DIAMOND MATERIALS INC

Latest events

• Apr 2018Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Large Area Diamond Tribological Surfaces with Negligible Wear in Extreme Environments$750K
• Jun 2017Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf In Phase I We Propose To Demonstrate The Processing Of Very Large Area Diamond Sliding Bearings And Tribological Surfaces. The Bearings And Surfaces Will Experience Negligible Wear And Long Life In Extreme Environments, Such As Encountered In High Temperature Exploration Of Venus. Low Temperature Bearings That Survive Conditions Encountered In Mars, Moon, Titan, Europe And Ganymede Will Be Also Considered. A Pressure-assisted Fabrication Procedure Will Be Developed To Produce Parti$125K
• Feb 2017Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Method for the Production of Diamond-hardfaced Titanium Carbide/titanium Bits for Geothermal Drilling$122K
• Nov 2007Federal contractNASA · Non-lubricated Diamond-coated Bearings Reinforced By Carbon Fibers To Work In Lunar Dust. In Phase I, We Made Prototype Sliding Bearings From Functionally-graded, Diamond-coated Carbon-fiber Reinforced Composite. In Dry-sliding Experiments, The Friction Of The Diamond-coated Composites Against Lunar Dust Simulant Was Low And The Wear Was So Small That It Could Not Be Detected. In Contrast, All Other Tested Materials Experienced Rapid Abrasive Wear. These Tests Demonstrate That Diamond-coated Com$600K
• Jan 2006Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase I Award For Effort Entitled: High Efficiency Microchannel Diamond Heat Sinks$70K

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