program.
a. Programming Language Used. Of the 49 respondents, nine gave multiple answers and three were eliminated from consideration because they did not provide an answer to this question. Therefore, the total number of responses is 55.
A breakdown of the various programming I nnguage:s used is shown in Table 8.
3-3 Table 6. Driving Schedules Accepted
Driving Schedules No. in % of Accepted Group Total
EPA Urban 24 52
CPA Highway 23 50
Some/All SAE J227 34 74
Other 26 57
Table 8. Programming Languages Used
No. in % of Programming Language Used Group Total
FORTRAN 41 75
BASIC 5 9
PL/I 3 5
CSSL 2 4
Others 4 7
b. Mode of Operation. Of the 49 respondents, three were eliminated because they did not provide an answer to this question, leaving a remaining total of 46. The breakdown is shown in Table 9.
3. Willingness to Discuss (Questions 13 and 14)
Of the 49 respondents with pro&Lams, 39 (80X) indicated a definite willing- ness to discuss their programs further with the survey team; 10 (20X) indicated that they would possibly be willing to discuss their programs with the team. No respondents indicated they would be unwilling to have further discussion. More- over, 15 respondents (31X) reported that they had already discussed their simula- tion program(s) with JPL personnel at one time or another.
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Of the 111 respondents, 59 (53%) did not have programs. Some of thes! respondents did, however, provide 'referral information.
C. REFERRALS
Question No. 15 solicited information regarding other U.S. companies known to have automotive performance simulation programs of any type. Of the 111 questionnaire respondents, 36 (32%) provided a referral to at least one other company known to have a simulation program. Further examination of this data revealed that 40 companies had been referred. Of these 40 companies, 22 (55%) were on the original mailing list and had been sent a questionnaire. Appendix C contains a listing (by respondent/accession no.) of the various referrals.
Table 9. Mode of Operation
Mode of Operation No. in Group % of Total
Batch 18 39
Interactive 13 28
Both 15 33
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IV. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
While this survey is not exhaustive, it is fairly comprehensive and does meet its objective of placing a summary of a wide variety of vehicle simulation programs into the public domain. Of the publicly available programs, ten were purported to be well documented and an additional 11 to be partially documented. Thirteen were described in publicly available technical reports. Another 25 respondents indicated they had programs that are not publically available. Some of these may be useful if arrangements can be made regarding their pro- prietary nature.
Altogether, 111 programs were identified as being in a usable state. The complexity of the existing programs spans a range from a page of simple desktop calculator instructions to 300,000 lines of a high-level programming language. The capability to simulate electric vehicles was most common, heat-engines second, and hybrid vehicles least common. Batch-operated programs are slightly more common than interactive ones, and one-third can be operated in either mode. The most commonly used language was FORTRAN, the language typically used by engineers. The higher-level simulation languages (e.g. SIMSCRIPT, GPSS, SIMULA) used by "model builders" were conspicuously lacking.
While no respondents indicated that they would be unwilling to discuss their programs further with the survey team, 1.5 (almost one-third) indicated that they had alrea^y discussed their programs previously with some JPL person- nel. There appears to be a genuine willingness on the part of industry, univer- sities, and research institutes to share their work.
Readers of this report who are interested in using one of the existing programs can readily do so by contacting the respondent at the address shown in Appendix B. Readers are also encouraged to supplement this survey's informa- tion when they know of an existing program not already included. All correspon- dence should be directed to T. A. Barber, Project Manager, Electric and Hybrid Vehicle System Research and Development Project, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 4800 Oak Grove Drive, Pasadena, California, 91103.
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I 1231 Victoria Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 3 Advanced Systems Laboratory Engineering Attn: Robert Schwartz Program Manager 495 South Fairview Avenue Goleta, CA 93017 4 Aerophysics Company Attn: Dr. Gabriel D. Boehler 3500 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20008 5 The Aerospace Corporation 37 Environment & Energy Conservation Division Attn: Merrill G. Hinton Group Director, Mobile Systems P. 0. Box 92957 Los Angeles, CA 90009 6 AiResearch (Garrett Corporation) 9 Attn: Bob Rowlett Program Manager 2525 W. 190th Street Torrance, CA 90509 *Respondents are listed in Appendix B. Only the responses that could be clearly identified with an addressee on the original mailing list are referenced here. In some cases, the individual who replied was not the one to whom the questionnaire was addressed. Names and addresses of individuals who were not associated with a corporate identity have been deleted to preserve personal privacy. A-1 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 7 AiResearch Manufacturing Company 17 A Division of the Garrett Corporation Attn: Arthur E. Raynard Engineering 225 West 190th Street Torrance, CA 90509 8 ALCOA Attn: Mrs. Margaret Brammer 1200 Ring Building Washington, D. C'. -20036 9 J. R. Allsup Bartlesville Energy Research Center Bartlesvjlle, OK 10 Alturdyne 8 Attn: Frank Verbene 8050 Armour Street San Diego, CA 92111 11 Amectran Attn: Mr. Ed Ramirez, President 1545 West Mockingbird Suite 4020 Dallas, TX 75235 12 American Motors Automotive Advanced Engineering Attn: Robert A. Peterson, Chief Engineer 14250 Plymouth Road Detroit, MI 48227 13 AMF Advance.Systems Laboratory Attn: Mr. H. M. Siegel, V. P. Automotive Operations 495 So. Fairfield Ave. Goleta, CA,93017 3,4 Aqualab, Inc. Attn: Mr. W. J. Cartner President Rt. 20 at Valley Lane Streamwood, IL 60103 r A-2 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 15 Jeffrey L. Arias 63 Engineering Services 9241 Cord Avenue Downey, CA 90240 16 ARK Research Attn: Mr. Eugene Findl 55 Rome Street Farmingdale, NY 11735 17 Atomics International Attn: Mr. S. Sudar Box 309 Canoga Park, CA 91304 18 A. C. Autern Manufacturers' Representative Pan Am Bldg., Suite 303-E 200 Park Ave. New-York Ctty, NY 10017 19 Battery Power Unit Company Attn: Darwin H. Dykes Route 3 Golden, CO 80401 20 Battronic Truck Corporation Attn: Harry D. Yoder President 3rd and Walnut Streets Boyertown, PA 19512 21 Battelle Memorial Institute Attn: H. D. Moran 505 King Ave. Columbus, OH 43201 