Mound Laser & Photonics Center, Inc.
CAGE Code: 1PDC9
NCAGE Code: 1PDC9
Status: Discontinued
Type: Commercial Supplier
Dun & Bradstreet (DUNS): 927253195
Summary
Mound Laser & Photonics Center, Inc. is a Discontinued Commercial Supplier with the Cage Code 1PDC9 and is tracked by Dun & Bradstreet under DUNS Number 927253195..
Address
2941 College Dr
Kettering OH 45420
United States
Points of Contact
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for CAGE 1PDC9
- What is CAGE Code 1PDC9?
- 1PDC9 is the unique identifier used by NATO Organizations to reference the physical entity known as Mound Laser & Photonics Center, Inc. located at 2941 College Dr, Kettering OH 45420, United States.
- Who is CAGE Code 1PDC9?
- 1PDC9 refers to Mound Laser & Photonics Center, Inc. located at 2941 College Dr, Kettering OH 45420, United States.
- Where is CAGE Code 1PDC9 Located?
- CAGE Code 1PDC9 is located in Kettering, OH, USA.
Contracting History for CAGE 1PDC9 Most Recent 25 Records
- NNX15CL28C
- Igf::Ot::Igf In Phase I Of This Project Mlpc, Wsu, And Afit Were Successfully Able To Identify Several Optical Data Features That Are Indicative Of The Quality Of Components Built With The Selective Laser Melting Additive Manufacturing Process. Four Unique Optical Sensors Were Identified To Collect This Information And They Include Infrared And Visible Wavelength High-Speed Cameras And Spectrometers. The Sensors Used In Phase I Were Very Expensive, University Developed, And Produce Very Big Data Sets. In This Phase Ii Proposal Mlpc And Their Collaborators Will Continue This Work By Developing A New Low-Cost Sensor System To Specifically Track Key Data Features Identified In Phase I. This Sensor System Will Then Be Used To Perform In-Process Quality Monitoring And Qualification Of Manufactured Parts. In Phase Ii This Analysis Will Also Be Extended To Electron Beam Freeform Fabrication. To Complete The Project Mlpc, Wsu, And Afit Will Continue Analysis Of The Phase I Sensor Data To Identify More Obscure Process Quality Data, And Develop Process Maps That Correlate Sensor Output To Part Microstructure. Then Mlpc And Afit Will Design And Build The Low-Cost Sensor System To Track All Key Data, And Test It On Mlpcs Custom Build Additive Manufacturing Test Cell. Next Mlpc Will Perform The Necessary Programming And Data Processing To Implement A Process Monitoring System That Will Show Sensor Data Position On The Process Maps In Real-Time, Thus Enabling In-Process Quality Assurance. Mlpc Will Then Study And Report The Cost Savings Nasa Could Gain With This Technology. Finally, Mlpc Will Test This Concept On An Electron Beam System And Determine Its Viability For That Process. At The End Of Phase Ii The Trl Will Be 5, And This Product Will Be Ready For Licensing For Commercial Use In Existing Additive Manufacturing Machines, And The Mlpc Developed Additive Manufacturing System Will Be Available For Licensing As A Package Unit With The Integrated Sensor System.
- 7 Jun 2018
- Igf::Ot::Igf In Phase I Of This Project Mlpc, Wsu, And Afit Were Successfully Able To Identify Several Optical Data Features That Are Indicative Of The Quality Of Components Built With The Selective Laser Melting Additive Manufacturing Process. Four Unique Optical Sensors Were Identified To Collect This Information And They Include Infrared And Visible Wavelength High-Speed Cameras And Spectrometers. The Sensors Used In Phase I Were Very Expensive, University Developed, And Produce Very Big Data Sets. In This Phase Ii Proposal Mlpc And Their Collaborators Will Continue This Work By Developing A New Low-Cost Sensor System To Specifically Track Key Data Features Identified In Phase I. This Sensor System Will Then Be Used To Perform In-Process Quality Monitoring And Qualification Of Manufactured Parts. In Phase Ii This Analysis Will Also Be Extended To Electron Beam Freeform Fabrication. To Complete The Project Mlpc, Wsu, And Afit Will Continue Analysis Of The Phase I Sensor Data To Identify More Obscure Process Quality Data, And Develop Process Maps That Correlate Sensor Output To Part Microstructure. Then Mlpc And Afit Will Design And Build The Low-Cost Sensor System To Track All Key Data, And Test It On Mlpcs Custom Build Additive Manufacturing Test Cell. Next Mlpc Will Perform The Necessary Programming And Data Processing To Implement A Process Monitoring System That Will Show Sensor Data Position On The Process Maps In Real-Time, Thus Enabling In-Process Quality Assurance. Mlpc Will Then Study And Report The Cost Savings Nasa Could Gain With This Technology. Finally, Mlpc Will Test This Concept On An Electron Beam System And Determine Its Viability For That Process. At The End Of Phase Ii The Trl Will Be 5, And This Product Will Be Ready For Licensing For Commercial Use In Existing Additive Manufacturing Machines, And The Mlpc Developed Additive Manufacturing System Will Be Available For Licensing As A Package Unit With The Integrated Sensor System.
- Nasa Shared Services Center
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)
- $754,962.00
- National Aeronautics And Space Administration (Nasa)