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Company: L. C. PEGASUS CORP. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: … and demonstration of a cost-effective and power-efficient advanced remote sensing technology able to detect home made explosives. The system will be specifically designed to detect trace amount of the out-gassed by-products of explosive materials, in particular, ammonia… more
Company: Mainstream Engineering Corporation Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / STTR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: … technical challenge for NASA, military, and civilian applications. The raw storage heat capacity of metal-hydrides surpass that of most latent- and bond-based thermal storage materials except the latent heat of vaporization of water and in some cases ammonia. Furthermore… more
Company: Mainstream Engineering Corporation Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: … minimize the volume/mass of the thermal management system. The Air Force currently seeks a TES with system-based heat capacities of 68 kJ/kg and 120 MJ/m3 while allowing for a charge/discharge rate of 2 kW/kg. Currently state-of-the-art paraffin-, metal-hydride-, and … more
Company: MESA PHOTONICS, LLC Agency/Program/Year/Phase: NSF / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: This Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project will lead to a highly miniaturized trace gas analyzers that are useful for emissions monitoring and industrial safety application. The planned work is motivated by a need to detect ammonia in the air. Once released… more
Company: PLATYPUS TECHNOLOGIES, LLC Agency/Program/Year/Phase: HHS / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: … of exceeding the adsorption capacity of the carbon, which would result in breakthrough and inhalation of organic vapors, NIOSH has recommended the use of end-of-service life indicators (ESLI) in APRs. Although ESLIs have been developed for some toxic gases (e.g., ammonia),… more
Company: TDA Research, Inc. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOE / SBIR / 2011 / 2
Abstract: … fuels, but are routinely used in gasification or partial oxidation processes that run on coal, coke, bitumen and other heavy hydrocarbon feedstocks. Therefore in addition to synfuels production, they will also find applications in petroleum refineries, methanol and ammonia… more
Company: Rocky Research Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: …. Gas released during dissociation must be stored. Phase I will evaluate systems storing gas (a) in and pressurized vessel, and (b) in a gas-storage reactor with a lower vapor pressure complex compound. TES systems of this type are recharged by allowing ammonia to… more
Company: Sustainable Innovations, LLC Agency/Program/Year/Phase: EPA / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: … greenhouse gases and converting them to a valuable fuel or chemical.
Sustainable Innovations is developing an Electrochemical Greenhouse Gas Recycling System (EGGRS) that capture GHGs and converts them electrochemically to chemical commodities, i.e. methanol (CH2)H), ammonia… more
Company: Technology Assessment & Transfer, Inc. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: … concept is based on the loop heat pipe (LHP) thermal switching radiator. Two key advancements proposed are: 1) use of a novel submicron pore size, high permeability wick that offers higher performance and lower cost than traditional titanium wicks typically used in ammonia… more
Company: Vista Photonics, Inc. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOE / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: Aerosol research remains a priority area and requires strong efforts to resolve the very complex processes that occur in the atmosphere. To understand aerosol formation and their implications on climate the study of precursors provides very valuable information. Ammonia is one… more
Company: Intelligent Optical Systems Inc. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: USDA / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: … animal and poultry livestock environments can be challenging, not only due to the required quantitative and qualitative monitoring, but also for determining the air ventilation rates associated with elevated contaminant concentrations at high emission peaks. Ammonia, carbon… more
Company: XUNERGY Agency/Program/Year/Phase: NSF / SBIR / 2011 / 1
Abstract: …, and are expected to last longer than the commercial LiBr chillers. They can be driven by low level heat from low cost solar collectors. The materials in the system are basically non-toxic. Currently, commercialization of the less efficient and more costly aqua-ammonia… more
Company: Excelerant Ceramics Agency/Program/Year/Phase: NSF / SBIR / 2010 / 1
Abstract: … of this new phenomenon in heterogeneous catalysis.
