NANOTECHNOLOGY .pptx

NANOTECHNOLOGY .pptx

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  Nanotechnology Presented By :Heera Karemore
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  Nanotechnology  Nanotechnology dealswith studies of phenomena and manipulation with elements of matter at the atomic, molecular and macromolecular level (rangefrom1to100nm), where the properties of matter are significantly different from their properties at larger scales of dimensions.  Nanotechnology is science, engineering and technology conducted at the nanoscale, which is about 1 to 100 nm where nano denotes the scale range of 10-9 and nanotechnology refers the properties of atoms and molecules measuring thoroughly 0.1 to 1000 nm. Nanotechnology is highly interdisciplinary as a field, and it requires knowledge drawn from a variety of scientific and engineering arenas.
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  There are twomain types of approaches to nanotechnology: the first approach is Top-down and another one is Bottom-up approach. The Top-down approach involves taking layer structures that are either reduced down size until they reach the nano-scale or deacon structured into their composite parts. The other hand the Bottom-up approach is where materials are constructed from the atomic or molecular components.
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  USES OF NANOTECNOLOGYIN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING:  The nanotechnology in mechanical engineering and manufacturing is immensely useful to the field.  Nanotechnology can be used to increasing the life of the components and automobile parts.  A many number of materials can be enhanced by the use of nanotechnology.  Nanomaterials exhibit unique physical and chemical properties and impart enhancements to engineered materials.  There including better magnetic properties, improved mechanical activity and increased optical properties.
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  FUNDAMENTALS CONCEPTS INNANOTECHNOLOGY:  Nanotechnology involve the ability to see and to control individual atoms and molecules, everything on earth is made up of atoms the food we eat the cloths we wear the building and houses we live in, and our own bodies. Here are a few illustrative examples.  There are 25,400,000 nanometer an inch.  A sheet of news paper is about 100,000 nanometer thick.  The microscopes needed to see things at the nanoscale were invented relatively recently. Although modern nanoscience and nanotechnology are quite new, nanoscale materials were used for centuries.
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  WHAT ARE NANOMATERIALS? Nanoscale materials are defined as a set of substances where at least one dimension is less than approximately 100 nanometers. A nanometer is one millionth of a millimeter approximately 100,000 times smaller than the diameter of a human hair. Nanomaterials are of interest because at this scale unique optical, magnetic, electrical, and other properties emerge. These emergent properties have the potential for great impacts in electronics, medicine, and other fields. Fig-1 NanoMaterial
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  IMPORTANT OF NANOMATERIALS: These materials have created a high interest in recent years by virtue of their unusual  mechanical, electrical, optical and magnetic properties. Some examples are given below:  Nanophase ceramics are of particular interest because they are more ductile at elevated temperatures as compared to the coarse-grained ceramics.  Nanosized metallic powders have been used for the production of gas tight materials, dense parts and porous coatings
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  PROPERTIES OF NANOMATERIALS: Nanomaterials have the structural features in between of those of atoms and the bulk.  The properties of materials with nanometer dimensions are significantly different from those of atoms and bulks materials. This is mainly due to the nanometer size of the materials which render them: (i) large fraction of surface atoms; (ii) high surface energy; (iii) spatial confinement; (iv) reduced imperfections, which do not exist in the corresponding bulk materials.  Due to their small dimensions, nanomaterials have extremely large surface area to volume ratio, which makes a large to be the surface or interfacial atoms, resulting in more “surface” dependent material properties.
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  NANOCOMPOSITE:  Nanocomposites canbe made with a variety of enhanced physical, thermal and other unique properties.  They have properties that are superior to conventional microscale composites and can be synthesized using simple and inexpensive techniques.  Materials are needed to meet a wide range of energy efficient applications with light weight, high mechanical strength, unique color, electrical properties and high reliability in extreme environments.
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  NANO-COMPOSITES – BASICINGREDIENTS:  There has been a great deal of interest in polymer nanocomposites over the last few years.  There are different types of commercially available nano-particles that can be incorporated into the polymer matrix to form polymer nanocomposites. Polymer nanocomposites consist of a polymeric material (e.g., thermoplastics, thermosets, or elastomers) with reinforcement of nano-particles. Polymeric nanocomposites can be broadly classified as,  Nanoclay-reinforced composites  Carbon nanotube-reinforced composites  Nanofibre-reinforced composites, and  Inorganic particle-reinforced composites.
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  I. NANOCLAY-REINFORCED COMPOSITES: Theterm clay has been understood to be made of small inorganic particles (part of soil fraction <2 mm), without any definite composition or crystallinity. The clay mineral (also called a phyllosilicate) is usually of a layered type and a fraction of hydrous, magnesium, or aluminum silicates. II. CARBON NANOTUBE-REINFORCED COMPOSITES: Another important type of carbon filler is carbon nanotubes and nanofibres. Much publicity has surrounded the development of single wall carbon nanotubes, that called Buckytubes, but while these are still some way off large-scale commercial production, the corresponding multi-layer carbon nanotubes have been known for some time and, furthermore, are available in practical commercial quantities. III. NANOFIBER-REINFORCED COMPOSITES: Carbon nanofibers (CNF) are a unique form of vapourgrown carbon fibres that fill the gap in physical properties between conventional carbon fibres (5.10 µm) and carbon nanotubes (1.10 nm). The reduced diameter of nanofiber provides a larger surface area with surface functionalities in the fiber.
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  IV. INORGANIC PARTICLE-REINFORCEDCOMPOSITES: Nanoparticles are often defined as particles of < 100 nm in diameter. Nanometer-sized particles have been made from different organic.inorganic particles and these impart improved properties to composite materials. Different particles have been used to prepare polymer/inorganic particle nanocomposites, including:  Metals (Al, Fe, Au, Ag, etc.)  Metal oxides (ZnO, Al2O3, CaCO3, TiO2, etc.)  Nonmetal oxide (SiO2)  Other (SiC)
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  SELECTED APPLICATION OFNANOMATERIALS AND NANOTECHNOLOGY:  ENERGY SECTORS: The most advanced nanotechnology related to energy storage, conversion, manufacturing improvements by reducing materials and process rates, energy saving [Example: Better thermal Insulation] and enhanced renewable energy sources.  HEAVY INDUSTRY’S: An inevitable use of nanotechnology will be in heavy industries.  AEROSPACE: Lighter and stronger materials will be of immense use to aircraft manufactures, leading to increased performance, spacecraft will also benefit where weight is a major factor. Nanotechnology would help to reduce the size of equipment and there by decrease of fuel- consumption required to get it airplane.  CATALYSIS: The application of potential nanoparticles in catalysis ranges from fuel cell to catalytic converters and photo catalytic devices. The synthesis provides novel “nanomaterials” and in the long run, superior processes such as “self-assembly” will enable energy time preserving strategies.
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   AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY:The present-days automobile vehicle has more inner components parts in the system. Those parts are more hard wearing and more heat-resistant. The auto engine wastes loft of fuel and to create a population because of incomplete gas combustion.  COATINGS : Nanocoating refers to the act of covering a material with a layer on the nanometer scale or to cover a nanoscaled entity. Nanocoating forms a nanocomposite that comprises a combination of two or more different substances of nanometer size, thereby producing a material that generally has enhanced or specific targeted properties due to the combined properties and/or structuring effects of the components.  STEEL COATINGS: The nanotechnology in steel material its help to improve the physical properties of steel, fatigue or the structural failure of steel is due to cyclic loading. Steel cables can be strength the using carbon nanotubes are stronger cables are reduce the costs of the constructions.
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