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Recovery Act- Advanced Technology High Efficiency Low Cost Small Turbine for DG and CHP
SBC: CANDENT TECHNOLOGIES INCORPORATED Topic: 04dEfficient and environmentally friendly power generation is a national goal. While large scale power plants are demonstrating thermal efficiencies of 50%, the cost and environmental impact of increasing the size of current power plants and expansion of the grid to distribute this power are making this approach increasingly difficult and expensive. Alternative distributed power gen systems driven by ...
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of Energy -
Grid 2.0: Collaboration and Sharing on the Grid
SBC: GALOIS, INC. Topic: 54cGrid computing, the application of many loosely-coupled computers in federation to provide shared resources makes significant compute or storage capabilities accessible to distributed teams of researchers. In doing so, it also poses a challenge: How do distributed teams collaborate effectively with these resources? This project will determine how best to apply social and collaboration software ...
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of Energy -
Recovery Act- Controller for Charging/Storage System
SBC: Peregrine Power LLC Topic: 07bThe nation
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of Energy -
Recovery Act- High-Temperature Industrial Insulation Utilizing Aerogels
SBC: TOUCHSTONE RESEARCH LABORATORY, LTD. Topic: 04cIndustrial high-temperature furnace insulation materials currently consist of either carbon or graphite in various forms. Due to these limited materials choices, the results include significant heat loss, expensive maintenance costs incurred due to frequent replacement of the carbon insulation, and long lead times due to supply tightness of carbon fibers. End-users need to reduce expensive energy ...
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of Energy -
High-Dynamic-Range, Rad-Hard, Time-Resolved, Correlated X-ray Photon Detector
SBC: VOXTEL, INC. Topic: 06c90087S09-II Expanding user demand for X-ray beamline time for science experiments in diverse fields necessitates expensive new beamlines, or the more efficient use of existing resources. Detectors that collect more data, with efficient on-chip and off-chip processing of the resulting data streams, represent the most economical solution to this problem. The innovation is addressing the need for s ...
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of Energy -
Recovery Act- Lucid Energy Technologies In-conduit Hydropower
SBC: Lucid Energy Technologies, Llp Topic: 06bThe U.S. faces increasing vulnerability as it depends on expensive, non renewable energy supplies from politically unstable regions. The most common renewable energy sources - wind, solar, geothermal, and traditional hydroelectric - are not growing at an adequate pace to meet demand. The U.S. needs additional innovative, pragmatic alternatives to achieve energy security.Lucid Energy Technologies, ...
SBIR Phase II 2010 Department of Energy