A Review on Applications of Nanotechnology in Automotive Industry
Nanotechnology in pristine sense refers to building of
structures at atomic and molecular scale. Meticulously
nanotechnology encompasses the nanomaterials with at least one
dimension size ranging from 1 to 100 nanometres. Unlike the literal
meaning of its name, nanotechnology is a massive concept beyond
imagination. This paper predominantly deals with relevance of
nanotechnology in automotive industries. New generation of
automotives looks at nanotechnology as an emerging trend of
manufacturing revolution. Intricate shapes can be made out of fairly
inexpensive raw materials instead of conventional fabrication
process. Though the current era have enough technology to face
competition, nanotechnology can give futuristic implications to pick
up the modern pace. Nanotechnology intends to bridge the gap
between automotives with superior technical performance and their
cost fluctuation. Preliminarily, it is an area of great scientific interest
and a major shaper of many new technologies. Nanotechnology can
be an ideal building block for automotive industries, under constant
evolution offering a very wide scope of activity. It possesses huge
potential and is still in the embryonic form of research and
development.
[1] Sanjiv Tomar, “Innovative Nanotechnology Applications in
Automobiles”, International Journal of Engg. Research & Technology,
Vol. 1, Dec. 2012.
[2] Hai-Yong Kang, “A Review of the Emerging Nanotechnology Industry:
Materials, Fabrications, and Applications”, Sept.2010.
[3] Hartmut Presting, Ulf König, “Future nanotechnology developments for
automotive applications,” Materials Science and Engineering C,
pp.737–741, 2003.
[4] Margarida C. Coelho, Guilhermina Torrão, Nazanin Emami, and José
Grácio, “Nanotechnology in Automotive Industry: Research Strategy
and Trends for the Future—Small Objects, Big Impacts”, Journal of
Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Vol. 12, 2012.
[5] Arif Baig, Imran Mahmood, Shuvra Das, “Modeling MEMS devices for
Automotive Applications,” 2004.
[6] Harini Kantamneni, Akhila Gollakota, Swetha Nimmagadda, “Avant-
Garde Nanotechnology applications in Automotive industry”, Advanced
Materials Manufacturing & Characterization, Vol.3, 2013.
[7] Rob Kidd, “Leading the charge for panel-powered car”, Nov.2014.
[8] Danuta Kotnarowska, Maágorzata Wojtyniak, “Nanotechnology
application to automotive coating manufacturing”, Journal of KONES
Powertrain and Transport, Vol.14, 2007.
[9] F. Monfort-Windels, J. Lecomte, “Nanotechnologies and their
applications,” Jan.2008.
[10] P. Louda, “Applications of thin coatings in automotive industry”,
Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering,
Vol. 24, Sept. 2007.
[11] Rahul A. Bhogare, B. S. Kothawale, “A Review on applications and
challenges of Nano-fluids as coolant in Automobile Radiator”,
International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Vol. 3,
Aug.2013.
[12] Edward Wallner, Bruce Myers, D.H.R Sarma, Suresh Shah, Suresh
Chengalva, Gary Eesley, Coleen Dykstra, Richard Parker and David
Ihms, “Nanotechnology Applications in Future Automobiles”, SAE
International,Dec.2010.
[13] Martin Hugi, “AC1120S – Single-Axis MEMS Tester”, 2007.
[14] William J. Fleming, “Overview of automotive sensors”, IEEE Sensors
Journal, Vol. 1, Dec.2001.
[15] David S. Eddy, Douglas R. Sparks, “Application of MEMS Technology
in Automotive Sensors and Actuators”, Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol.
86, Aug. 1998.
[16] Michał Ciałkowski, Michał Giersig, Antoni Iskra, Jarosław Kałużny,
Maciej Babiak, “Selected possible applications of Nanomaterials in
Automotive Industry”, Journal of Polish Cimac,2008.
[17] K. Arivalagan, S. Ravichandran, K. Rangasamy, E.Karthikeyan,
“Nanomaterials and its Potential Applications”, International Journal of
Chem Tech Research, Vol. 3, pp 534-538, 2011.
[18] James Njuguna, Francesco Silva and Sophia Sachse, “Nanocomposites
for Vehicle Structural Applications”, Nov.2011.
[19] Ronald C. Wernette, “Automotive Nanotechnology: Big Rewards and
Big Risks from the Inconceivably Small”, Westlaw Journal, Vol. 30,
Nov.2010.
[20] Chris Phoenix, Mike Treder, “Safe Utilization of Advanced
Nanotechnology”, Jan.2003.
[21] W.H.C. Knol, “Nanotechnology and business opportunities: scenarios
as awareness instrument”, proceedings of the 12th Annual International
Conference ‘High Technology Small Firms’, pp. 609 – 621,May 2004.
[22] Ning Jianhua, Hai Zhengping, Liao Xiangyang, “Research on
Application of Nanotechnology Sensor in Automobile”, Journal of
Convergence Information Technology, Vol. 8, Jan.2013. [23] Dr. Wolfgang Luther, “International Strategy and Foresight Report on
Nanoscience and Nanotechnology”, Mar. 2006.