22 Mr. Vid Beldays - 1011 Cummins Engine Co., Inc. Columbus, IN 47201 23 Bernert International Engineers 18 Attn: Mr. B. W. Bernert 7615 Greenback Lane Citrus Heights, CA 95610 . .X ..j Yy' 15^ A-3 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 24 Billings Energy Corporation 25 Attn: Mr. Hadden P. 0. Box 555 Provo, UT 84601 25 Dr. James D, Birkett Arthur D. Little Inc. Acorn Park Cambridge, MA 02140 26 Mr. David P. Bloomfield Giner, Inc. 14 Spring Street Waltham, MA 02154 27 Boeing 105 Attn: John L. Gunter Energy Technology Applications Division P. 0. Box 24346 Seattle, WA 98124 28 Boeing Engineering & Construction Company Attn: Mr.. R. M. Little, 8K-50 P. 0. Box 3707 Seattle, WA 98124 29 Bogue Electric. Manufacturing Company 29 Attn: Mr. Anthony Sabbatino Executive Vice President 100 Pennsylvania Avenue Patterson, NJ 07509 30 P. F. Bohn 65 John Hopkins University Laurel, MD 31 Bonal Corporation 21 Attn: Mr. August G. Hebel, Jr. 1257 Eighteenth Street Detroit, MI 48216 32 Booz, Allen & Hamilton, Inc. Attn: Mr. Barnhart 4733 Bethesda Ave. Bethesda, MD 20014 33 Borisoff Engineering 33 7726 Burnet Avenue Van Nays, CA 91405 A-4 r Jr Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 34 Boulder Engineering Inc. Attn: Mr. Ralph Fryer P. 0. Box 358 Erie, CO 80516 35 Boulder Engineering Inc. Attn: Dr. Paul Zanoni P. 0. Box 358 Erie, CO 80516 36 Bradley Automotive Attn: Mr. Carey Bradley 495 Shelard Plaza 400 County Road 18 South Minneapolis, MN 55426 37 Bradley Automotive Attn: Mr. 'Patrick Ramazier, Chief Engineer 14414 - 21st Avenue North Plymouth, MN 55441 38 Peter Bressier Design Associates Attn: Doug Genercux, Associate 114 Haudain Street Philadelphia, PA 19147 39 William M. Brobeck & Associates Attn: Mr. Warren Eukel 1235 Tenth Street Berkeley, CA 94710 40 William H. Brobeck & Associates Attn: Francis C. Younger 1235 Tenth Street Berkeley, CA 94710 41 Mr. James Brown United Technology Power Systems Div. P. 0. Box 109 South Windsor, CT 06074 42 Robert Busch Corporation ': Attn: H. P. Lachner jx 2800 South 25th Ave. Broadview, IL 60153 A..5 r Respondent Accession Addressee Number CALSPAN Corporation 104 Attn: D. H. Bock P. 0. Box 235 Buffalo, NY 14221 44 Carnegie Mellon University Electric Engineering Department Attn: Dr. Ronald Krutz Pittsburgh,, PA 15213 45 Center for Environmental and Energy Studies Attn: Dr. Kenneth D. Johnson, Director P. 0. Box 1247 Huntsville, AL 35807 46 A. A. Chilenskas 84 Argonne National Laboratory 9800 South Cass Ave. Argonne, IL 60439 47 B. C. Christensen Battelle - Columbus Lab 505 King Ave. Columbus, OH 43201 48 Chrysler Corporation Defense Space Group P. 0. Box 757 Detroit, MI 48231 49 Mr. George Ciprios, Project Head Electrochemical Technology Exxon Research & Engineering Co. Government Research Laboratories ,P. 0. Box 8 Linden, NJ 07036 50 Clark County Transportation Study 7 Attn: David Young 118 S. Fourth Street s Vegas, NV 89101 )mpass Industries, Inc. L5 15th Street armosa Beach, CA 90254 A-6 Respondent Mailing lccession Number Addressee Number 52 Computer Sciences Corporation 41 Attn: Program Development, Admin. Office 6565 Arlington Boulevard Falls Church, VA 22046 53 Consultant, Ltd. Attn: Mr. Clarence R. Jones President 3445 Walton Way P. 0. Box 1508 Augusta, GA 30903 54 Copper Development Assoc. Attn: Mr. Gene Kinelski P. 0. Box 716 McLean, VA 22101 55 Copper Development Association Attn: Don Miner, Manager 430 N. Woodward Avenue Birmingham, MI 48011 56 M. A. Cordner Sundstrand Aviation Rockford, IL 57 Creative Automotive Research 6 Attn: Erwin A. Ulbrich, Chief Engineer 8136 Byron Road, Suite G Whittier, CA 90606 58 Creative Research Attn: Larry Nalley, President P. 0. Box 186 Roebuck, SC 29376 59 Cummins Engine Co., Inc. Attn: Mr. Vid Beldays - 1011 Columbus, IN 47201 60 Decision Planning Corporation Attn: Kathy Houghtaling 3184 A. Airway Avenue Costa Mesa, CA 92626 A-7 4 Respondent nailing Accession Number Addressee Number 61 John Z. Delorean Corp. Attn: Mr. M. R. Harvey P. 0. Box 427 Bloomfield Hills, MI 48013 62 Derl Manufacturing Company Attn: Mr. Erwin Meeks 2730 N. Slater Avenue Compton, CA 90222 63 Design Plus Attn: Donald flay 1739 Woodmoor Drive Monument, CO 80132 64 Diagnostic & Inspection Service Co. Attn: Richard Bird 6140 West Chestnut Avenue Littleton, CO 80123 65 Die Mesh Corporation Attn: mr. . Domenic Borello, President 629 Fifth Avenue Pelham, NY 10803 66 Dimension V. Inc. Attn: James H. Muir, 52 President 598 Seabreeze Drive Indialantic, FL 32903 67 Mr. Douglas Dow 72 Consulting Engineer P. 0. Box 14078 Detroit, MI 48214 68 Dynamic Science.Inc. 36 Attn: Bert Enserink Director, Technical Support Services 1.859 West Pinnacle Peak Road Phoenix, AZ 85027 69 Eaton Corporation Attn: Dr. Lamont Eltinge 26201 Northwestern Highway Southfield, MI 48076 A-8 t^ Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 70 Edwards Electronics Corp. 44 Attn: Bill Edwards 44 Railroad Ave. Glen Head, NY 11545 71 EIC Corporation Attn: Mr. S. E. Bascom Office Administrator 55 Chapel Street Newton, MA 02158 72 EIC, Inc. Attn: Mr. John McHardy 55 Chapel Street Newton, MA 02158 73 Elcar Corporation Attn: Leon Shalmasarian President 2118 Bypass Road P. 0. Box 937 Elkhart, IN 46514 74 F. T. Elder 87 University of Wisconsin 1500 Johnson Dr. Madison, WI 53706 75 Electra-Van A Division of Jet Industries Attn: William Bales, President 2503 Edgewater Drive A!istin, TX 78746 76 Electric Auto Association Attn: Walter V. Laski President 1674 Merrill Dr., No. 12 San Jose, CA 95124 77 Electric Auto Corporation Attn: Robert Aronson, Consultant P. 0. Box 11,414 Caparra, PR 00922 a A-9 r Respondent Accession r6 Addressee Number Electric Dy,.amics Corporation 15 Attn: Tames C. Boylan President 607 North Main Street Plainwell, MI 49080 79 Electric Fuel Propulsion Attn: Robert Aronson, President 2237 Elliott Avenue Troy, MI 48084 80 Electric Passenger Cars, Inc. Attn: P. H. Rubie, President 5127 Galt Way San Diego, CA 92117 81 Electric Power Research Institute 39 Dept. of Energy Management & Utilization Technology Attn: Dr. Fritz R. Kal.hammer 3412 Hillview Avenue P. 0. Box 19412 Palo Alto, CA 94303 82 Electric Power Research Institute Fuel Cells and Chemical Energy Conversion Attn: Mr. Arnold Fickett, Program Manager P. 0. Box 10412 Palo Alto, CA 94303 83 Electric Vehicle Associates 16 Attn: Warren Harhay, President 9100 Bank Street Cleveland, OH 44125 . i 84 Electric Vehicle Council 28 Attn: Mr. Edward Campbell, Sec. 90 Park Ave. New York, NY 10016. 