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<strong>SSG</strong>(X) <strong>Design</strong> – VT Team 3 Page 94<br />
4.11 Cost and Risk Analysis<br />
4.11.1 Cost and Producibility<br />
<strong>SSG</strong>(X) is a highly producible, body of revolution design. The structure is made of HY80steel that the U.S.<br />
Navy uses on current submarines. The beam to depth ratio of unity reduces extra production costs that arise from<br />
non-uniform shapes. The design also is capable of being produced modularly for quick substitution of the fore,<br />
mid, or aft sections tailored to different mission objectives.<br />
The cost calculation is primarily based on SWBS group weights. Multiplying a specific complexity factor for<br />
each group by the weight of the SWBS group times the man-hour rate produces the labor costs. The material costs<br />
for each group were determined by multiplying the specific complexity factor by the weight times an average<br />
inflation factor. Following these calculations the total Direct Cost (DC) is determined by adding the total Cost of<br />
Labor (CL) and the total Cost of Material (CM). An example of these calculations done in is shown below in Figure<br />
95.<br />
C. Lead Ship Shipbuilder Labor Cost :<br />
Structure<br />
Update Man Hour Rate (fully burdened):<br />
Mh :=<br />
75⋅dol hr<br />
700⋅hr KN1 := CL := KN1⋅W ⋅Mh<br />
CL = 64.1Mdol<br />
lton<br />
1 1<br />
1<br />
800⋅hr + Propulsion KN2 := CL := KN2⋅W ⋅Mh<br />
CL = 20.1Mdol<br />
lton<br />
2 2<br />
2<br />
D. Lead Ship Shipbuilder Material Cost :<br />
Structure<br />
20⋅Kdol KM1 := CM := FI⋅KM1⋅W CM = 32.9Mdol<br />
lton<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
+ Propulsion<br />
3. Direct Cost:<br />
150⋅Kdol KM2 :=<br />
lton<br />
DC := CL + CM<br />
CM := FI⋅KM2⋅W 2<br />
2<br />
CM = 67.5Mdol<br />
2<br />
Figure 95 - Cost Calculations<br />
The indirect costs were calculated as an overhead percentage of the direct costs, in this case 25%. For a typical<br />
U.S. nuclear submarine this percentage would be closer to 150%. The cost of the boat satisfies the threshold value<br />
specified in the ORD, $700 million for basic cost of construction and $1 billion for lead ship cost. Figure 96 below<br />
shows the SWBS cost percentage breakdown. <strong>SSG</strong>(X) is a cost efficient and producible alternative to today’s<br />
nuclear powered submarines.<br />
4%<br />
2%<br />
15%<br />
10%<br />
SWBS Cost Percentage Breakdown<br />
8%<br />
11%<br />
10%<br />
21%<br />
19%<br />
Figure 96 - SWBS Cost percentage breakdown<br />
SWBS 100<br />
SWBS 200<br />
SWBS 300<br />
SWBS 400<br />
SWBS 500<br />
SWBS 600<br />
SWBS 700<br />
SWBS 800<br />
SWBS 900