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APS Materials, Inc.
UEI: SWFKXRKFP3Z9
# of Employees: 125
HUBZone Owned: No
Socially and Economically Disadvantaged: No
Woman Owned: No
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Damping Coatings for Gas Turbine Compression System Airfoils
Amount: $749,790.00The use of monolithic airfoil structures in static and rotating components such as one-piece integrally bladed rotors (IBR''s) in military turbine engines has created an increased risk of hi ...
SBIRPhase II2012Department of Defense Navy -
Development of Multifunctional Damping Coating Systems for Turbine Engine Components
Amount: $99,968.00This SBIR Phase I program will bring together both thermal spray and PVD coating technologies to create a multilayer damping coating system capable of enhancing the reliability of components in the ha ...
SBIRPhase I2010Department of Defense Air Force -
Advanced Damping Technologies for Small Turbine Engines
Amount: $723,076.00The Army’s new turbine engine airfoil designs have the potential of increased high cycle fatigue. The current Phase I SBIR program demonstrated the usefulness of plasma sprayed damping coatings to p ...
SBIRPhase II2007Department of Defense Army -
Damping Coatings for Gas Turbine Compression System Airfoils
Amount: $998,771.00The use of monolithic airfoil structures in static and rotating components such as one-piece integrally bladed rotors (IBR's) in military turbine engines has created an increased risk of high cycle fa ...
SBIRPhase II2005Department of Defense Navy -
Advanced Damping Technologies for Small Turbine Engines
Amount: $119,221.00Innovative damping methods for small turbine engines are needed by the Army and other military and commercial interests. The plasma sprayed coating process provides a method for successfully achieving ...
SBIRPhase I2005Department of Defense Army -
Damping Coatings for Gas Turbine Compression System Airfoils
Amount: $99,065.00New concepts and processing methods are needed to minimize high cycle fatigue and improve the damping behavior of monolithic titanium blades, vanes, and stators in high performance aircraft engines. C ...
SBIRPhase I2004Department of Defense Navy -
High Performance Plasma Sprayed Nd2fe14B Permanent Magnet Materials
Amount: $0.0065777 The poor fracture toughness of sintered Nd-Fe-B magnets makes it very difficult to produce magnetic parts with complicated shapes, tiny thicknesses, and small dimensions. Chipping, crackin ...
STTRPhase I2002Department of Energy -
High Performance Plasma Sprayed Nd2fe14B Permanent Magnet Materials
Amount: $490,642.0065777 The poor fracture toughness of sintered Nd-Fe-B magnets makes it very difficult to produce magnetic parts with complicated shapes, tiny thicknesses, and small dimensions. Chipping, crackin ...
STTRPhase II2002Department of Energy -
Plasma Spraying of Nd2Fe12B Permanent Magnet Materials
Amount: $100,000.00A major problem that exists with Nd2Fe14B permanent magnets is the high cost of fabricating complex shaped isotropic magnets. The fabrication of conventional high performance Nd2Fe14B magnetic materia ...
STTRPhase I2001Department of Energy -
Advance Anode Materials for Electro-Osmotic-Pulse Technology to Control Water Intrusion in Porous Structures
Amount: $67,623.00There is a need for research and development of new and cost effective anode materials and processes to facilitate the already successful Electro-Osmotic-Pulse (EOP) Technology for controlling moistur ...
SBIRPhase I2001Department of Defense Army