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Atomically smooth surfaces as substrates for advanced neutron supermirrors
SBC: AMERICAN PHYSICS AND TECHNOLOGY LLC Topic: 12aNeutron scattering facilities are a key resource aiding the diverse and growing revolution in nano-science and technology-An ongoing challenge for these facilities is providing sufficient neutron flux for an acceptable signal-to-noise ratio for ever more precise experiments-Presently much of the neutron flux is lost because of inefficiencies in the hundreds of meters beam guides and other optics- ...
SBIR Phase I 2018 Department of Energy -
Conversion of Shale Gas to Value-added Chemicals
SBC: OXEON ENERGY LLC Topic: 19aThe increasing applications of ethylene intermediates in various industries are expected to drive the demand for ethylene- Methane produced from shale gas and tight oil is not economically attractive to transport for commercial use- If a process is developed to utilize the methane to directly produce ethylene, a significant commercial opportunity emerges- OxEon Energy proposes a catalytic process ...
SBIR Phase I 2018 Department of Energy -
Smart Sensor Nodes- Title: Self-Federating Edge Nodes To Autonomously Manage Building Infrastructure
SBC: PassiveLogic, Inc. Topic: 06bThis SBIR project proposes an innovative fully-autonomous Smart Cyber Physical System (SCPS) for control and management of buildings, facilities and process control- The proposed technology is comprised of self-federating A-I--driven edge computing nodes that aggregate local sensors, provide coordinated physics-based control decisions, and generate automatic semantic analytics from the big data ge ...
SBIR Phase I 2018 Department of Energy -
GDL Media Development for Improved PEM Fuel Cell Performance
SBC: TECHVERSE INC Topic: 17bHydrogen fueled PEMFC stack systems for powering automobiles offer an excellent opportunity for the United States to reduce its dependence on foreign oil and to reduce emissions- However, cost of the fuel cell power system is still too high compared to the 2020 DOE target of $40/kW- The achievable stack power density is the single most dominant factor affecting cost of automotive stacks and it is ...
SBIR Phase I 2018 Department of Energy -
High Efficiency RF Power Sources for Accelerator Applications
SBC: USML L.L.C. Topic: 29bThe Department of Energy operates various linear particle accelerators that consume massive amounts of electricity- One of the key components of a particle accelerator is the radio frequency (RF) power amplifier- By increasing the efficiency of this amplifier while keeping its cost down, it is possible to save considerable amounts of energy and reduce operating costs- RF power amplifiers convert e ...
SBIR Phase I 2018 Department of Energy -
An in-situ device to monitor root-soil-microbe interactions
SBC: HI Fidelity Genetics, Inc. Topic: 22aFinding better ways to measure rhizosphere properties has the potential to transform agriculture. Better understanding of the root-microbe-soil interactions that characterize the rhizosphere will help reduce fertilizer, pesticide, and herbicide inputs, improve effective carbon dioxide sequestration, enhance biofuel crop production, and lead to more efficient farms with higher profitability. But th ...
STTR Phase I 2018 Department of Energy -
WesTest Hardware Modeler for LASAR Digital Device Simulationcompatible with the VDATS Di-Series digital subsystem
SBC: WESTEST ENGINEERING CORP Topic: AF172005Many custom and hybrid integrated circuits (ICs) and custom electronic components cannot bemodeled in simulation software because of their complexity and/or lack of technical data.TPS developers need to use a hardware modeler for these types of integrated circuits.The proposed WesTest Hardware Modeler will be compatible with LASAR and the VDATS Di-Series digital subsystem.It utilizes the Teradyne ...
SBIR Phase I 2018 Department of DefenseAir Force -
Landing Gear Fatigue Model K Modification
SBC: MARK G. MILLER, INC. Topic: AF161018Air Force landing gear systems are subjected to surface treatment processes (e.g., chrome plating, cadmium plating, anodizing) an indefinite number of times throughout their service life. During these processes, components are exposed to environments and chemicals which affect material surface conditions (e.g., roughness, residual stresses, microstructure) and reduce fatigue life. This reduction i ...
SBIR Phase II 2018 Department of DefenseAir Force -
Novel Low Cost Two-dimensional Atomically Precise Covalent Organic Membranes
SBC: NCO Technologies LLC Topic: 15aReducing the amount of carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels has been dentified as one of the most important and difficult problems facing our society. The post combustion CO2 capture from flue gas is particularly challenging due to the relatively low pressure (1 atm) and high temperature (~70 ºC) of flue gas, and its small CO2 concentration (
SBIR Phase II 2018 Department of Energy -
An isogeometric approach to streamlining high-end structural dynamics simulation for automotive and other applications
SBC: Coreform LLC Topic: 02aA significant problem in automotive, defense, and other industries is the complexity of setting up and running simulations for various aspects of a design to ensure accuracy, assess failings, and predetermine fatal and non-fatal errors. A high-prole and increasingly important type of simulation is the modeling of crash phenomena, where today's best methods require millions of dollars of manual lab ...
SBIR Phase II 2018 Department of Energy