Stationing hungry soldiers in an Iraqi desert where temperatures can exceed 130 degrees Fahrenheit presents obvious logistical challenges. Refrigerating food is necessary but difficult, especially in remote locations. It’s also expensive and potentially dangerous to transport fuel to power the...
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MAINSTREAM ENGINEERING CORP
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UEI: YR8FJBGXWRR1
# of Employees: 110
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Non-Toxic, Non-flammable, Low FP Heat Exchanger Fluids
Amount: $69,931.00This proposed research addresses NASA 2004-1 SBIR Topic B3.01, "Environmental Control of Spacecraft Cabin Atmosphere." The objective of this proposed effort is to demonstrate the freeze/thaw properti ...
SBIRPhase I2005National Aeronautics and Space Administration -
Demonstration of a Saturated Liquid Refrigerant Spray Cooling System for Laser Diode Arrays
Amount: $749,206.00Industrial-sized, solid-state lasers can not be scaled up in power to meet the demands of future missile defense systems due to stringent thermal constraints. Existing water-based thermal management ...
SBIRPhase II2004Department of Defense Missile Defense Agency -
Carbon Nanotube Gas Sensor
Amount: $69,944.00Sensing gas molecules is critical to environmental monitoring, control of chemical processes, space missions as well as agricultural and medical applications. Existing electrical sensor materials are ...
SBIRPhase I2004National Aeronautics and Space Administration -
Demonstration of a Unique Nanotube-Based Arsenic Detector
Amount: $100,000.00The objective of this Phase I effort is to demonstrate an innovative nanotube sensor capable of identifying and quantifying the concentrations of arsenic in water using a unique, low-cost, and robust ...
SBIRPhase I2004Department of Defense Air Force -
Demonstration of a Portable Water Purification Device for the USMC
Amount: $69,944.00A lightweight portable water purification device has been long sought by the US military. Mainstream has been hard at developing such a lightweight purification device since 1989, and has finally deve ...
SBIRPhase I2004Department of Defense Navy -
Fabrication of High Conductivity Heat Pipes using Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes
Amount: $69,996.00This proposal will demonstrate the development of a composite material containing aligned carbon nanotubes with thermal conductivity far in excess of traditional copper or aluminum. A unique process ...
SBIRPhase I2004Department of Defense Navy -
Demonstration of a Low-Pressure Water Turbine for Low-Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
Amount: $100,000.0075622-High-temperature heat, a by-product in many processes, is often used for heating or in combined cycles to produce additional power. Other processes, including microturbines, internal combustion ...
SBIRPhase I2004Department of Energy -
Nanotube Enhanced Spray Cooling for Laser Thermal Management
Amount: $98,845.00Planned single-phase thermal management system designs for high average power solid state lasers will result in thermal systems that are 20x larger and 10x heavier than the laser itself. A two-phase ...
SBIRPhase I2004Department of Defense Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency -
Radar Performance Improvements with Nanotube Enhanced Spray Cooling
Amount: $99,839.00Mainstream has already demonstrated that active cooling systems can be used to increase the output power and the power added efficiency of gallium arsenide (GaAs), high power amplifier (HPA), monolith ...
SBIRPhase I2004Department of Defense Missile Defense Agency -
Dual Electric Starting System fo Heavy Duty Vehicles Cold- Starting: PhaseII
Amount: $691,444.00Current lead-acid battery systems in military vehicles are increasingly unable to support the full array of onboard electrical sensors, to endure the stringent demands of "silent-watch" operation, and ...
SBIRPhase II2004Department of Defense Army
