"It depends on why your submitting the design. If it is unsolicited it is a different avenue then if it is through a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) which of course is different than a SBIR. Of course, it also depends on what your attempting to gain…"
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John Murphy replied to Duncan Meyers's discussion Submiting a Design... in the group Defense Contractor Exchange
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Submiting a Design...
What is the process to submit a design to the Military? All SBIR's are closed at this time, and won't open till January 25, 2010. Anyone know of the process?
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Thermal Suppresion at 5000 degrees C. Any materials that can handle this tempature on a continuous basis?
I have designed an electro-ramjet and require a material capable of handling up to 5000 C on a continuous babsis. Does anyone know of such a material? Can be Ceramic, Metal Alloy, or any other form.Any help in this would be greatly appreciated.Duncan MeyersSee More
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Thermal Management is a key technology that is used in many engineering disciplines,. Applications include motor vehicles, aircraft, machinery, electronics, photonics, chemical processes, etc.
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Duncan Meyers left a comment for Monica T. Mohtasham"What are you trying to analyze? I create ARC's on a continous basis for my expeiments."
Duncan Meyers commented on Marshall Matheson's group ARC Flash Safety"Looking for ARC Shielding capable of 9,000 degrees F on continuous basis. Anyone know of a non-conductive material i could use?"
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Duncan Meyers commented on Marshall Matheson's group Composites Exchange"I'm looking for a non-conductive material that will handle 9,000 degrees F on a continuous basis. Will be used for active high tempature electrical arc shielding. Have looked at HfB2 as a possible, but due to restrictions having trouble…"
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