85 Electric Vehicle Council Attn: Mr. Charles Zegers 90 Park Avenue New York, NY 10016 A-10 n Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 86 Electric Vehicle Engineering Attn: Wayne Goldman, President P. 0. Box 1 Lexington, 11A 02173 87 Electric Vehicles of Ohio 26 Attn: Robert D. Childs 9135 Fernwood Drive Olmsted Falls, OH 44138 88 Encomp Systems, limited Attn: J. Pugliso 50 Union Avenue Irvington, NJ 07111 89 Energy Research Corporation Attn: Mr. Bernard Baker Three Great Pasture Road Danbury, CT 06810 90 Energy Research and Generation, Inc. Attn: Mr. Glen M. Benson, PhD 952 57th Street Oakland, CA 94608 91 Environmental Homes & Systems Attn: Mr. Steven Shurtz 3285 Circle S. Drive Ammon, ID 83401 92 Environmental Research Institute of Michigan Attn: Mr. William M. Brown, President P. 0. Box 618 Ann Arbor, MI 48107 93 ESB Incorporated 59 Attn: Dr. George Kugler P. 0. Box 336 Yardley, PA 19067 94 ESB Incorporated Attn: Mr. C. F. Viglotti, Corporate Technical Rep. 1000 - 16th Street NW Washington, DC 20036 A-11 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 95 ESB Incorporated Attn: Jim Norberg P. 0. Box 8109 Philadelphia, PA 19101 96 EVC, Inc. 81 Attn: Mr. Strumpr%ll 90.16 Aviation Blvd. Inglewood, CA 90301 97 Fxxon Enterprises 30 Attn: R. L. Ricci P. 0. Box 192 Florham Park, NY 07932 98 Exxon Research and Engineering Co. Government Research Laboratories Attn: Mr. George Ciprios, Project Head Electrochemical Technology P. 0. Box 8 Linden, NH 07036 99 Eyeball Engineering Electric Vehicles and Components Attn: Ed Rannberg 7915 Spohn Ave. Fontana, CA 92335 100 Fairchild Republic Division Manned Space Systems Engineer Attn: Mr. Bert Cooper, Program Manager Farmingdale, Long Island, NY 11735 101 Federal Power Commission Attn: Walter S. Lusby Room 9200 Washington, DC 20426 102 Fiber Science, Inc. 222 West 2700 South Salt Lake City, UT 84115 103 Mr. Arnold Fickett, Program Manager Fuel Cells & Chemical Energy Conversion Electric Power Research Institute P. 0. Box 10412 Palo Alto, CA 94303 A-12 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 104 Mr. Eugene Findl ARK Research 55 Rome Street Farmingdale, NY 11735 105 Fluid Drive Engineering Co. Attn: Joseph Saliber 313 Hibbard Road Wilmette, IL 00091 106 FMC Corporation 69 Engineered Systems Division Attn: Jeanne H. Jones 328 Brokaw Road, Box 450 Santa Clara, CA 95052 107 Ford Motor Company Attn: Mr. Jack Collins Suite 200, Parkland Towers East 1 Parklane Boulevard Dearborn, MI 48126 108 Ford Motor Company Advanced Engineering Dept. (Design Center) Attn: Mr. John La Ford 21175 Oakwood Blvd. Dearborn, MI 48124 109 Ford Motor Company 85 Electrical Systems Department Attn: Mr. Lewis E. Unnewehr Room S-2106 P. 0. Box 2053 Dearborn, MI 48121 110 Ford Motor Company Systems Research Lab Attn: Dr. David F. Moyer, Director Box 2053 , . Dearborn, .MI 49121 x 111 Albert J. Forte Associates Attn: Mr. Albert J. Forte, Jr. 7700.Arlington Blvd. Suite 100 Falls Church, VA 22046 r'` A-13 • 7! w , Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 112 The Franklin Institute 31 Attn: E. B. Rosenberg Proposals Manager 20th and Parkway Philadelphia, PA 19103 113 Friends of the Sun 21.0 Main Street Brattleboro, VT 05301 114 Future Concepts Attn: Kenneth C. MacNeill P. 0. Box 9478 Winter Haven, F-1, 33880 115 Garrett Corporation Attn: Mr. J. Martin Market Analyst P. 0. Box 92245 Los Angeles, CA 90009 116 Garrett Corporation Attn: Mr. Gene Souva 9851 Sepulveda Los Angeles, CA 90009, 117 G.B.E.V. Attn: Bud Rogan 224 Hannes Street Silver Spring, 11D 20901 118 GEL Inc. Attn: Ralph Zito 1511 Peaco Street Durham, NC 27701 58 119 General Electric Research and Development Center Attn: Mr. A. M. Bueche, Vice President 1 River Road Schenectady, NY 12306 a1- Electric Co. Robert J. Hofmann Roanoke Boulevard , VA 24153 A-14 Respondent Mailing Accession Nt,unbe r Addressee Number 1.21 G.E. Co., Direct Energy Conv. Attn: Mr.. James G. McElroy 50 >+ortham Rd., Bldg. 1A Wilmington, MA 0.1887 122 General Electric Research & Development 75 Attn: Robert Guess Program Manager P. 0. Box 8 Schenectady, NY 12301 123 General Motors Corporation Delco Electronics Division Attn: Mr. B. J. Collins 6767 Hollister Avenue Goleta, CA 93017 1.24 General Motors Technical Center General. Motors Transportation Systems Division Attn: Mr. Edwin Bowen Warren, MI 48090 125 General Motors Technical Center 83 General Motors Transportation Systems Div. Attn: Mr, Walt Cattin Warren, MI 48090 126 General Motors Technical Center General Motors Transportation Systems Division Attn: Ron Cousineau Marketing Manager Warren, MI 48090 127 General Motors Technical Center General Motors Transportation Systems Division Attn: Mr. S. Romano, Mgr., Systems Applications Warren, 11I 48090 128 Georgia Tech Attn: Mr. Steve Dickerson Mechanical Engineering Atlanta, GA 30332 129 Gilbert Associates 42 Attn: Steven Griffith Suite 1201 1828 L Street N.W. Washington, DC 20036 b^ J •^ t A-15 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 130 Global Scientific Consultants, Inc. Attn: Mr. Vincent E. Carman, ' President 10320 N.E. Marx Street Portland, OR 97220 131 Globe Union Inc. 54 Globe Battery Division Attn: Mr. Vincent Hasall 5757 North Green Bay Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53201 132 Dr. G. Goodman 13 Globe Union Inc. P. 0. Box 591 Milwaukee, WI 53201 133. Gould, Inc. 47 Attn: David Douglas V.P. Contract Research 40 Gould Center ' Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 134 Gould, Inc. Attn: Mr. Richard Steiner 30 Gould Center Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 135 GSE, Inc. Attn: Vincent E. Carman, President 11125 S.W. Barbur B1. • Portland, OR 97219 136 Gulf and Western Advanced Development & Engineering Center Attn: M.I. Weiss, Associate Director, Operations 101 Chester Road Swarthmore, PA 19081 137 Individual ,. (Name and address with-held from publication) 138 Dr. Douglas Hamilton In fi.:rartment of Electrical Engineering y Jn,rersity of Arizona , Tucson, A2 85721 A-16 a Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 139 Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) 140 Helio Precision Products, Inc. Civil Air Terminal Attn: Mr. Lynn Bollinger Hanst,om Field Bedford, MA 01730 141 City of Henderson Attn: Robert Wilson Planner 243 Water Henderson, NV 89051 142 Honeywell - Urban and Environmental Systems 77 Attn: Mr. Jerry Moylan 2600 Ridgway Parkway Minneapolis, MN 55413 143 Hunter Manufacturing , Company 46 Attn: Mr. John S. Kennedy, Jr. Sales Mgr. Military Prod. 30525 Aurora Road Solon, OH 44139 144 Hybrid Motors, Inc. Attn: Mr. Alan Hirasuna 712 Narcissus Avenue Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 145 IIT Research Institute 67 Attn: Mr. Gastone Chingari 1825 K. Street Washington, DC 20006 146 IIT Research Institute Attn: Mr. I. B. Fieldhouse 10 West 35th Street Chicago, IL 60616 147 IIT Research Institute Attn: Mr. Owen Viergutz 10 West 35th Street Chicago, IL 60616 Pik ^ A-17 1 % rr A Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 148 IMI Inc. Attn: Mr. Gerald L. Mahoney 2000 N. Highway 67 Florissant, MO 63033 149 International Energy Systems Corp. 51 Attn: Mr. John A. Bowles 3000 Sand Hill Road Menlo Park, CA 94025 150 'Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) 151 Jet Industries, Inc. Suite 4].4 1200 Westlake Avenue, E. Seattle, WA 98109 152 JMJ Electronics Corporation • V. P. Marketing & Development