[1] Sanjiv Tomar, “Innovative Nanotechnology Applications in
Automobiles”, International Journal of Engg. Research & Technology,
Vol. 1, Dec. 2012.
[2] Hai-Yong Kang, “A Review of the Emerging Nanotechnology Industry:
Materials, Fabrications, and Applications”, Sept.2010.
[3] Hartmut Presting, Ulf König, “Future nanotechnology developments for
automotive applications,” Materials Science and Engineering C,
pp.737–741, 2003.
[4] Margarida C. Coelho, Guilhermina Torrão, Nazanin Emami, and José
Grácio, “Nanotechnology in Automotive Industry: Research Strategy
and Trends for the Future—Small Objects, Big Impacts”, Journal of
Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Vol. 12, 2012.
[5] Arif Baig, Imran Mahmood, Shuvra Das, “Modeling MEMS devices for
Automotive Applications,” 2004.
[6] Harini Kantamneni, Akhila Gollakota, Swetha Nimmagadda, “Avant-
Garde Nanotechnology applications in Automotive industry”, Advanced
Materials Manufacturing & Characterization, Vol.3, 2013.
[7] Rob Kidd, “Leading the charge for panel-powered car”, Nov.2014.
[8] Danuta Kotnarowska, Maágorzata Wojtyniak, “Nanotechnology
application to automotive coating manufacturing”, Journal of KONES
Powertrain and Transport, Vol.14, 2007.
[9] F. Monfort-Windels, J. Lecomte, “Nanotechnologies and their
applications,” Jan.2008.
[10] P. Louda, “Applications of thin coatings in automotive industry”,
Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering,
Vol. 24, Sept. 2007.
[11] Rahul A. Bhogare, B. S. Kothawale, “A Review on applications and
challenges of Nano-fluids as coolant in Automobile Radiator”,
International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, Vol. 3,
Aug.2013.
[12] Edward Wallner, Bruce Myers, D.H.R Sarma, Suresh Shah, Suresh
Chengalva, Gary Eesley, Coleen Dykstra, Richard Parker and David
Ihms, “Nanotechnology Applications in Future Automobiles”, SAE
International,Dec.2010.
[13] Martin Hugi, “AC1120S – Single-Axis MEMS Tester”, 2007.
[14] William J. Fleming, “Overview of automotive sensors”, IEEE Sensors
Journal, Vol. 1, Dec.2001.
[15] David S. Eddy, Douglas R. Sparks, “Application of MEMS Technology
in Automotive Sensors and Actuators”, Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol.
86, Aug. 1998.
[16] Michał Ciałkowski, Michał Giersig, Antoni Iskra, Jarosław Kałużny,
Maciej Babiak, “Selected possible applications of Nanomaterials in
Automotive Industry”, Journal of Polish Cimac,2008.
[17] K. Arivalagan, S. Ravichandran, K. Rangasamy, E.Karthikeyan,
“Nanomaterials and its Potential Applications”, International Journal of
Chem Tech Research, Vol. 3, pp 534-538, 2011.
[18] James Njuguna, Francesco Silva and Sophia Sachse, “Nanocomposites
for Vehicle Structural Applications”, Nov.2011.
[19] Ronald C. Wernette, “Automotive Nanotechnology: Big Rewards and
Big Risks from the Inconceivably Small”, Westlaw Journal, Vol. 30,
Nov.2010.
[20] Chris Phoenix, Mike Treder, “Safe Utilization of Advanced
Nanotechnology”, Jan.2003.
[21] W.H.C. Knol, “Nanotechnology and business opportunities: scenarios
as awareness instrument”, proceedings of the 12th Annual International
Conference ‘High Technology Small Firms’, pp. 609 – 621,May 2004.
[22] Ning Jianhua, Hai Zhengping, Liao Xiangyang, “Research on
Application of Nanotechnology Sensor in Automobile”, Journal of
Convergence Information Technology, Vol. 8, Jan.2013. [23] Dr. Wolfgang Luther, “International Strategy and Foresight Report on
Nanoscience and Nanotechnology”, Mar. 2006.
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structures at atomic and molecular scale. Meticulously
nanotechnology encompasses the nanomaterials with at least one
dimension size ranging from 1 to 100 nanometres. Unlike the literal
meaning of its name, nanotechnology is a massive concept beyond
imagination. This paper predominantly deals with relevance of
nanotechnology in automotive industries. New generation of
automotives looks at nanotechnology as an emerging trend of
manufacturing revolution. Intricate shapes can be made out of fairly
inexpensive raw materials instead of conventional fabrication
process. Though the current era have enough technology to face
competition, nanotechnology can give futuristic implications to pick
up the modern pace. Nanotechnology intends to bridge the gap
between automotives with superior technical performance and their
cost fluctuation. Preliminarily, it is an area of great scientific interest
and a major shaper of many new technologies. Nanotechnology can
be an ideal building block for automotive industries, under constant
evolution offering a very wide scope of activity. It possesses huge
potential and is still in the embryonic form of research and
development.
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