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  1. Non-contact, low-cost, stage and velocity sensors for monitoring urban streamflow

    SBC: SUBSURFACE INSIGHTS LLC            Topic: C5516b

    Half of the world’s population lives in urban watersheds. In order to predict how these watersheds will behave under current and future weather dynamics (e.g. if , how and where flooding would occur due to intense rainfall), we need dense measurements of river stage and river velocity. Current instruments are too expensive to deploy in the quantities needed to provide these dense measurements. A ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy
  2. SBIR Phase I:Advanced multi-locus genome engineering to enable consolidated bioprocessing for the low-cost conversion of lignocellulose to hydrocarbon fuels and products

    SBC: Mascoma Corporation            Topic: BT

    The broader impact of this Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project is to test an innovative new approach to generating industrially valuable microorganisms. If successful, the new approach will be demonstrated by improving the ability of an engineered bacterium to convert components of biomass into fuel. The benefit of that research will be to help develop a technology that can c ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 National Science Foundation
  3. SBIR Phase I:Comfortable, Easy-to-Insert Hearing Protection Earplug

    SBC: Rapa Technologies LLC            Topic: MD

    The broader impact/commercial potential of this Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project is a novel hearing protection device which reduces the societal cost of noise induced hearing loss. Noise induced hearing loss is the one of the most prevalent occupational injuries in both US industry and the military, affecting more than 10 million workers at a total preventable economic cos ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 National Science Foundation
  4. SBIR Phase I: Real-Time Allergen Detection Technology for Dietary Proteins Transferred to Human Milk

    SBC: FREE TO FEED, INC.            Topic: BM

    The broader impact/commercial potential of this Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project is to provide the first test to determine the allergen content of human milk accurately, quickly, and cost-effectively. As much as 25% of infants have reported allergic responses to dietary proteins found in human milk which often results in breast/body feeding termination. Breast/body feeding ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 National Science Foundation
  5. 08b: Drone-deployable transmission sensor unit for widespread phasor, power quality, and environmental measurement to increase grid throughput, reliability, and efficiency

    SBC: PITCH AERONAUTICS INC.            Topic: C5608b

    Dynamic Line Ratings (DLRs) can dramatically increase transmission line current capacity, allowing increased renewable energy penetration, decreased line congestion, and prevention of line construction. However, DLR implementation highly depends on unmeasured local line wind, solar irradiation, and line conditions. Today these conditions are only modeled or measured at isolated locations along a s ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy
  6. Control of Grain Properties and Slug Geometry for High-Performance Metallic Fuel

    SBC: CREARE LLC            Topic: C5640v

    C56-40v-272647Next-generation nuclear power plants can provide a large-scale source of environmentally benign power generation while improving safety and minimizing proliferation risks. For best performance, these reactors will require large numbers of uranium alloy fuel slugs produced with metallurgical properties that enable reliable, long-term operation. No method currently exists for high-volu ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy
  7. Crack Prevention and Mitigation for New and In-Service Dry Storage Canisters

    SBC: CREARE LLC            Topic: C5641b

    C56-41b-273026Welded stainless steel canisters at near-marine sites that contain spent nuclear fuel (SNF) have been found with salts on their outer surface that can produce an aggressive chemical environment. These conditions could lead to pitting, stress corrosion cracking (SCC), and potential release of radioactive materials. We propose to develop an innovative process and device for mitigating ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy
  8. Powder Injection Molding Processes for Manufacture of Fast Reactor Nuclear Fuels

    SBC: J FOSTER & ASSOCIATES LLC            Topic: C5640v

    Current methods of manufacturing sodium fast reactor (SFR) fuels are constrained to small window of manufacturability. Powder forming processes could provide unique material advantages over traditional casting and extrusion techniques; however, fuel materials in powder form are highly reactive with oxygen and represent a pyrophoric hazard. U and Pu alloys and ceramics are easily dispersible in pow ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy
  9. Powder Injection Overmolding of High Burnup Light Water Reactor Fuels

    SBC: J FOSTER & ASSOCIATES LLC            Topic: C5640v

    Globally, the majority of nuclear reactors in operation are light water reactor (LWR) designs and are expected to remain a steadfast low-energy carbon sources for the foreseeable. LWR technology would greatly benefit from fuel materials that can withstand increased burnup, however. By creating a fuel with higher burnup capability, fuels can remain in the reactor longer, leading to less refueling o ...

    SBIR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy
  10. Non-contact, low-cost, stage and velocity sensors for monitoring urban streamflow

    SBC: SUBSURFACE INSIGHTS LLC            Topic: C5516b

    Half of the world’s population lives in urban watersheds. In order to predict how these watersheds will behave under current and future weather dynamics (e.g. if , how and where flooding would occur due to intense rainfall), we need dense measurements of river stage and river velocity. Current instruments are too expensive to deploy in the quantities needed to provide these dense measurements. A ...

    STTR Phase I 2023 Department of Energy
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