Attn: Ms. Marie Hinshaw Miskovsky P. 0. Box 25971 Oklahoma City, OK 73125 153 D. W. Kassekert Westinghouse Electric Research and Development Beulah Road Pittsburgh, PA 15235 154 Kaylor Energy Products 10 Attn: Mr. Roy Kaylor, President 1918 Minelto Avenue Menlo Park, CA 94025 155 Individual 2 (Name and address with-held from publication) 156 Kinergy Research & Development 57 Attn: Laura Omohundro P. 0. Box 1128 Wake Forest, NC 27587 E 157 Mr. Fred Klemsch Consultant 730 - 24th Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20037 A-18 Respondent Hailing Accession Number Addressee 158 Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) 159 KORFF Corporation 12 Attn: Mr. Walter H. Korff President and Gen. Ptgr. 449 North Lamer Street Burbank, CA 91506 160 A. Kusko U. S. Dept. of Transportation Transportation Systems Center Cambridge, MA 161 LAD Industries Attn: Lester A. Daggett President 1555 W. Anaheim Long Beach, CA 90813 162 Lavelle Aircraft Co. Attn: Mr. R. Wilks Sterling Street Newtown,- PA 18940 163 Lawrence Livermore Laboratory Attn: Dick Epps P. 0. Box 808 . n Livermore, CA 94550 164 Lead Industries Association Attn: Connel A. Baker 292 Madison Ave. New York, NY 10017 165 Lead Industries Association Attn: Courvel A. Bauer, Jr. 292 Madison Ave. New York, NY 10017 166 Lectran 99 Attn: Ray L. Boeger 5452 Business Drive Huntington Beach, CA 92649 TI KT !d ^4. A-19 H ,! Respondent Mailing Accession Dumber Addressee Number 167 Lester Equipment Manufacturing Co., Inc,. 88 Attn: Don Wilson 2840 Coronado Street Anaheim, CA 92806 168 LILCO Attn: Mr. Dan Carolin 250 Old Country Road Mineola, NY 11501 169 A. W. Liles Exxon Enterprises Inc. P. 0. Box 192 Florham Park, NY 07932 170 Linear Alpha Co., Inc. 91 Attn: Dr. E. H. Wakefield 1927 Sherman Avenue Evanston, IL 60201 171 Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) 172 Individual 27 (Name and address with-held from publication) 173 LPI Data Communications Systems, Inc. Attn: Mr. Warren Barnhart 146 N. 13th Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 174 A. Mac'D Engineering lA033 1235 Ashland Ave. Wilmette, IL 60091 175 A. C. Malliaris U. S. Dept. of Transportation Transportation Systems Center Cambridge, MA. a 176 Management Consultant Services Attn: Mr. Charles Klabosh P. 0. Drawer 5690 Jacksonville, FL 32207 A-20 i^. Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 177 Marshall oil Company, Inc. Attn: Herbert Marshall President P. 0. Box 1123 Wake Forest, NC 27587 178 Maxon Industries, Inc. Attn: Murray Lugash 1960 E. Slauson Avenue Huntington Park, CA 90255 179 M. B. Associates 79 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon, CA 94583 180 McDonnell Douglas Astronautics. Company Donald W. Douglas Laboratories Attn: Mr. George D. Morse, Marketing Manager 2955 George Washington Way Richland, WA 99352 181 Mr. James G. McElroy. G.E. Co., Direct Energy Conv. 50 Fordham Rd., Bldg. lA Wilmington, MA 01887 182 McKee Engineer=ing Corporation 19 Attn: Robert McKee, President 411 West Colfax Palatine, IL 60067 183 MGA Research Corporation Attn: Mr. Rudy H. Arendt Cambridge Square Building 4245 Union Road Buffalo, NY 14225 184 Mechanical Technology, Inc. 32 Attn: Mr. R. Hohenberg 968 Albany Shaker Road Latham, NY 12110 185 Mechanical Technology, Inc. Attn: Dr. Beno Sternlicht Technical Director 968 Albany Shaker Road Latham, NY 12110 A-21 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 186 Melcon 5 Systems Design Consultants Attn: Thomas R. Seaton 1200 Quail Street, Suite 150 Newport Beach, CA 92660 187 Metal Specialists Inc. 35 Attn: Fred Homann, President 16440 Common Road Roseville, MI 48066 188 Meteor Research Limited 90 Attn: Mr. W. H. Fengler 29440 Calahan Avenue Roseville, MI 48066 189 L. E..Miller Eagle-Picher Industries Inc. P. 0. Box 47 Joplin, MO 64801 190 Minicars, Inc. 80 Attn: Mr. Donald Wahl 35 La Patera Lane Goleta, CA 93017 191 Mr. John N. Murray, Project Manager Teledyne Energy Systems 110 West Timonium Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 192 Murrill Motors Co. 38 Madison Plaza Professional Park 5777 Madison Ave., Suite 880 Sacramento, CA 95841 193 J. D. Musil 78 Iowa State University Cooper Hall (EE) Ames, IA 50011 194 Narama Ventures Attn: Roger A. Wendt Box 192 Londonderry, NH 03053 A-22 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 195 National Economic Research Associates Consulting Economists Attn: V. A. Donahue 225 Franklin Street Boston, MA 02110 196 National Motors'Corp. At-tn; Warren H. Barnhart P. 0. Box 1523 Lancaster, PA 17604 197 National Motors Corp. 110 Attn: Darryl Kane, President P. 0. Box 1523 Lancaster., PA 17604 198 Northwestern University Electric Engineering Department Attn: Dr. Gordon Murphy 2145 Sheridan Road Evanston, IL 60201 199 Northwind Power Company Attn: Mr. David Sellers P. 0. Box 315 Warren, VT 05674 200 NUS Corporation 4 Attn: Evelyn Veeder Four Research Place Rockville, MD 20850 201 Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) 202 ONAN Corporation Attn: David Burns, Staff Engineer 1400 - 73rd Ave., N.E. Minneapolis, MN 55432 203 ONAN Corporation Attn: Peter H. Cerf 1400 73rd Avenue N.E. Minneapolis, MN 55432 •Al", A-23 J: i' c 1 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 204 Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) ' 205 Dr. B. B. Owens Gould Inc. P. 0. Boar 3140 St. Paul, MN 55165 206 Packaged Promotions, Inc. Attn: Mr. Al Masters 549 W. Randolph Chicago, IL 60606 207 Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) 208 Prestolite Company 103 Attn: Mr. Jack Carey 511 Hamilton Street Toledo, OH 43694 209 Progress Industries, Inc. Attn: Ken Busche :290 Murdy Circle Huntington Beach, CA 92647 210 Proposal Management, Inc. Attn: Charles A. Mirenda ` 121 N. Orianna Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 211 Prototype Development Associated Inc. Attn: John Slaughter 1740 Garry Avenue Santa Ana, CA 92705 212 Power Electronics Assoc., Inc., Attn: Mr. Francis C. Schwarz Round Hill Road Lincoln, MA 01773 213 Powertrain, Inc. 43 Attn: Mr. Alfred Blackerby 3665 S. 300 West Salt Lake City, UT 84115 A-24 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 214 Purdue University Krannert Graduate School of Management Attn: Professor Donald King West Lafayette, IN 47907 215 Raytheon Company 45 Attn: Mr. Eugene McManus, Marketing Manager Bedford, MA 216 REI 100 Attn: E. Papandreas 1209 Lake Avenue Lake Worth, FL 33460 217 Research Design and Development Lab. Attn: Mr. B. B. Criswell 2285 Dresden Drive Chamblee, GA 30341 218 Research Laboratories General Motors Technical Center Attn: Dr. Paul Chenea, Vice President Warren, MI 48090 219 Rockwell International Atomics International Division Attn: Mr. J. D. Gylfe, Director Marketing 8900 De Soto Ave. Canoga Park, CA 91305 220 Rockwell International Rocketdyne Division Attn: Mr. R. E. Aukerman, Manager Business Development 6633 Canoga Avenue Canoga Park, CA 91304 221 Rockwell International