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  1. A Biologically-inspired Topological Design Tool for Additive Manufacturing of Air Platform Structures

    SBC: Adjoint Technologies, LLC            Topic: N162091

    Metallic Additive Manufacturing (AM) technology can deliver breakthrough solutions to U.S. Navy air platform and weapon systems by drastically increasing performance and reducing weight. However, the current design and engineering tools cannot fully exploit the design freedom brought about by advanced AM processes. In addition, many existing topology optimization tools are unable to directly addre ...

    SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of DefenseNavy
  2. Abrasion Resistant Coating For Composite Substrates

    SBC: NANOSPERSE LLC            Topic: AF141160

    ABSTRACT:The abrasion resistance coating proof of concept developed in Phase I will be matured, tested and prepared for use for PDM cycle on major platform by 2016.The prime contractor is prepared to test the material on platform mockup and to assist in testing to prepare for full commercial transition.BENEFIT:The coating will benefit a specific platform by avoiding $4.5M in costs during PDM cycle ...

    SBIR Phase II 2016 Department of DefenseAir Force
  3. Active Control of a Scramjet Engine

    SBC: Ahmic Aerospace LLC            Topic: AF15AT19

    Scramjet engines are designed to operate across a wide Mach number range and typically incorporate isolator sections to provide sufficient back-pressure margin and prevent unstart. As military requirements become increasingly demanding, an active, closed-loop control system is necessary to maintain engine stability and power output. During Phase I, key components of a scramjet control system were ...

    STTR Phase II 2016 Department of DefenseAir Force
  4. Active Thermal Control System Optimization

    SBC: Dynsan            Topic: N152115

    Continuing development and integration of high power electronics devices with smaller footprints, higher power densities, electronic propulsion, weapon, and sensor systems, requires efficient thermal management strategies. The US Navy has identified two-phase cooling systems as a viable candidate approach for heat removal from for such devices that can experience high power electronics loads durin ...

    SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of DefenseNavy
  5. Adaptive antenna structures

    SBC: BerrieHill Research Corporation            Topic: AF141109

    ABSTRACT:Unwanted RFI is a growing concern due to the ever expanding RF world around us. Not only are the number of RFI sources increasing, so too is the frequency usage across the RF spectrum. As a result, RF systems, like the AFSCN, are expected to become more susceptible to disruptions in coverage and service. Additionally, these systems must maintain a small RF footprint and not contribute to ...

    SBIR Phase II 2016 Department of DefenseAir Force
  6. Additive Manufacturing Development of Naval Platform Heat Exchangers

    SBC: APPLIED OPTIMIZATION, INC.            Topic: N161071

    The research objective of this proposal is to demonstrate feasibility of Additive Manufacturing (AM) ICME to develop a conformal design heat exchanger (HeX) for the cooling of power electronics hardware. The conformal geometry of the cooling channels will be developed in order to attain higher thermal efficiency as compared to a commercial benchmark. The cross-section of the cooling channels will ...

    SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of DefenseNavy
  7. Additive Manufacturing of Masking to Support Turbine Engine Sustainment

    SBC: AIM MRO Holdings, Inc            Topic: AF153004

    ABSTRACT: Protective masking of part surfaces is critical during the component repair process.Whether using Arc wire, Plasma spray, HVOF, cold spray, grit blasting or tumbling the operator needs to be able to define the repair area on the component.Traditionally this has been done using plasma taping which is a very labor intensive process.Traditional cast masking can change the way a shop operate ...

    SBIR Phase II 2016 Department of DefenseAir Force
  8. Additive Manufacturing Techniques

    SBC: Vector ElectroMagnetics LLC            Topic: AF161080

    ABSTRACT: Vector ElectroMagnetics, LLC will identify and develop cost effective additive manufacturing materials, processes, and techniques sufficient to prototype and produce future components supporting current and future ICBM programs.More specifically, two primary objectives will be the focus of this effort.First, we will develop cost effective additive manufacturing materials, processes, and ...

    SBIR Phase I 2016 Department of DefenseAir Force
  9. Additive Manufacturing to Support 100% Parts Availability

    SBC: RENAISSANCE SERVICES INC            Topic: AF153003

    ABSTRACT: The Rapid Engineered Additive Legacy Tubes (REAL Tubes) program will addresses significant problems faced by the sustainment community. Tubes are essential for propulsion and aircraft systems, conveying fuel, hydraulic and lubricating fluids, and air throughout engines to ensure effective operation in a wide range of environments.The Air Force currently sustains some 20,000 legacy engine ...

    SBIR Phase II 2016 Department of DefenseAir Force
  10. Advanced Algorithms for Non-Resolved Space Based Space Sensing

    SBC: APPLIED OPTIMIZATION, INC.            Topic: AF141123

    ABSTRACT:The research objective of the proposed effort is to demonstrate and transition an autonomous, rapid determination of satellite features to be used for Threat Indication and Notification (TIN). The scope is to enhance and transition the advanced algorithms previously developed under AFRL/RV into operation in the Joint Space Operations Center (JSPOC) Mission System (JMS) through the JMS Adv ...

    SBIR Phase II 2016 Department of DefenseAir Force
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