SBIR Phase II: Efficacy of scaled up optimized urease producing microorganisms for manufacturing biocement binders towards a viable masonry construction material
SBIR Phase II: Efficacy of scaled up optimized urease producing microorganisms for manufacturing biocement binders towards a viable masonry construction material
批准号:
1534787
负责人:
Ginger Dosier
金额:
$72.9万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-09-01 至 2020-10-31
中文摘要
这个小型企业创新研究第二阶段项目的重点是继续开发生物生长的砖石单位,作为传统烧制砖石材料的商业可行和可持续的替代方案。该产品在环境温度下生长,利用一种产尿素酶的微生物诱导的天然碳酸钙水泥形成。第二阶段项目将侧重于材料测试以及生物水泥产品的进一步优化和成本降低,目的是通过许可证制造商示范试生产和快速商业化。利用第一阶段工作中开发的生物产品和发酵程序,将进行改进,以扩大制造规模并降低制造过程中的成本。这项技术的商业潜力关键取决于能否实现与传统材料的成本和性能相当,如果不是优势的话。全球每年生产1.23万亿块用于建筑的烧结砖,导致超过8亿吨的碳排放。这项研究的社会影响将包括大幅减少这些排放,以及相应地减少工业副产品废物。该项目将加强对商业可行性和测试数据(包括耐用性和物理性能)的技术理解。这项工作的技术目标包括通过严格的美国测试材料协会(ASTM)测试方法对所产生的生物水泥砖石产品进行评估,通过持续优化降低原材料成本,建立必要生物产品的内部生产能力,以及创建和测试适合过渡到被许可方的制造工艺。第二阶段项目的主要重点领域包括对物理性能、耐候性和耐久性进行严格的材料测试,内部生产坚固耐用的原材料成分,以及结合试生产进行商业测试。严格的ASTM测试方法将在两个经认证的实验室进行,并将通过在生产过程中采用精益自动化来减少人工要求。此外,在可能的情况下,将评估被许可方设施中现有材料处理制造设备的使用情况。预期的项目结果将包括对多个实物样本的全面统计分析,以及相应的故障分析。其他预期交付成果包括成功委托内部试生产生物水泥成分,作为一种简化的添加剂,供商业合作伙伴和被许可方使用。
英文摘要
This Small Business Innovation Research Phase II project is focused on the continued development of biologically grown masonry units as a commercially-viable and sustainable alternative to traditional fired masonry materials. This product is grown in ambient temperatures utilizing a natural calcium carbonate cement formation induced by a urease-producing microorganism. The Phase II project will focus on material testing and further optimization and cost reduction of biocement products, with the intention of demonstrating pilot manufacturing and rapid commercialization via licensee manufacturers. Using biologic products and fermentation procedures developed in the Phase I effort, improvements will be made to scale up manufacturing and reduce cost in the manufacturing process. The commercial potential of this technology is critically dependent on achieving cost and performance parity, if not superiority, with traditional materials. Each year, 1.23 trillion fired bricks are produced globally for use in construction, resulting in over 800 million tons of carbon emissions. The societal impacts of this research would include a dramatic reduction in these emissions, as well as a corresponding reduction in industrial by-product waste. This project will enhance the technological understanding for commercial viability and test data including durability and physical performance. Technical objectives for this effort include evaluation of the resulting biocement masonry products through rigorous American Society of Testing Materials (ASTM) testing methods, reduction of raw material costs through continued optimization, creation of in-house production capability for the requisite biologic product, and the creation and testing of a manufacturing process suitable for transition to licensees. Main focus areas of the Phase II project include rigorous material testing for physical performance, weathering and durability, in-house production of robust raw material constituents, and commercial testing coupled with pilot manufacturing. Rigorous ASTM testing methods will be done at two accredited labs, and labor requirements will be reduced via the adoption of lean automation in the production process. Additionally, the utilization of existing material handing manufacturing equipment at licensee facilities, where possible, will be evaluated. Expected project results will include a comprehensive statistical analysis of multiple physical samples, as well as a corresponding failure analysis. Additional expected deliverables include the successful commission of in-house pilot scale manufacturing for biocement constituents as a simplified additive to be used by commercial partners and licensees.
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SBIR Phase I: Efficacy of scaled up optimized urease producing microorganisms for manufacturing biocement binders towards a viable masonry construction material
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批准号:1345928
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项目类别:Standard Grant
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资助金额:$14.99万
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财政年份:2014
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负责人:Ginger Dosier
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