SBIR-STTR Award

Engineered Controlled Permeability Fibrous Membrane composite with Active Chemical Biological Deactivation Finish and No Melt No Drip F/R Fabric Liner
Award last edited on: 12/17/2009

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : Navy
Total Award Amount
$69,931
Award Phase
1
Solicitation Topic Code
N08-104
Principal Investigator
Vikram Sharma

Company Information

EY Technologies (AKA: Engineered Yarns Company)

939 Currant Road
Fall River, MA 02720
Location: Multiple
Congr. District: 04
County: Bristol

Phase I

Contract Number: M67854-09-C-6510
Start Date: 6/12/2009    Completed: 12/12/2009
Phase I year
2009
Phase I Amount
$69,931
Single Layer Non-Woven Material with desired functionalities of Chemical and Biological, Thermal Protection, Water Repellency, and Durability would be similar to NST funded research material integrated with archaic Activated Carbon Fiber technology. EYT contends a lightweight composite material can be achieved by integrating, adapting functional components with low risk and desired functionalities for Uniform Combat Material. Although Nonwovens provide correct guidance, there are some fundamental issues: Not Quiet, Poor CD Strength, Poor Hand, cannot be Post Treated and do not yield to body movements. Activated Carbon technology is deficient technology for CB protection - absorption of environment pollutant irrespective of CB threat). EYT proposes to develop and demonstrate the following technologies to generate a multi-layer composite that has: o CB Protection through Controlled Air Permeable Fibrous Electro-Spun and Melt Blown Fibrous Membranes o Application and Integration of Reactive Nanoparticle Chemical Treatments for Neutralizing CB Warfare Agents o Bi-Layer no Melt No Drip fabrics for Fire and Thermal Protection o Superhydrophobicity - grafting low surface tension chemicals EYT has teamed with leading academic (UMass, UTK, MIT) and Industrial partners (Polartec, BlackDiamond) for this effort integrating Reactive Nanoparticles for CB Neutralization, controlled airpermeable fibrous membranes and No Melt No Drip F/R fabrics.

Keywords:
Water Management, Thermal Burden Reduction, Melt Blown Fibers, Controlled Airpermeability, Reactive Nanoparticles For Chemical Agent Neutralization, M

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