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Ultrasonic Technology Solutions- Base Award Control #1954-1584 Project Title: Extremely Fast and Efficient Direct Contact Ultrasonic Drying for Roll to Roll Manufacturing Project Description: the Goal of This Project Is to Develop Direct Contact Ultrasonic Dryer Modules That Can Be Retrofitted in a Roll-to-roll Manufacturing Drying Process. the Technology Can Create New Paradigm Shifts in Industrial Drying Technology Which Directly Addresses One of the Key Arpa-e Mission Areas in ''advancing Non-evaporative Dehydration and Drying Technologies.''
Committed
$500,000
Paid out
$312.5K
63%
Committed, not yet paid
$187.5K
38%
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