Docklands Science Park Pty Ltd

Current Projects

Liquid Fuel Partnership with National Australia Bank and major corporates, developing lower emission and consumption fuel systems. More powerful engines, direct, into the cylinder injection of most fuels.
The commercialisation of Liquiphase, a liquid LPG fuel system, from the Federal Energy Research & Development Council. This award winning technology is scheduled for international market entry in early 2005 as LPG-Liquid-Inject Ltd.
Acoustic technology for particle separation and thermoacoustic effects.
Exciting development is geo-polymer composites. Joint ventures with the inventor, Professor Davidovits of Saint-Quentin, France and CSIRO. Strong prototype products, heat, acid and salinity resistant, are in course of preparation.

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Waste water treatment, through patented capacitive deionisation technologies, of considerable interest to federal governments internationally.
Heat pump efficiency improvement, involving 6 Universities, corporates and Government Departments.
New wool, fabric printing system, now released for production, reducing costs sharply, it increases market opportunities versus plain wool fabric.
Advanced solar heater - currently the worlds best.
Fast ships program, propulsion, collision avoidance, hulls and ride quality.
Salt tolerant plants for forage (up to 16% protein), wheat and turf, fast growing trees, particularly paulownia in the Riverina, to lower the water table, reduce salinity and provide greenhouse credits for agriculture.
New fertilisers / soil conditioners with substantial benefits in greenhouse gas reduction, yield and nutritional quality of produce obtained. Work on using a soil ameliorator to reduce salinity continues, with exciting potential indicated.
Food technology - directed at exports. Emphasis on 18 month shelf life packaging, without refrigeration, for Europe, Asia, Middle East.
Newly developed cellulase for production of cheaper ethanol, pure cellulose and other higher market value products from the sugars produced.
Aerostat radar for border defence, communications and civilian surveillance.
Development of new engines, including the Environmental Engine (see Technology - Commercial market - OEM cost/benefit), with very low emissions and greater efficiency than existing internal combustion engines, still using common fuels. Plus work with turbines to achieve the same aims.
Commodity dealing to satisfy overseas customer demands arising from the technologies being developed with the clients. e.g. fuel for engines.
A new propulsion system is an area of considerable interest, It is expected to have wide application.
Nanotechnology in many forms. Alloys with special properties such as friction reduction, radar invisible paint, lightweight composites, etc.