Rocketdyne Division Attn: Dr. D. E. Davis 6633 Canoga Avenue Canoga Park, CA 91304 222 Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) A-25 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 223 RMS International Attn: Frank Rymer 900 S. Wash Street Falls Church, VA 22046 224 Dr. A. J. Sal.kino ESB Inc. 19 West College Ave. Yardley, PA 19067 225 Salsbury Industries 3 Attn: Mr. John Fraher 1010 East 62nd Street Los Angeles, CA 90001 226 Salt River Project Attn: Mr. Lee Athmar, Manager P. 0. Box 1980 Phoenix, A7 85001 227 H. J. Schwartz NASA Lewis Research Center 21000 Brookpark Rd. Cleveland, OH 44135 228 Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) 229 Science Applications, Inc. Attn: E. J. McGrath, Vice President 1200 Prospect St. P. 0. Box 2351 La Jolla, CA 92038 230 Sebring Vanguard 102 Attn: Robert Beaumont President 9130 Red Branrh Road Columbia, NO 21044 231 Sierra Solar Systems, Inc. 34 Attn: Mr. Karl R. Steward P. 0. Box 310 Nevada City, CA 95959 A-26 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 232 Simulation Physics, Inc. Attn: Mr. T. E. Wilber Patriot Park Bedford, MA 01730 233 Paul R. Skipps 3E Vehicles P. 0. Box 19409 San Diego, CA 92119 234 Solar Division of International Harvester Attn: Payne Johnson, Director, Public Relations and Advertising 2200 Pacific Hwy. P. 0. Box 80966 San Diego, CA 92138 235 South Coast Technology, Inc. 22 Attn: Harold M. Siegel P. 0. Box 3265 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 236 Southern California Edison Company 60 Attn: David L. Harbaugh, P.E. 7830 Otis Avenue Huntington Park, CA 90255 237 Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Dept. of Design Attn: Richard E. Archer Carbondale, Illinois 62901 238 Southwest Research Institute 8500 Culelra Road P. 0. Drawer 28510 San Antonio, TX 78284 239 Sowers, Wood & Associates, Inc. Attn: Jim Sowers, Managing Director P. 0. Box 241 Old Greenwich, CT 06870 240 Individual (Dame and address with-held from ,^,oblication) A-27 i Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 241 R. H. Sparks 71 MS M1/1208 TRW Systems Inc. One Space Park Redondo Beach, CA 90278 242 SRI International Attn: Phillip J. O'Donnell, Contract Relations 333 Ravenswood Avenue Menlo Park, CA 94025 243 Stackhouse Associates Attn: Terry Kirk P. 0. Box 164 Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 Stearman Aircraft Products Corp. 244 f Attn: Ronald Stearman P. 0. Box 156 Valley Center, KS 67147 t 245 Stewart-Warner Corporation Attn: M. E. Boland 425 - 13th Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20004 II 246 Stitts Research and Development 50 Attn: Edward W. Stitt Highway 23 Churchtown, PA 17510 247 Structural Plastics, Inc. Attn: William Gillespie, President 1133 S. 120th East Avenue Tulsa, OK 74128 248 System Development Corporation 56 Attn: Emma Cook 7929 Westpark Drive McLean, VA 77101 249 System Development Corporation. Attn: Mr. Joseph F. Selement, a' Director Program Development 7929 Westpark Drive McLean, VA 77101 A-28 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 250 Techmedia Corporation 121 N. Orianna Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 251 Tcchnical Operations, Inc. Savcon Division Attn: Sonja Sokol 40 South Avenue Burlington, MA 01803 252 'Teledyne Energy Systems 66 Attn: Mr. John N. Murray, Project Manager 110 West Timonium Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 253 Tetra Hedron, Inc. 7605 Convoy Ct. San Diego, CA 92111 254 Texas A&M Research Foundation Attn: Mrs. Glenna M. Brundidge P. 0. Faculty Exchange H College Station, TX 77843 255 Texas A&M University 93 Highway Safety Research Center Texas Transportatiotk Institute Attn: Mr. Don L. Ivey, Head College Street, TX 77843 256 Trafalgar Limited 94 4109 Jackson Road Ann Arbor, MI 48103 257 Transoceanic Attn: Mr. Jack Redmond 901 Mayfair Champaign, IL 61820 258 Trans Systems Corporation 62 Attn: Mrs. Elizabeth Beyer 118 Park Street, S.E. Vienna, VA 22180 A-29 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 259 Triad Services 20 Attn: Michael Pocabello, President 10611 Haggerty Street Dearborn, MI 48126 260 TRW, Inc. 23 Energy Systems Group of TRW, Inc. Attn: Dr. George H. Gelb One Space Park kl/1086 Redondo Beach, CA 90278 261 Turelec, Incorporated Attn: Mr. Harry Grepke 1915.'29th Avenue,.N.W. Brandenton, FL 33505 262 Unique Mobility, Inc. Attn: John Gould,: President 3720 South Jason Englewood, CO 80110 263 United Technology Power Systems Div. Attn: Mr. James Brown P. 0. Box 109 South Windsor, CT 06074 264 University of Arizona Department of Electrical Engineering Attn: Dr. Douglas Hamilton Tucson, AZ 85721. 265 University of California, Irvine Mechanical Engineering. Department Attn: Mr. Paul Arthur Irvine, CA 92717 266 University or Colorado 82 Dept. of Electrical Engineering Attn: George Gless. Boulder, CO 80302 267 University of Florida Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Attn: Vernon P. Roan Gainsville, FL 32611 A-30 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee NuKoer 268 University of Michigan Mechanical Engineering Attn: Gene E. Smith, Associate Professor Ann Arbor, MI 48104 269 University of Michigan 106 Highway Safety Research Institute Attn: Mr. Len Newland Ann Arbor, MI 48109 270 University of Virginia Department of Electrical Engineering Attn: ?fir. Gerald Cook Charlottsville, VA 22901 271 University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science Attn: Professor Eugene S. 11cVey Charlottesville:, VA 22901 272 University of Wisconsin 61 Engineering Research Building Attn: Professor Norman Beachley 1500 Johnson Drive Madison, WI 53706 273 University of Wisconsin 70 Engineering Research Building Attn: Prof. A. Frank 1500 Johnson Drive Madison, WI 53706 274 USERDA Chicago Operations Office Attn: John Purcell 175 W. Jackson Street Chicago, IL 60604 275 Vehicle Systems Development Corporation Attn: Mr. Robert W. Forsyth, President 1251 W. Ninth Street P. 0. Box 346 Upland, CA 91786 Of A-31 a; I Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 276 Vlcom International, Inc. Attn: Mr. Don. Jensen 200 Park Avenue Suite 303 East New York, NY 1001.7 277 Virginia Polytechnic. Institute and State 68 University Attn: Mr. Norman E. Lau Blacksburg, VA 24061 278 C. H. Waterman Industries 64 Attn: C. N. Waterman, President White Pond Road Athol, MA 01331 279 Wed Enterprises Attn: Bill Watkins Sr. Project Engineer 1401 Flower Street Glendale, CA 91,201. 