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iv 4 PROGRAM FOCUS: RANGE XXI RANGE XXI: ACQUISITION INTERFACE Green Ammunition 67 Changing Dyes in Smokes 70 RANGE XXI: IMPACT AREA EVALUATION Unexploded Ordnance Corrosion 73 UXO Technology Demonstration Program 75 Low-Cost Hot Gas Decontamination of Explosives-Contaminated Firing Range Scrap 76 RANGE XXI: SMALL ARMS RANGE TECHNOLOGY Shock-Absorbing Concrete Performance and Recycling Demonstration 79 Small Arms Range Bullet Trap Demonstrations 81 Range and Munitions Use Workgroup 83 Advanced Small Arms Range Guidance Document 85 RANGE XXI: TRAINING AREA SUSTAINMENT Vegetation Wear Tolerance 87 RANGE XXI: TRAINING AND TEST EMISSIONS MANAGEMENT Ordnance Emissions Characterization Program 89 Dud and Low Order Rate Study 92 Emission Source Modeling and Health Risk Assessment 93 TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Tri-Service Environmental Technology Symposium 97 U.S. Army Environmental (User) Requirements and Technology Assessments 98 U.S./Germany Environmental Technology Data Exchange Agreement 101 Unexploded Ordnance/Countermine Forum 2000 102 APPENDICES APPENDIX A Acronyms A-i APPENDIX B Program Partners B-i
WHAT’S INSIDE PURPOSE BENEFITS TECHNOLOGY USERS DESCRIPTION ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND RESULTS LIMITATIONS FOLLOW-ON PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS POINT OF CONTACT INTRODUCTION This report describes current endeavors at the U.S. Army Environmental Center’s (USAEC’s) Pollution Prevention and Environmental Technology Division (P2&ETD) during fiscal year (FY) 2000. These project summaries will help readers to better understand the division’s efforts and capabilities. Technology is a major weapon in the Army’s efforts to both defend the nation and sustain its environment. Through the programs described in this report, USAEC gives the Army access to the most effective and affordable environmental tools available. P2&ETD has retained its focus on conservation, compliance and cleanup technologies, bolstering the Center’s commitment to saving money and quickly putting innovative ideas to work for its Army and Defense Department customers. The FY 2000 P2&ETD Annual Report is organized by the following categories: � Pollution Prevention Programs • Pollution Prevention Team • HSMS Team • Acquisition Team � Environmental Technology Programs • Cleanup Technology • Compliance Technology • Pollution Prevention Technology • Program Focus: Range XXI • Other Technology Programs � Appendices Project descriptions are organized into several sections: What problem does the project address? How does the project help its users? Who will use the technology? Why develop such a technology? How does it work? What is the development approach? So far, what results have been achieved? What might affect the use of this technology? What additional requirements are anticipated? Whom do I contact for more information? 5v
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