Areas of Interest Detail
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AREAS OF INTEREST
W9132T26SC001
1. MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES AREAS
A. TITLE: Sustainable Engineered Wood / Mass Timber / Bio-Structural Building Solutions TBD
B. TITLE: Bio-Based Building Insulating / Finishing Solutions TBD.
2. INSTALLATION ENERGY AREAS
A. TITLE: Energy and Water Efficiency and Security
Products/methods/techniques that will improve overall energy efficiency are of interest. These include but are not limited to: combined heat and power generation, fuel cells, reformers, low Nox boilers/burners, natural gas and adsorption cooling, compressed air systems, distributed generation (wind, solar, hydropower), waste to energy, geothermal, and other high efficiency heating/ventilating/and airconditioning systems. Further, novel processes that improve product development and deployment. Similarly, products/methods/techniques that address water efficiency and security are of interest. This may include but not limited to: potable water treatment and delivery systems, potable water storage, potable water metering and monitoring, gray water reuse, water recycling, rainwater harvesting, advanced wastewater treatment, anaerobic digestion, digital twins, and wastewater to energy. Solutions are sought which address the need for improved energy and water efficiency and improved energy and water security. ERDC desires solutions that will improve the robustness of energy and water production and delivery systems whereby the risk of loss of energy and water services due to economic dislocations, depletion of natural resources, natural or man-made disasters is reduced. Further, solutions are encouraged that address products/ methods/techniques which will facilitate cost effective, reliable, and sustainable utility support to deployed forces in underdeveloped regions of the world. In addition to specific technologies, ERDC is interested in novel processes that improve product development and deployment.
3. WARFIGHTER AREAS
A. TITLE: Advanced Methods and Designs for Additive Construction Technology Area(s): additive construction, deployable 3D printers, 3D printing, autonomous material processing and delivery, autonomous construction accessory equipment, materials (polymers, concrete/composites, metals, etc), indigenous materials, design methods, software, infrastructure. ERDC seeks to develop, improve, and deliver additive construction capabilities in support of both military and civilian mission sets of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. ERDC is conducting research in
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