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Innovative Multi-cellular Pultruded Composite Guardrail
SBC: Creative Pultrusions, Inc Topic: N/AN/A
SBIR Phase II 2001 Department of Transportation -
Recovery and Recycling of Plant Polyphenols and Water from Spent Tanning Liquor
SBC: E.H. Hall Company, Inc. Topic: N/AThis project involves the development of a first-of-its-kind method for fractionation and recovery of industrial viable plant polyphenol material from spent tanning liquor (a.k.a. used color bath), a waste byproduct from the vegetable tanning and chrome retanning industry. Using a newly developed proprietary process currently being submitted for a provisional patent, a pilot facility will be built ...
SBIR Phase II 2001 Department of Agriculture -
Biobased, Monomers for Low Odor, Low VOC Architectural Latex Paints
SBC: Southern Diversified Products, LLC Topic: N/AThis project proposes the development of industrial agri-based oil monomers for the preparation of low odor, low VOC architectural latex coatings. The process for preparing acrylate and/or methacrylate monomers derived from castor oil and other industrial oils, such as soybean and linseed oils, involves an acrylate derivatization step. Monomers based on castor oil have been incorporated into latex ...
SBIR Phase II 2001 Department of Agriculture -
KELP-LIKE FEED PRODUCT FOR ABALONE
SBC: Zeigeler Bros., Inc. Topic: N/AALTHOUGH PRODUCTION OF ABALONE BY U.S. FARMERS IS INCREASING RAPIDLY, U.S. MANUFACTURERS DO NOTCURRENTLY PRODUCE A COMMERCIAL FEED FR THIS VALUABLE MOLLUSC. AT PRESENT, U.S. FARMERS DEPEND ON NATURAL PRODUCTION OF KELP HARVESTED FROM COASTAL WATERS. THIS DEPENDANCE ON PERISHABLE FEEDSTOCK IS INEFFICIENT AND POTENTIALLY DAMAGING TO THE INDUSTRY. ARTIFICIAL ABALONE FEEDS PRODUCED IN JAPAN ARE COST-P ...
SBIR Phase II 1995 Department of Agriculture