ABSTRACT:
CONCENTRATOR DEVELOPMENT
o JPL provided assistance to SNLA in getting the Flux Mapper data system operational.
o Mirror materials were picked up by SNLA personnel for shipment to Advanco.
STIRLING MODULE DEVELOPMENT
o At EPRI, Palo Alto, two Rockwell ETEC test engineers presented the proposed format and contents for their evaluation report on the tests of the Vanguard Solar Parabolic Dish Stirling-engine module. The final report will summarize the calendar year 1984 testing when released in April 1985.
o The DOE/Advanco Vanguard FY 1985 test plan has been signed. A test sequence coinciding with the winter solstice as performed December 20-25 for comparison of performance with other Southern California
Edison-sponsored solar plants.
o McDonnell Douglas Corporation and United Stirling AB (Sweden) dedicated their prototype 25 kW Solar Dish/Stirling Electric Generation Module at the Huntington Beach, CA facility on December 5th.

ABSTRACT:
CONCENTRATOR DEVELOPMENT
o A major shipment of computer and auxiliary test equipment was made in mid-August to Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque (SNLA). This essentially completes the property transfer to SNLA. A few remaining items at Edwards Test Station will be shipped later as required by SNLA, and some mirror and receiver materials are being retained at JPL for future program support to SNLA.
ORGANIC RANKINE DEVELOPMENT
o All major issues with Ford on Contract 955637 have been resolved. The contract is essentially complete. All documentation including drawings, reports and aperture cards have been delivered to JPL and transmitted to Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque (SNLA), and the contract is in final closeout.

ABSTRACT:
CONCENTRATOR DEVELOPMENT
o All concentrator development tasks are now complete. This includes the examination of all data from the final PDC-1 tests with both optical scans and Flux Mapper results. The final PDC-1 report will review this data. o Most of the property destined for Sandia National Laboratories Albuquerque (SNLA) has been picked up by them. Some items still remain at JPL, but all are ready for shipment except for a few minor items which may be used by JPL in future tasks for SNLA.