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ASNE Day '95 "Very Much Alive In '95" May 17-19 Washington, D.C. "Naval Engineering — Very Much Alive in '95," is the theme of this year's ASNE Day. The American Society of Naval Engineers' annual society meeting is scheduled to be held in Washington, D.C. from May 17- 19 at the Washington Sheraton Hotel. The annual ASNE meeting will combine technical presentations, updates from national leaders on policy matters, as well as exhibits and recognition awards. Special events include the High School Science Fair Exhibition and the Career Development Panel, which focuses on promot- ing career growth and opportunities for the young engineer. In attendance at ASNE Day '95 will be society members, science and engineering students, corporate managers, senior engineers, laboratory directors, architects and a full spectrum of highly specialized engineers. For more information on ASNE Day '95, contact the American Society of Naval Engineers, 1452 Duke Street, Alexandria, Va. 22314-3458, tel: (703) 836-6727; fax: (703) 836-7491. Session topics of note include: May 18th Trimaran Ships - The Configuration For The Frigate Of The Future Waterjet Versus Propeller Engine Matching Characteristics May 19th Investigating New Computing Technologies For Shipboard Combat Systems Making Design Everybody's Job: The Warship Design Process ASNE '95 Exhibitors A.W. Chesterton Co. LakeshoreInc. ABS Americas Lockshore Inc. ATIS, Inc. Lokring Corporation Advanced Marine Enterprises Lonseal Inc. Aero Nav Laboratories, Inc. M. Rosenblatt and Son, Inc. Allison Engine Company MTU North America Appleton Marine Inc. Marotta Scientific Controls B.W. Elliott Mfg. Co. Inc. Martin Marietta Bath Iron Works Corporation Martin Marietta Govt Elec Systems CAE Link Corporation Metritape Inc. CPV Manufacturing Company NKF Engineering Inc. Caterpillar Inc. NMP Corp. Marine Division Cegelec Automation, Inc. NSWC-Carderock Division Cincinnati Gear Company Nelson-Firestop Products Cleveland Gear Company Newport News Shipbuilding Coltec Industries, Inc. Nu-Torque, Inc. Comark Corporation Olympus America Inc - IFD Control Masters Inc. Orkot Engineering Plastics Crane Pumps & Systems PDI Corporation Crossfield Products, Inc. PRC Inc. Cummins Marine Paxman Diesel Dayton T. Brown, Inc. Philadelphia Gear Denison Hydraulics Inc. Port of Portland Designers and Planners, Inc. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Deutsch Metal Components Power Systems Group Dynamic Instruments Inc. Prime Technology/lnf 1 Inst. Envirovac, Inc. Retlif Testing Laboratories Eaton/Pressure Sensors Div. Rochem Separation Systems Electromech Welco Rolls Royce GE Aircraft Engines SAIC-ANSEC Gardy-McGrath International Seacor General Dynamics SPDTechnoloies General Dynamics, Electric Boat Division SSS Clutch Company Inc. George G. Sharp, Inc. Ships Part Control Center Gibbs & Cox, Inc. Sperry Marine Inc. Hi-Test Laboratories TRW, Inc. Hamilton Jet Technical Products & Prcsn. Mfg Hemisphere Development Service Inc. Teleflex Naval Technologies Hydrasearch Company, Inc. The Titus Company IMO Industries Inc. Tidewater SectionASNE ITP Corp. Tranter Inc. ITW Philadelphia Resins Corp. Tri-Tec Company Ingalls Shipbuilding, Inc. Trinity Marine Group Integrated Systems Analysts VSE Corporation Intergraph Corporation Village Marine Tec Jered Brown Brothers, Inc. Wartsila Diesel John J. McMullen Associates Westinghouse Electronic Systems Kasco Fuel Maintenance Wilcoxon Research, Inc. Kvaerner Masa Marine Inc. 43 knots on Chockfast with 450 passengers and 126 cars Owner: TIRRENIA di Navigazione, Napoli, Italy Chockfast installation by FINCANTIERI, Genoa, Italy nw Philadelphia Resins P.O. Box 309, Montgomeryville, PA 18936 • Telephone 215.855.8450 Fax 215.855.4688 Circle 257 on Reader Service Card April, 1995 69
