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MRL MATERIALS RESOURCES LLC
UEI: L9FGFCL63WL3
# of Employees: 34
HUBZone Owned: No
Socially and Economically Disadvantaged: No
Woman Owned: No
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ICME-informed DED Additive manufacturing for NSN 4820-00-483-0695
Amount: $99,769.00Maintaining the maritime supply chain is a complex and challenging task, compounded by the long service length of various vessels and systems. Many components incorporate cast and/or forged components ...
SBIRPhase I2022Department of Defense Defense Logistics Agency -
ICME-informed DED Additive manufacturing for NSN 4820-01-645-6088
Amount: $99,770.00Maintaining the maritime supply chain is a complex and challenging task, compounded by the long service length of various vessels and systems. Many components incorporate cast and/or forged components ...
SBIRPhase I2022Department of Defense Defense Logistics Agency -
ICME-informed DED Additive manufacturing for NSN 4820-00-483-0679
Amount: $99,770.00Maintaining the maritime supply chain is a complex and challenging task, compounded by the long service length of various vessels and systems. Many components incorporate cast and/or forged components ...
SBIRPhase I2022Department of Defense Defense Logistics Agency -
Smart ICME for Enhanced Fatigue Life in Metal Additive Manufacturing
Amount: $1,099,479.00We have demonstrated in phase I a methodology for establishing optimized processing parameters using melt pool characteristics as recorded from in-situ co-axial sensors linked to our machine learning ...
STTRPhase II2022Department of Defense Navy -
Engineered fragmentation of additively manufactured munitions casings
Amount: $49,124.00In this project we are proposing additive manufacturing tailored lethality (AMTL) munition casing as a novel technique to tailor fragmentation for optimized lethality against a particular threat. Th ...
SBIRPhase I2021Department of Defense Air Force -
Developing Alloy Compositions Conducive to Additive Manufacturing
Amount: $146,172.00dispersion-forming alloys, dispersion-forming alloys, increases in strength, additive manufacturing, preferred crystallographic orientation, New Alloy Compositions, high-performance metallic materials ...
SBIRPhase I2021Department of Defense Navy -
Lightweight Rapid Alloy Development and Fabrication using ICME based Optimization
Amount: $139,892.00Magnesium alloys offer an attractive combination of good mechanical properties with very low density, making these materials strong candidates for structural applications such as gearboxes for rotary ...
STTRPhase I2021Department of Defense Navy -
Crystallographic orientation mapping of minimally prepared large nonplanar surfaces
Amount: $799,528.00Inspection of microstructure, including crystallographic orientation of components made from titanium alloys and nickel based superalloys is an essential part of quality control of aerospace propulsio ...
SBIRPhase II2021Department of Defense Navy -
ICME-based fatigue life prediction for additive manufactured metallic components
Amount: $1,098,389.00The utilization of additive manufacturing for fatigue rated components is severely hampered by the lack of accurate tools for prediction of fatigue life in additively manufactured parts as a function ...
STTRPhase II2021Department of Defense Navy -
Algorithmic Solutions for Third Party Low-Cost Sensing of LPBF
Amount: $99,487.00Most current in-situ sensing technologies seek to limit LPBF failures by directly evaluating part quality, or process monitoring. For example, monitoring the thermal properties of the build to predict ...
SBIRPhase I2020Department of Defense Defense Logistics Agency
