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Robust Engineered Thermal Control Material Systems for Crew Exploration Vehicle…

Award Information

Agency:
National Aeronautics and Space Administration 		Branch:
N/A 		Award ID:
77641 		Program Year/Program:
2006 / SBIR
Agency Tracking Number:
053332 		Solicitation Year:
N/A 		Solicitation Topic Code:
N/A 		Solicitation Number:
N/A
Small Business Information
Applied Material Systems Engineering Inc
2309 Pennsbury Ct. Schaumburg, IL -
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Woman-Owned: No
Minority-Owned: No
HUBZone-Owned: No
 
Phase 1
Fiscal Year: 2006
Title: Robust Engineered Thermal Control Material Systems for Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) and Prometheus Needs
Agency: NASA
Contract: NNC06CA75C
Award Amount: $69,996.00
 

Abstract:

identified needs for the thermal control and ESD functions of the Prometheus Program's hardware for the heat rejection system for the planned nuclear system. These efforts can also serve uniquely the (CEV) radiator systems needs. The TCMS for the radiators of the both CEV and Prometheus missions need to operate at higher temperatures and provide the space environment stable low ratio of (αs/εT) performance in high radiation orbits involving intense UV, electrons and protons. The CEV application also needs it to withstand typical launch environments. None of the state-of-an-art material systems that are currently in use are designed for the needs of the space environment stable operation at elevated temperatures, and hence, can not meet the same. This proposal identifies the next generation solid state chemistries and processing requirements that can provide the multifunctional space stable performance at higher temperatures and also provide the required unique ESD performance when these very large thermal control areas get exposed to very low temperatures. The proposed efforts will synthesize the candidate new nano engineered passivated pigments and evaluate its space environment stability with use of recently developed next generation dielectrically engineered binders that can employ nano-cluster chemistry to cure into interconnecting percolation paths along with abilities to tailor CTE, thermal shock and thermal cycling performance. Based on results in the phase I

Principal Investigator:

Mukund (Mike) Deshpande.
Principal Investigator
6303729650
m.deshpande@amseng.net

Business Contact:

Mukund (Mike) Deshpande.
Business Official
6303729650
m.deshpande@amseng.net
Small Business Information at Submission:

Applied Material Systems Engineering, Inc.(AMSENG)
2309 Pennsbury Ct. Schaumburg, IL 60194

EIN/Tax ID: 364498547
DUNS: N/A
Number of Employees:
Woman-Owned: No
Minority-Owned: No
HUBZone-Owned: No