280 Western Automation Inc. Attn: Douglas K. Robinson 621-D West Valencia Drive Fullerton, CA 92632 281 Western Research Industries 301.3 West Sahara Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89102 282 Westinghouse Research Laboratories Energy Systems Research Attn: Dr. Daniel Berg, Director Beulah Road Pittsburgh, PA 15235 283 Dr. F. Will General Electric Company Research and Development Labs P. 0. Box 43 Schenectady, NY 12301 284 Williams Research Corporation 107 Attn: Mr. William Bauer 2280 W. Maple Road Walled Lake, MI 48088 A-32 Respondent Mailing Accession Number Addressee Number 285 Individual (Name and address with-held f.row publication) 286 Wolver.inc Diesel Power Co. Attn: J. F. Corcoran, President 2880 Aero Park Drive Traverse City, MI 49684 287 Wood-Ivey Systems Corporation 14 Attn: Mr. Ivey P. 0. Box 4609 Winterpark, FL 32793 288 Andrew Wortman Developments 48 Aero-Propulsion Consulting Attn: Mr. A. Wortman 406 Alta Avenue Santa Monica, CA 90402 289 Mr. Victor Wouk 111 Consultant 342 Madison Avenue, Suite 831 New York City, NY 10017 290 Yardney Electric Corp. 76 Attn: Mr. Steve Schiffer 82 Mechanic Street Pawcatuck, CT 02891 291 Individual 49 (Name and address with-held frow publication) 292 Zeonics•Corporation Attn: Mr. Al Long 4085 Chain Bridge Road a Fairfax, VA 22030 A-33 APPENDIX B QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONDENTS Respondent Accession Number Respondent 1 R. L. Gradishar Secretary-'treasurer Advanced Kinetics, Inc. 1.231. Victoria St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 2 Individual (Name and address with-held from publication) Forwarded his questionnaire to: Mr.. J. R. Harkness Vice. President Briggs and Stratton Co. Milwaukee. WI 3 John P. Fraher President Management Salsbury Industries 1010 E. 62 St. Los Angeles, CA Phone: (213) 232-6181 4 Evelyn L. Veeder Proposal Coordinator Federal Government Operations NUS Corporation 4 Res'tarch Place Rockville, MD 20850 Phone: (301) 948-7010 5 Howard J. Reid Consultant Melcon Systems Design Consultants 1200 Quail St. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Phone: (714) 752-8636 B-1 .A Respondent Accession Number Respondent 6 Erwin A. Ulbrich Chief Engineer Creative Automotive Re:soar.ch Division Twonty Fl.rst Century Electric Vehicles Bldg. C 81.36 Byron Rd. Whittier, CA 90606 Phone: (213) 93-1246 Home Phones: (213) 696-4886 7 David Ya nc. y Princ ipai Planner Reglonil Street and Highway Commission Clark f:ounty Transportation Study P. 0. Box 396 Las Vegas, N1.: 8910.1 Phone: (702) 386-401.1. extension 484 8 Frank Verbeke President A.] turdyne 8050 Armour San Diego, -CA 92171 Phone: (714) 565-2131 9 B. H. Rowlett Program Manager 93-8 ALResearch Mfg. Co. 2525 W. 190th St. Torrance, CA 90509 Phone: (213) 323-9500 extension 3638 11 John Brennand Member of Technical Staff General Research Corporation P. 0. Box 3587 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 964-7724 B-2 Respondent Accession Number Respondent 12 Walter H. Korff President and General Managtyr Korff Corp. 449 N. h,amer. St. Burbank, CA 91506 Phone: (213) 848-2239 13 G. Goodman Manager Corporate App] led Research Group Globe-Union Inc. 5757 N. Green Bay Ave. Milwaukee, WI: 53201. Phone: (4.14) 228-2364 14 H. Reese Ivey Vice President Wood-Ivey Systems Corp. P. 0. Box 4609 Winter Park, FL, 32793 Phone: (305) 678-6116 15 James C. Boylan President El.ec;tric Dynamics Corporation (Corporation is being 607 North Main Street liquidated) Plainwell, MI 49080 .1.6 Warren Har.hay President Electric Vebicle Associates Inc. 9100 Bank St. Cleveland, OH 44125 Phone: (216) 524-8418 17 Arthur E. Raynard Senior Project Engineer 93-8 AiResearch Manufacturing Company T-41 Building 36 2525 West 190th Street Torrance, CA 90509 Phone: (213) 323-9500 extension 2881 B-3 1Alli Respondent Number Respondent .18 Bogdan W. fiernert Pres!dent B. 1. E. - Bernert Into+rnation;► l. HnOneers 7615 Greenback 1.,ane C i t rus Ifelghtr;, CA 9561.6 Phone: (916) 716-0450 19 Robert: S. McKee Pr. e.q 1,drnt . McKee Engine r. l,nl; Corp. 411. W. Colfar. St. f'a lat 1 ntj, 11, 60067 Phone: (312) 358-6773 20 M. A. Pocohello Pt cs Ident Triad Services, 1'iw... 1061.1 Haggerty St. Dearborn, M1 48126 Phone: (313) 584-0751. 21. August C. Nebel, Jr. Chairman - Chlef Executive Officer Prac t fc.a l Research Bonal Corporation .1.257 :1.8th St. Detroit, M7 4821.6 Phone: (313) 496-1740 22 Robert Schwarz Director of Engineering south Coast Technology P. 0. Box 3265 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Phone: (805) 964-4749 23 George H. Gelb Mgr. Energy Applications Advanced Technology Laboratory TRW Systems and Energy R1/1086 One Space Park e,`s Redondo Beach, CA 90278 3,[r Phone: (213) 535-2500 i, B-4 Respondent Accession Number Res I)ondenL 24 R. W. Hurl) Research Supervisor U.S.O.O.E. BarLlC y ville Energy Research Center P. O. Box 1398 Bartlesville, UK 74003 Phone: (918) 336-2400 25 Vaughn R. Andersen Director cif Hvd rogen l ng i ne /Veh iv 1 c Resvn r v h Hydrogen Engine/Vehicle Division Billings Energy Corp. 2000 E. Billings Ave. P. O. Box W) Provo, UT 8001 Phone: 001) 375-0000 'ifs Robert. D. Childs Elvo ric Vehiulvh of Ohio 9135 Fer• nwood Drive OImSLed Frills, OH 14138 27 Elm" M. long ni rector St. Elmo Hybrids 1048 Van dv Venter Street W. Palm Beach, Florida 33405 Phone: (305) 8320986 28 Edward A. Campbell Executive Secretary Electric Vehicle Counc i.l 90 Park Avenue New York, NY 10016 Phone: (212) 573-8785 29 Benjamin Barron Technical. Director. Bogue Electric Manufacturing Company 100 Pennsylvania Avenue Patter.sen, NJ 07509 Phone: (201) 525-2200 • B-5 t1RnYMIMN.KKkk:. '.i.. M max. .. C". Respondent A(:v v tti fun Number It+: t+t,andc,nc 10 It. L. Ricci i'roJc .c t Malui ;c-r Elc-c-tric Powvr Coriverskin Systwos l-,iic,n I;nerrlrrl„^• v fnr. 11 . 0. l;ox 192 V Ior lram Park, NJ 0791 2 Phone. : (201) 474-•5274 31 C. A. BeIraterI fog, Mgr., E. E. Frank] In lostitrrte ke-st-arch Labs Bon Frank] in Parkway Phl.ladelhhfa, PA 19103 Il konv: (215) 448-1235 32 Antonio V. Artllc•r; Analytical E;ngiricer Ingineerinl; Dept.., 10,D Division Mechanical 1'e.chliology I.nc. 968 Albany S.hakc- r Rd. Lanham, NY 12.1.10 Phone: (518) 785-2435 33 it. Bur isof f , P. Is. Bor. isof f I.ng i nver• i ng Co. lilc!atri.c Transportation f:quf.hmrnt 7726 Burnet Avc,-nue Vain Nuys, CA 91.405 i"hone: (213) 988-5630 34 Karl It. Stewart Exec. Vice President Sierra Solar. Systems, Inc. P. O. Box 3.10 Nevada City, CA 95959 Phone: (916) 272-3444 35 Roger H. Ducoffre Director of Sales Metal, Specialists, Inc. 16440 Common Road Roseville, MI 48066 Phone: 773-0800 36 Bert Enserink Director, Technical Operations Dynamic Science, Inc. 1850 W. Pinnacle Peak'141. Phoenix, AZ 85047 Phone: (602) 942-3300 B-6 Respondent ACCOS pion Number Respondent 37 Lester Forrest Director, Vehic:la Performance Of f Ice 1110WI.e SVSLems Gl'oup The Aerospace Corporation Continental Bldg., ltm. 002 2350 East i:l. Segundo Blvd. Erl. Segundo, CA 90245 I;hone, (213) 648-5752 38 Raymond .Jac-obs Vice President Masi?agcment - Finance Murrill, Motors 61.63 Auburn Blvd. Citrus HeJ.ghts, CA 9561.0 Phone: (916) 723-3377 39 E. A. Gillis Project Manager, Fuel Cell SySLMS Energy Management 6, Utilization Technology Dept. Hlectrie Power Research lnst'iLute 0 P. U. Box 1041.2 Palo Alto, CA 94303 Phone: (41.5) 493-•4800 extension 108 I 40 Requested Information be Withheld 41. William E. Peugh Director, Program Development Computer Sciences Corporation M/C-B500 161.6 N. Ft. Myer Drive, Suite 1209 Arlington, VA 22209 Phone: (703) 841-0250 42 Steven K. Griffith Planning Engineer Program Development Gilbert Associates, Inc. Suite 201 1828 L. St. N.W. Washington, DC 20036 Phone: (202) 331-0252 B-7 Ren Pon ifvn t At r c^r,^l t+rri illl ml)4'r ^!!