MULTIFUNCTIONAL CORE MATERIALS FOR AIRFRAME PRIMARY STRUCTURES AS THE USE OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS ON COMMERC…
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Award details
- Award ID
- NNX09CC73P
- Contractor
- Awarding agency
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Sub-agency / office
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Award amount
- $0
- Period of performance
- Jan 22, 2009 – Jul 22, 2009
- NAICS
- 541712 — Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences
- PSC
- PSC AR11
- Place of performance
- CA
Public award description
MULTIFUNCTIONAL CORE MATERIALS FOR AIRFRAME PRIMARY STRUCTURES AS THE USE OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS ON COMMERCIAL AIRLINES GROWS THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE COMPOSITES MUST GROW WITH IT. PRESENTLY THE EFFICIENCY GAINED BY THE UTILIZATION OF CORE MATERIALS ON COMPOSITE STRUCTURES CAN NOT BE IMPLEMENTED INTO COMMERCIAL AVIATION PRIMARY STRUCTURES DUE TO THE POOR IMPACT PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE CORE MATERIALS. PATZ MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES PROPOSES TO DEVELOP A NEW MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITE CORE MATERIAL FOR AIRFRAME PRIMARY STRUCTURES. THE NEW COMPOSITE CORE MATERIAL WILL COMBINE HIGH IMPACT PERFORMANCE WITH LOW WEIGHT, HIGH ACOUSTICAL ABSORPTION AND HIGH MECHANICAL STRENGTH TO GREATLY IMPROVE THE STRUCTURAL EFFICIENCY OF FUTURE COMMERCIAL AIRFRAMES.
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