CPAC-May’02; U.Bonne - New Sampling/Sensor Initiative (NeSSI-II) May’02 CPAC Draft of White Paper to U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Industrial Technology OBJECTIVES Take updated set of NeSSI -II prototype specs and components from the concept stage, through several development steps to a productization plan stage. APPROACH via Tasks: 1. Agree on NeSSI-II specs 2. Build and lab test of first unit 3. Fabrication of NeSSI units 4. Field test and evaluate 5. Market assessment 6. Manufacturing cost estimate SCHEDULE - June ‘02 Presentation to DoE - June ‘03 DoE Funding starts - June ‘04 Tasks 1-3 done - June ‘05 Tasks 4-6 done Fig.1. Typical Sampling Train as Envisioned for a NeSSI-II Unit* * from “NeSSI-II Prelim.Specs..” by DuBois, vVuuren, Tatera

CPAC-May’02; U.Bonne - NeSSI Project Collaboration on - Spec Preparation c/w Sample System Test Design: CPAC (Rob, Peter, Jim, Ken) - Program Management: See Program Management (PM) -Steering Team - Sensor design and adaptation: Honeywell, Rosemount, ABB and others - Mounting base and fittings, including base & enclosure heater: Swagelok, Parker, CIRCOR, Kinetics,... - Combi Valve: Swagelok, Parker, CIRCOR,... - Design and adaptation of CAN-SDS or -DeviceNet communication system: Honeywell in collaboration with users and approval bodies - Design aspects needed for IS qualification, and other approvals: Honeywell with MTL, R. Stahl, P+F; Crouse Hinds, Turck, and other IS manufacturers - Integration and Assembly and Overall Electrical Approval: Spartech, others… - Manufacturing cost: Honeywell, Swagelok, Parker and others - Marketing study: Honeywell, Parker, Swagelok, ABB and others

CPAC-May’02; U.Bonne - Smart T-Comp. TC Sensor Smart T-Comp Flow Sensor 17 mm Smart T-Comp Flow Sensor

CPAC-May’02; U.Bonne - Definition

CPAC-May’02; U.Bonne - Definition