•!rf,,rrirte °tit ^r f A. A. 11l, l! i,of I)-,• f l u s"; f ds -II t (.nr'f) r ir',1 t 1 - I'llwr'r - 'Cr,r E n , 1 nr . 166') !,wit h .100 1' lw l :;;Ilt 1,nkv C ty, 17 81611'1 Thorn-: (H'(J)) 161- 1616 44 W. G. l rlw.lyd<; T rott 1 cl r'n t Idw'1rdw I'let t.rofll r CMA). /r!) Rii l I rwid Nv(•. GIvillie %Id , Ill y 11', 4 "r 11 11uru . : ( 516) V)9--1 ;, ;)0 4 rli 1`111 em, MI'1'trrrwt; t,far'ket ing Managor, l.iihor,:ftory 1upport 'lvrlinr)111,,y Markvt I n1; rI rid 1 1 1 rrtln I n1; Ray them) CompaIly M l --46 liartwcdl Rond liedfnrd, MA 01730 Phone: (617) 274-7100 ex.tonsion 40.19 46 John Kennedy Hunter Mf'g. Co. 30525 Aurora Rd. So Lon, Oil 44139 47 C. C. Chr. i.st lanson Associate Director - Energy Research Gould Laboratories - Energy Research Gould In(!. 40 Could Center Rol.ti.ng Meadows, TL. 60008 Phone: (31.2) 640-44:1.0 48 Dr. Andrew Wortman Principal. Engineer AWD Inc. 406 Alta Ave. Santa Monica, CA 90402 Phone (213) 394-7332 B-8 .y, t^ur:,J t^r^ 1ft^t^^Indc^nt vS i ti t'Il t , r ht I li Id4 I.lip Invo - I I III;. 1 lit . 4h .'A' 'J1"9911tiVIt 1 6-d Ili- . 146 liollldt- l', C't1 .?0,¢Il; :i1- I;^Dw+.r r,1 t•^ 42t i t t He . t-,t 1'e It .1 lit] lhx. t^ I I•t'It'At ;y t it t^, l:t• rt ;1I. , II ' inn Dlt • veloplilt lit Il i l; 1W,I ,, .1 3 Chor, h t 1wi,, PA I r `r11) , 1'llollt•. t.'I )1 .,t',-6621 ..14111tl A lit +w1+..,^ I1 i re. t t, r )ntt'r• not It , n,91 Lnery.;v Sytovrm; Corporat 1t1r1 1000 S;Intl Ili 1 I ltl ^; it1 Men I 91 1'nrk, t:A 9402') Ph i 1 `9 i-- 1 1 24 r^? .1. !dII 1 r Pro-s ,Gent 1)Illlcll!i, Io on `r I11t: 598 Slnhi- cuze Ur. Indhilalltic, FI, 32903 Phone: (305) 724-1.4114 53 Boll Evans President Titan, lnr. 1' . U. Box 912 791.5 Spohn Ave. Temple City, CA 91780 Fontana, CA 92335 PI)onc's: (213) 286-1739 Phone: (71.4) 823-2114 54 Edward N. Mr.otek Product Deve.lopment Engineer. Battery Engineering Globe Union Inc. 3XE 5757 N. Green Ray Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53201 Phone: (414) 228-2424 55 Requested information be withheld B-9 Respondent Fred A. Cohan Vice President System Engineering System Development Corp. 52-19 2500 Colorado St. Santa Monica, CA 90406 Phone: (213) 829-9562 57 Laura L. Omohundro Executive Assistant Kinergy Research & Development P. 0. Bex 1128 820 South Main Street Wake Forest, NC 27587 Phone: (S'19) 876-4963 (Research) (919) 556-2141 58 Raymond J. Twardzik System Engineer Corporate Research & Development General Electric Co. Bldg. 37-2083 Schenectady, NY 12345 Phone: (518) 385,-0091 59 Theodore W. Blickwedel Senior Scientist ESB Technology Center (ESB Inc.) 19 West College Ave. Yardley, PA 19067 Phone: (215) 493-3601 extension 305 David L. Hrarbaugh, P.E. Automotive Engineer Automotive Services Southern California Edison Co. 7830 Otis Avenue. Huntington Park, CA 9P"755 Phone: (213) 570-1822 Norman H. Beachley Assnc . Professor Mechanical Engineering University of Wisconsin - Madison 1513 University Ave. Madison, WI 53706 - Phone: (608) 262-3594 B-10 Respondent Ac .,ssion Number Respondent 62 UrF.;; i..nitt f'. • ,n ; , r•, ► rus Corporation 116 Park St., S.E., Madison Bldg. iernna, VA 22180 Phone: (703) 281-4498 (703) 281-1500 63 J. Arias Jeffrey L. Arias Engineering Services 9241 Cord Ave. Downey„ CA 90240 Phone: (213) 801-4086 64 Albert Shelman Sales Manager Sales C. H. Waterman Industries White Pond Rd. Athol, .MA 01331 Phone: (617) 249-6801 (212) 755-1077 65 Paul F. Bohn Section Supervisor Applied Physics Laboratory 1-E-156 Johns Hopkins Road Laurel, MD 2081.0 Phone: (301) 953-7100 extension 2193 66 Paul J. Dick Manager Advanced Programs Teledyne Energy Systems 110 W. Timonium Road Timonium, MD 21093 Phone: (301) 252-8220 Ext. 211, 212 67 Dennis W. Hanify Manager Mechanical & Systems Rec:earch IIT Research Institute 10 W. 35th St. Chicago, IL 60616 Phone-21 (312) 567-4751 ' B-11 TM s py 1 Respondent Accession Number Respondent 68 Dr. Walter W. Wierwille Professor IEOR Dept. Virginia Polytechnic. Inst. & State Univ. 142 Whittemore Hall Blacksburg, VA 24061 69 David G. Curphey Manager, Civil Agencies Sector Government Operations Engineered Systems Div. FMC Corporation 328 Brokaw Road Santa Clara, CA 95050 Phone: (408) 289-2372 70 Prof. Andrew Frank Dept. of Elec. & Comp. Engr. University of Wisconsin - Madison 909 ERB 1500 Johnson Drive Madison, WI 53706 Phone: (6 508) 262-1577 71 R. H. Sparks MS M1/1208 TRW Systems Incorporated One Space Park Redondo Beach, CA 90278 72 Douglas Dow Consulting Engineer D. D. Consortium P. 0. Box 14078 Detroit, MI 48214 ^V Phone: (313) VAI-4900 73 Gordon F. Hayhoe Assistant Professor The Pennsylvania Transportation Institute Research Building B The Pennsi vania State University University^Park, PA 16802 Phone: (814) 865-1891 B-12 Respondent Accession Number Respondent 74 Geae W. Brown Sales Engineer Sales Engineering International Harvester 3301 Wayne grace Ft. Wayne, IN 46803 Phone: (219) 461-6160 75 Dr. F. Will General Electric Co. Research and Development Labs. P. 0. Box 43 Schenectady, NY 12301 76 John H. Kennedy Staff Director, NBDC Nickel Battery Development Center Yardney Electric Corp. 82 Mechanic Street Pawcatuck, CT 06379 Phone: (203) 599-1100 extension 368 77 Richard A. Evans Section Chief Energy Resources Center Honeywell Inc. MN17 T123 2600 Ridgway Parkway Minneapolis, MN 55413 Phone: (612) 378-4232 78 J. D. Musil Associate Professor Dept. of Electrical Engineering Iowa State University 107 Coover Hall Ames, IA Phone: (515) 294-4072 79 James L. Boyland Vice President MBA Associates San Ramon, CA 94583 ,i i; B-13 Respondent Accession Nuober Respondent 80 Michael. Orchowski Senior Staff Analyst Min.icars, Inc:. 35 La Patera Lane Goleta, CA 9301.7 Phone: ( 805) 964-6271 extension 45 81 Mr. Strumpel.l EVC, Inc. 90.16 Aviation Blvd. Inglewood, CA 90301 82 George E. Gl.ess Professor Electrical Engineering University of Colorado ECOT 2-32 Boulder, CO 80309 Phone: ( 303) 492-7003 83 D. T. Lewis Sr. Staff Project Engineer Advance Product Engineering General Motors Corporation APE/2-E General Motors Technical Center Warren, MI 48090 Phone: (313) 575-1153 84 Fred Hornstra /William H. DeLuca, E.E. Chemical Engineering Div. Argonne National Laboratory 9740 S. Cass Ave. Bldg. 205 Argonne, IL 60439 Phone: (312) 739-7711 extension 5889 85 Lewis E. Unnewehr Principal Staff Engineer Electrical. Systems Ford Motor Co. Research Lab, Rm. 3036 Box 2053 Dearborn, MI 48121 f %Y a^ B-14 iNa1.1YZ'a'..ac r...^:^K?`'^.^..+0...^wi!:. ,::x='ir.snt=v.rrm'. nn..^. m.raa^.+•v r..nr .: x• ..'•.•r r: ar.. , ...... Respondent Accession Number Respondent 86 Joseph M. Saluaggio Research Associate University of Alabama in Huntsville Johnson Environmental & Energy Center Box 1247 Huntsville, AT., 75803 87 Frederick T. 