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Directed Vapor Technologies International, Inc.
http://www.directedvapor.com
UEI: F5KSRCP5R8D3
# of Employees: 9
HUBZone Owned: No
Socially and Economically Disadvantaged: No
Woman Owned: No
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Award Listing
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Metal Carbon Composite Manufacturing
Amount: $199,959.00Materials with enhanced specific conductivity and strength that retain the affordability and manufacturing simplicity of baseline metals are sought to aid the development of more efficient and reliabl ...
SBIRPhase I2021Department of Energy -
Materials Modeling Tool for Alloy Design to Streamline the Development of High Temperature, High-Entropy Alloys for Advanced Propulsion Systems
Amount: $816,732.00The performance of gas turbine engines is greatly improved as engine operation temperatures are increased. This has dictated that the hot structural components, made of nickel-based superalloys, often ...
STTRPhase II2019Department of Defense Navy -
Development of Marinized Protective Coatings for Higher Temperature Operations of Marine Gas Turbine Engines
Amount: $749,994.00The marine environment is extremely corrosive to turbine engine components due to salt exposures from the sea, the presence of fuel impurities and the high temperatures experienced. To cope with futur ...
SBIRPhase II2017Department of Defense Navy -
Scalable Manufacturing of Functional Yarns for Textile-based Energy Storage
Amount: $149,772.00Smart textile technologies with advanced functionalities (e.g., sensing, physical actuation) are being developed for military and civilian applications. These products have, to date, been powered by c ...
STTRPhase I2017Department of Defense Army -
Self Regenerative Coatings for Enhanced Protection of Silicon Based Ceramic Composites in Particle Laden Degraded Engine Environments
Amount: $99,785.00Environmental barrier coatings (EBCs) are coating systems that are applied to the surface of Si-based ceramics resulting in protection against moisture-assisted oxidation-induced ceramic recession. Th ...
SBIRPhase I2017Department of Defense Army -
Materials Modeling Tool for Alloy Design to Streamline the Development of High Temperature, High-Entropy Alloys for Advanced Propulsion Systems
Amount: $224,744.00The performance of gas turbine engines is greatly improved as engine operation temperatures are increased. This has dictated that the hot structural components made of nickel based superalloys often o ...
STTRPhase I2017Department of Defense Navy -
Thermal Barrier Coatings for Long Life in Marine Gas Turbine Engines
Amount: $79,925.00The marine environment is extremely corrosive to turbine engine components due to the large amount of salts from the sea coupled with the fuel impurities and the high temperatures experienced. To cope ...
STTRPhase I2016Department of Defense Navy -
Advanced Bond Coats for Thermal Barrier Coating Systems Based on High Entropy Alloys
Amount: $998,533.00Compact Membrane Systems membranes have shown very stable performance. Operating for over 270 days with propylene/propane showed propylene flux of 175 GPU and propylene/propane selectivity of 30. Even ...
SBIRPhase II2016Department of Energy -
High-Performance Magnesium Alloys and Composites by Efficient Vapor Phase Processing
Amount: $999,804.00The low density of magnesium makes it of interest for the development of advanced materials having high specific strength and stiffness. Current Mg applications, however, are limited by the performanc ...
STTRPhase II2015Department of Defense Army -
Robust High Temperature Environmental Barrier Coating System for Ceramic Matrix Composite Gas Turbine Components using Affordable Processing Approach
Amount: $901,160.00Research is proposed to demonstrate the use of advanced manufacturing techniques to enable the affordable application of multi-functional thermal/environmental barrier coatings (T/EBCs) having enhance ...
SBIRPhase II2015National Aeronautics and Space Administration
