Alternative Fuel Technology, LLC Share 1237 Woodbine Redford, MI 48239 http://www.altfueltechnology.com 6 Employees SBIR Award Summary Total Number of Awards 4 Total Value of Awards $1.33MM First Award Date 01/20/09 Most Recent Award Date 08/11/11
4 Awards Won $426K Ultra High Pressure Jet Propellant-8 (JP-8) Fuel Injection Phase 2 SBIR
Agency: Army Topic: A09-199 Budget: 08/11/11 - 08/11/13 PI: James McCandless The Army uses intensified fuel injection systems on a number of their diesel powered vehicles. These systems are currently limited to injection pressures of about 20,000 psi. In an effort to increase thermal efficiiency (fuel economy), raise power output and operate on a variety of heavy hydrocarbon fuels, the army desires to develop an ultra-hi...
$716K Development of the Bosch CP-3 Common Rail Pump for JP-8 Fuel Phase 2 SBIR
Agency: Army Topic: A08-128 Budget: 04/25/10 - 04/25/12 PI: James McCandless Development of the Bosch CP-3 Common Rail Pump for JP-8 Fuel. In Phase 1, tests showed that the CP-3 pump had high wear after only 500 hrs. of testing using JP-8 fuel. This wear is caused by the very low viscosity of the fuel, and the lack of effective anti-wear additives in the fuel. The primary problems identified are: (1) tappet wear, (2) plu...
Agency: Army Topic: A09-199 Budget: 04/02/10 - 10/02/10 PI: James McCandless The author is one of the original members of an engineering team that developed the first production intensified common rail injection system (CAT-Navistar HEUI), and we are therefore very familiar with this technology. We (AFT) have developed a 450-500 bar (6500-7250 psi) common rail pump that is used in our prototype DME fuel system. Although ...
$120K JP-8 Fuel Effects on High Pressure Common Rail Pumps Phase 1 SBIR
Agency: Army Topic: A08-128 Budget: 01/20/09 - 02/22/10 PI: James McCandless The Army uses JP-8 fuel for both its tactical and non-tactical, diesel powered vehicles. Some of the commercial engines used by the Army employ high pressure, common rail fuel injection systems to lower exhaust emissions, especially particulates. Modern common rail injection systems produce pressures of 1500 to 2200 bar. These systems are design...
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