'slder Elder Engineering 7788 Cherry Wood Verona , WI 53593 Phone: (608) 836-3969 88 Don P. Wilson President Lester Equipment Mfg. Co., Inc. 2840 Coronado St. Anaheim, CA 92806 Phone: (714) 630-2260 89 Harold H. Valentine Section Head - Propulsion Systems Analysis Systems Analysis & Assessment Office NASA-LeRC 500-125 21000 Brookpark Road Cleveland, OH 44135 Phone: FTS 294-6347 90 W. H. Fengl.er Manufacturing Engineering Meteor Research Ltd. 29440 Calahan Road 23651 Fordson Drive Roseville, MI 48066 Dearborn, MI 48124 Phone: ( 313) 779-6800 Phone: ( 313) 562-7629 91 Ernest H. Wakefield President Linear Alpha Inc.. 1927 Sherman Ave. Evanston, IL 60201 92 B. T. Macauley / E. J. Peters / D. H. Anderson K0507 - New Concepts Research Department Ford Motor Company .Scientific Research Lab. - Room S-1055 Dearborn, MI 48121 •r Phone: 32-29345/59-41563/32-21504 B-15 IaR`. Respondent Accession Number Respondent 93 D. L. Ivey Assistant Director & Head Highway Safety Research Center Texas Transportation Institute Texas A&M University College Station, TX Phone: (713) 845-1711 94 L. E. Waldorf. Trafalgar, Ltd. 4109 Jackson Rd. Ann Arbor, MI 48103 Phone: (313) 769-3033 95 Requested information be withheld 96 Paul T. Vickers Asst. Dept. Head Engine Research Research Labs G. M. Corp. 12 Mile & Movind Roads Warren, MI 48090 Phone: (313) 575-2993 97 John S. Col.lman Departmert dead Power Systems General Motors Research Laboratories Warren, MI 48090 Phone: (313) 575-3144 98 Tsih C. Wang ,j Assistant Head Electrical Engineering General Motors Corporation General Motors Research Laboratores Warren, MI 48090 Phone: (313) 575-3119 99 Cecil E. Dietrich President American Electric Car Company, Lectran Division 5452 Business Drive Huntington Beach, CA Phone: (714) 898-3933 (213) 431-3903 B-16 ^z 5 Respondent ,Accession Number Respondent 100 W. A. Buzzell Senior Project Engineer Engineering REI 1209 Lake Ave. Lake Worth, FL 33460 Phone: (305) 588-1148 101 Gerald J. Roth Branch Chief /Technological Capabilities Branch Defense Intelligence Agency (DT-IA) Washington, DC 20301 Phone: OX-45860 102 Robert Sanders Vice President/Operations Sebring Vanguard Inc. P. 0. Box 1479 Sebring, FL 33870 Phone: (813) 655-1835 103 Ralph W. Holmes Senior Engineer, Electric Vehicle Systems Mechanical Systems Engineering Prestolite, Electrical Division 511 Hamilton Street Toledo, OH 43694 Phone: (419) 244-2811. 104 Ditmar H. Bock Principal Physicist Electronics (Defense Analyaer Systems) Calspan Corporation Box 235 Buffalo, NY 14221 Phone: ( 716) 632-7500 extension 781 105 John L. Gunter Manager New Business Development Boeing Computer Services Energy Technology Applications Division 33-09 P. 0. Box 24346 Seattle, WA 98124 Phone: ( 206) 433-1373 C •: F B-17 ^' .MYYIM/WwMa..wwrir.rw.^.u..»w.e..r:...r. uv++sr>K.r ..-,. ... 1 k •^ t Jj Respondent Accession Number Respondent 106 Paul Fancher Research Scientist Physical. Factors Division University of Michigan Highway Safety Research Institute Huron Pkwy and Baxter Rd. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Phone: (313) 764-2168 107 William Bauer Chief Applications Engineer Williams Research Corporation B2-lA 2280 W. Maple Road Walled Lake, MI 48088 Phone: (313) 624-5200 108 Patrick M. Miller President MGA Research Corporation 4245 Union Road Buffalo, NY 14225 Phone: (716) 634-6950 109 Phil Chapman Task Area Manager Vehicle Systems Modeling and Simulation Electrochemical Power Group Jet Propulsion Laboratory M/S 198-220 4800 Oak Grove Dr. Pasadena, CA 91103 Phone: (213) 354-7693 •- 110 Darryl L. Kane President National Motors Corporation Post Office Box 1523 Lancaster, PA 17601 Phone: (717) 299-7349 111 Victor Wouk .: Victor Wouk As=sociates 342 Madison Avenue Suite 831 New York, NY 10017 B-18 M APPENDIX C REFERRALS Respondent Accession Number Referrals 2 J. R. Harkness Vice President Briggs and Stratton Co. Milwaukee, WI 13 Exxon 14 The major automotive companies [did not note any specificatl,r) 16 Triad Services Dearborn, MI General Electric 17 Univer;'Uf,y of Wiscons.i n TRW Aerospace Corp. Ford Motor Co. LawrerFce Livermore Laboratory Exxon 21 Williams Research Walled Lake, MI American Motors Southfield', MI 24 General Motors Ford 34 Aero Power 2398 4th Street Berkeley, CA 94710 35 Dana Corp. - Parish Division •r. r. ^ F C-1 b y Respondent Accession Number Referrals 39 Meradcom Fort Belvoir, VA 22060 Attn: Dr. J. Huff Ford Motor Company Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory TRW 43 International Harvester Fort Wayne, IN 46 International Harvester Fort Wayne, IN 54 General Electric Company Corporate Research and Development P. 0. Box 43 (Bldg. 3i, Room 2083B) Schenectady, NY 12301 Attn: Fir. E. A. Rowland 56 System Control, Inc. 1801 Page Mill Rd. Palo Alta, CA 94304 Attn: H. Solomon 57 Professor Andrew A. Frank School of Engineering University of Wisconsin 60 Orshansky Transmission Corp. San Diego, CA 61 General Motors Ford 63 Orshansky Transmission Corp. 5141 Santa, Fe St. San Diego, CA 92109 Attn: Peter Houtley ` k ft 65 Calspan Corp. Highway Safety Research Institute University of Michigan Y ._p C-2 Respondent Accession Number Referrals 70 Ford General Motors 72 The University of Michigan College of Engineering Attn: David V. Ragone, Dean Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Phone: (313) 764-8470 Wayne State University College of Engineering Attn: Dean Stynes Room 141 - 5050 Anthony Wayne Drive Detroit, MI 48202 Phone: (313) 577-3775 (Note: extensive experience in crash studies) University of Detroit Attn: Dr. Thomas Manos College of Engineering and Science 4001 West McNichols Detroit, MI 48221 Phone: (313) 927-1216 Lawrence Institute of Technology Attn: Dr. Stephen R. Davis Dean, School of Engineering 2100 West 10 Mile Road Southfield, MI 48075 Phone: (313) 356-0200 Creative Industries of Detroit Attn: Richard S. Leasia 3080 East Outer Drive Detroit, MI 48234 Phone: (313) 366-3020 74 Cummins VMS Detroit Diesel PREPP Caterpillar C-3 Respondent Accession Number Referrals International. Harvester Engineering Research 7 South 600 County Line Rd. Hinsdale, 'll. 60521, Attn: Gene Wal-lac e 76 Ford A. D. Little General. Motors 80 General Motors 85 (Parrett AiResearc.h General. Motors General. E.l.ectric Westinghouse General Research Exxon 86 Chrysler Corp. 87 Professors Beachley and Frank University of Wisconsin Madison, WI 90 Ford Motor Company Product Engineering Dearborn, MI 92 General Motors Chrysler American Motors Corp. TECO Aerojet - General ^k General Electric Eaton C-4 Respondent Accession Number Referrals 94 General Motors University of Michigar. 95 Triad Services Detroit, MI General Electric Corporate Research and Development Schnectady, NY 98 General Electric Ford TRW Systems 103 AST. Goleta, CA 106 Cummins Engines 108 Calspan Corporation 111 Mechanical Technology, Inc. 968 Albany-Shaker Road Latham, NY 12110 C-5