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Date |
Location |
Attendees |
Title of the Event |
Description |
08.07.07 |
DOE - NETL |
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CFD Review Complete |
DOE completed review of Ramgen modeling approach and techniques. |
04.23.07 |
Bellevue, WA |
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PNNL Award to Ramgen |
Phase I & II: for $300 K. |
04.19.07 |
Seattle, WA |
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Ram 2 Rotor Testing Complete |
Achieved ~8:1 pressure ratio on single stage. |
03.23.07 |
Bellevue, WA |
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DARPA Award to Ramgen |
Phase I: for $349 K |
05.10.06 |
Washington, DC |
Lawlor |
DOE Carbon Sequestration Conference |
Present paper on CO2 compression. |
05.10.06 |
Seattle, WA |
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DOE Award to Ramgen |
Phase I: $3 Million |
02.24.06 |
Seattle, WA |
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DARPA Seedling Award to Ramgen |
Phase I: $478 K |
06.6-9.05 |
Reno , NV |
Baldwin, Lawlor, Steele |
50 th Annual ASME International Gas Turbine Institute Turbo Expo |
This is the premier worldwide gas turbine exposition & technical conference. Ramgen presented two technical papers entitled, “Conceptual Design of a Supersonic CO2 Compressor” (GT2005-68349) and “Insertion of Shock Wave Compression Technology into Micro Turbines for Increased Efficiency & Reduced Costs” (GT2005-68203) |
11.14-19.2004 |
Anaheim , CA |
Lawlor |
Annual American Society of Mechanical Engineering (ASME) International Congress & Exposition |
Shawn Lawlor presented a technical paper on the Rampressor technology and discussed the potential of the technology with major companies in the field of mechanical engineering. The paper is entitled, “Supersonic Compression Stage Design & Test Results”, (ASME paper #: IMECE 2004-59914) |
Additional Items:
- August 2005: Ramgen Power Systems application "CO2 Compression Using Super Sonic Shock Wave Technology" was selected by the Department of Energy - National Energy Technology Laboratory for award under the Funding Opportunity Announcement No. DE-PS26-05NT42380-4 entitled "Enabling Turbine Technologies for High-Hydrogen Fuels". DOE announcement is available at: http://www.netl.doe.gov/publications/press/2005/tl_turbine_award.html
- February 2005: Ramgen Power Systems has rejoined the DOE-sponsored Industrial Review Board (IRB). The IRB is an industrial advisory group of companies associated with industrial gas turbines that reviews university proposals and subsequent programs and makes recommendations to the DOE. As a member of the IRB, Ramgen will participate in the University Turbine Systems Research (UTSR) summer internship program and receive a student for 10 weeks.
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