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Gencores Inc. New Tina Seed Award Control #: 1954-1976 Project Title: Digital and Cost-efficient Production of Hybrid Polymethacrylimide Foam Cores for Radical Lightweighting of Light-duty Vehicles This Project Proposes to Develop a Unique Hybrid Pmi Foam Material Solution and a Pmi Extrusion Technology in a 2-PHASE Approach. Phase I, Synthesize, Study Curing Kinetics, Self-adhesion, and Skinning Properties of Pmi Foams, Produce and Characterize Homogeneous and Hybrid Specimen With Astm Tests and Build a Preliminary Numerical Material Model. Phase Ii, Develop a Never-seen-before Extrusion Technology (TRL 4) to Tune Pmi Foam Microstructure on the Fly and Switch From One Pmi Formulation to the Other Seamlessly.
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