Box 117
Contains 13 Results:
Activity Lists and Projections, 1997
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
"Appendix B" Scientific Overview of TTI's Proprietary Technology
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Army of Research Office (ARO) Broad Agency Announcement, 1998
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Aspden Patent and Book Info, 1997
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Infringement Analysis of Aspden/Strachan and Olsen Patents, 1996
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Baily - Montague and Associates, 1997
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Barrowes, Steven Consulting Agreement, 1995
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Bergeson, Haven Confidential Disclosure Agreement, 1995
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Company Summary, 1996-1997
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Company Summary and Recent Experimental Work
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Correspondence and Summaries, 1995-1996
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Correspondence and notes, 1996
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.
Correspondence, Business plans, 1996
Thermodyne Technologies Inc. was a subsidiary of ENECO that specialized in the development of highly efficient thermo-electric converters. Applications of the technology included on-board battery chargers for electric cars, electricity production from existing sources of industrial waste heat, and solid state non-CFC refrigerators.