The broader/commercial impact of this project is the opportunity to create significant energy and cost savings in hydrogen production. Hydrogen gas is a major feedstock for a number of industrial processes, including … more
Company: ENVIRONMENTAL ENERGY & ENGINEERING COMPANY Agency/Program/Year/Phase: USDA / SBIR / 2010 / 1
Abstract: … and methane greenhouse gas emissions. However, two significant problems must be resolved prior to achieving that potential. Those problems are: 1) the poor economics associated with anaerobic digestion and 2) the release of toxic, greenhouse gas producing, ammonia nitrogen… more
Company: Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOE / SBIR / 2010 / 1
Abstract: … using a steam and carbon dioxide mixture as input to a thermochemical cerium oxide cycle. Syngas is a particularly attractive fuel since it can be used to synthesize alternative fuels (notably, Fischer-Tropsch liquid fuels) or chemicals such as methanol and ammonia. It can… more
Company: Busek Co. Inc. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2010 / 2
Abstract: Busek proposes to develop a flight prototype micro resistojet (MRJ) propulsion system for CubeSat satellites. Ammonia has been chosen as the propellant because it is self-pressurizing, relatively high density, and is well suited as a cold gas propellant for propulsive attitude… more
Company: Streamline Automation, LLC Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2010 / 2
Abstract: … first used as a weapon during World War I, and reemerged as a threat in Iraq compounding the dangers from existing improvised explosive devices. One of the significant challenges with preventing attacks that involve toxic industrial chemicals (TICs) like chlorine and ammonia is… more
Company: CUBE Technology Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2010 / 1
Abstract: …uce the payload weight of satellites by enabling high-temperature components to dissipate effectively through higher temperature radiators. BENEFIT: The cooling system resulting from this effort is expected to be significantly smaller and lighter-weight than current ammonia… more
Company: ENERGY CONCEPTS CO., LLC Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2010 / 2
Abstract: …HACS) for military applications. The goal is to provide 30% savings in fuel and system weight for meeting a representative demand of a forward operating unit. The key savings are from using generator waste heat to supply part or all of the heat demand of the(HACS). The ammonia… more
Company: FLIGHT SAFETY TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: USDA / SBIR / 2010 / 1
Abstract: … comparison with existing state-of-the-art processes) will lead to the reintroduction of well-established and tested methods for producing fertilizers consisting of sodium, potassium or calcium nitrate using nitric acid as the nitrogen feedstock. This will by-pass the ammonia… more
Company: Giner, Inc. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: USDA / SBIR / 2010 / 2
Abstract: Ammonia emissions from extensive agricultural operations such as livestock (beef, dairy, poultry, swine and horses) have gained much attention in recent years due to the adverse effects of these emissions on public health and outdoor air quality. Ammonia is considered an… more
Company: Argos Intelligence, LLC Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOE / SBIR / 2010 / 1
Abstract: …ooling towers, and gas leaks, with additional applications in other industrial and military markets for the remote detection, identification, tracking, and concentration estimation of chem/bio warfare agents and other toxic industrial chemicals (such as chlorine, ammonia, and… more
Company: Nanotrons Corp. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / STTR / 2010 / 1
Abstract: … roll-to-roll production processes. The production of these sensors also can be monitored and controlled in real time using integrated in-line quality assurance system. Additionally, since these sensors can detect chemical warfare agents (i.e., HCN, CEES, DMMP) and ammonia… more
Company: KION DEFENSE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2010 / 1
Abstract: … polymer technology. The new fabrication method is based on the synthesis of new, single component ceramic precursor resins to ZrC-SiC ceramics that comprise significant mole fractions of Zr. The resins will be based on the modification of KDT's liquid ammonia-derived… more
Company: KION DEFENSE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Agency/Program/Year/Phase: DOD / SBIR / 2010 / 1
Abstract: … polymer technology. The new fabrication method is based on the synthesis of new, single component ceramic precursor resins to ZrC-SiC ceramics that comprise significant mole fractions of Zr. The resins will be based on the modification of KDT's liquid ammonia-derived… more
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