From: Millure, Dave [mailto:Dave.Millure@metglas.com] 

Sent: Friday, October 14, 2011 11:38 AM 

To: Brian Coffey 

Cc: jhhextec@aol.com 

Subject: FW: Engineering Data Exchange 

Brian – Rickard Parker suggested we may want to include amorphous hex in Navigant’s engineering

analysis.  The attached will be enhanced soon as discussed today.   

Would you suggest that John Hurst (copied) be invited to provide information?

Dave

From: Brian Coffey [mailto:brian.coffey@navigant.com] 

Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2011 4:11 PM 

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Subject: Engineering Data Exchange 

MV Committee Members,

Several of the group have proposed that DOE facilitate a bidirectional exchange of engineering data.

Attached is one kind of template that could be used to compare the ways in which different parties can

achieve certain efficiency levels. DOE would populate the spreadsheet with detailed design information

for the least cost transformers able to achieve the draft efficiency levels using different steels.

Data provided to DOE could then be compared to the DOE designs and differences explained. Because

this data would likely be considered confidential, Navigant is willing  to enter into nondisclosure

agreements with any party submitting such data. This process would first be used to verify the

engineering analysis of the current representative units and could be expanded to analyze scaling

relationships.

We welcome comments and specific suggestions of how this process could be implemented.

Best,

Brian Coffey

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