EMTEC

The These are the active Core Technology Programs. The results of completed Core Technology Programs are available to EMTEC members only. Call Percy Gros at 937-259-1367.

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ACTIVE EMTEC CORE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS

CT Number	Title	Task Leader	Participating Organizations	End Date	Duration (MO.)	EMTEC Cost (In - Kind Funds)
CT-76	Intensive Quenching Technology for Tool Steels	COMPLETED	Click Here To View Final Report	7/1/05	57	$310K ($1,037M)
CT-77	Development of Hard-Soft Coatings for Enhanced Machining Performance Employing Large Area Filtered Arc Deposition Technique	COMPLETED	Click Here To View Final Report	1/1/06	57	$300K ($746.4K)
CT-78	Development of an As-Cast Martensitic Alloy for Rapid Prototype Tooling and Near Net Mold Production	Dr. Charles M. Woods Global Manufacturing Ph: 937-743-9933 Fax: 937-743-9944 cwoods@globalms.com	Global Mfg., BASTECH, Alpha Mold LLC, UC, Bimac, Coronado Steel, Delphi	7/1/06	56	$300K (384K)
CT-82	High Power Density Solid Oxide Fuel cell Materials for Aerospace Applications	Matthew Seabaugh Ph.D. NexTech Materials, Ltd. Ph: 614-842-6606 Fax: 614-842-6607 email: seabaugh@nextechmaterials.com	NexTech Materials , Ohio State University, U.S. Air Force, NASA, SOFCo EFS	1/1/06	15	$100K ($300K)
CT-83	Development of a Novel Method to Shape Form Ceramics for Personnel Armor and SOFC Applications	Dr. Richard Schorr MetaMateria Partners, LLC Ph: 614-340-1690 Fax: 614-487-3704 email: jrschorr@columbus.rr.com	MetaMateria Partners, Excera Materials, NanoDynamics, Composix, UDRI Click Here To View Phase I Final Report	1/1/06	15	$100K ($500K)
CT-84	Development of the Hybrid Rapid Infrared Superheating Furnace for The Treatment of Aluminum Alloys	Rob Mayer The Queen City Forging Co. Ph: 513-321-7200 Fax: 513-321-2004 email: rob@qcforge.com	Queen City Forging , Ohio University, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Forging Industry Organization Click Here To View Phase I Final Report (Note: File size is large, may take a few minutes to load)	4/1/06	18	$100K ($261K)
CT-85	Low-Cost Conductive Fiberglass Composites w/ Carbon nfibers (I)	Peter Huggins ITEN Industries PH: 440-997-6134 FAX: 440-992-4966 EMAIL: phuggins@itenindustries.com	ITEN, Ohio University, AFRL, ASI, NCC, Southern Environment	1/1/07	18	$100K ($183K)
CT-86	Development of Technology for Producing Sheets and Foils From ASET (I)	Dr. Naju Nagarajan UES Inc. PH: 937-426-6900, ext. 164 FAX: 937-429-5413 EMAIL: vnagarajan@ues.com	UES, Wright State University, Ohio University, AFRL, RTI/RMI - Titanium, Flowserve	1/1/07	18	$100K ($204K)

Core Technology (CT) Program is a collaborative research and development program that applies the combined strengths of industrial, academic, and government members to:

Develop new industrial materials and processes.
Improve performance of existing materials and manufacturing processes.
Identify alternatives.
Improve overall quality of process materials.

Defined, prioritized, and coordinated by EMTEC members, these projects are one-to-three years in length and produce results which are available to all EMTEC members, who may then commercialize the technology or apply the project's outcome to their individual needs. These projects focus on producing results that have practical applications to industry.