Fabrication of Metallic Micro-/Nano-Composite Materials for Environmental Applications

Xing, Xiaohan; Zhou, Rui; Liu, Hongjun; Han, Gang

doi:10.3390/coatings12121946

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Pilot design of experiment study: effect of stirring duration and guest particle loading on electrostatic adsorption of Ti-6Al-4V composite powder formation

Ali,

Tan,

Lin

et al. 2023

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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In recent years, materials science and engineering have increasingly focused on advanced composite powders. This study examines the preparation of micro–micro Ti-6Al-4V composite powders by electrostatic adsorption (EA). The necessity of this research lies in the demand for optimizing the Ti-6Al-4V composite powder formation process window for high-performance applications across industries. Achieving optimal EA parameters is crucial for enhancing the quality and efficiency of the powder formation process. In this study, the effect of stirring duration and guest particle loading on the EA process is investigated. The stirring time (1 to 25 min) and guest particle loading (10 to 60%) of the solution are varied to determine the ideal conditions for high adsorption efficiency. It was found that shorter stirring durations (1 min) and a lower guest particle load (10%) have a significant effect on adsorption efficiency. The results were analyzed using the DOE approach to guide future optimization of the process window. The study fills a research gap by utilizing the DOE approach to investigate stirring duration and guest particle loading, providing insights for optimizing the EA process for micro–micro Ti-6Al-4V composite powder. This approach has the potential to enhance cost-effective, durable composite powder production with broad applications in industries like aerospace and automotive. While our research currently focuses on stirring duration and guest particle loading, the application of the DOE approach lays the groundwork for future investigations into additional EA process parameters, such as pH value, particle size, and temperature to expand our understanding of efficient composite powder formation.

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Pilot design of experiment study: effect of stirring duration and guest particle loading on electrostatic adsorption of Ti-6Al-4V composite powder formation

Ali,

Tan,

Lin

et al. 2023

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Nano-Composite Integration, IoT, and AI for Sustainable and Intelligent Smart Cities

Solaimalai,

Mandipudi,

Thirumala

et al. 2024

Advances in Systems Analysis, Software Engineering, and High Performance Computing

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Urbanization has led to the need for innovative solutions in civil construction to create sustainable and intelligent smart cities. This chapter explores the integration of nano-composite materials, IoT, and AI to enhance efficiency and functionality in civil construction projects. The chapter discusses the growing significance of smart civil construction in urban landscape development, nano-composite materials, IoT and AI, and their applications in construction. It highlights the synergies, challenges, and successful implementations of these technologies in smart cities, highlighting their potential for efficiency, sustainability, and economic benefits. The chapter predicts future trends in smart civil construction, emphasizing the need for robust security, privacy safeguards, and ethical AI practices.

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Ethical and Safety Considerations in Nanomaterial Use

Kaur,

Thakur,

Thakur

et al. 2024

Sustainability, Safety, and Applications of Nanomaterials-Based Corrosion Inhibitors

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This chapter explores the ethical and safety dimensions of employing nanomaterials. Delving into the intricate interplay between technological advancements and responsible practices, it scrutinizes potential risks associated with nanomaterial applications. Addressing concerns regarding toxicity, environmental impact, and human health, the chapter navigates through regulatory frameworks and ethical guidelines. Emphasizing the need for transparent communication, it advocates for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while safeguarding societal well-being. The chapter serves as a comprehensive guide for researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders navigating the evolving landscape of nanotechnology, promoting a responsible and ethically sound integration of nanomaterials into diverse domains

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Fabrication of Metallic Micro-/Nano-Composite Materials for Environmental Applications

Abstract: Micro-/nano-structured materials refer to functional materials with excellent chemical and physical properties at the level of micro-/nano-size, which have played an important role in a wide range of applications for addressing environmental problems [...]

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Pilot design of experiment study: effect of stirring duration and guest particle loading on electrostatic adsorption of Ti-6Al-4V composite powder formation

Pilot design of experiment study: effect of stirring duration and guest particle loading on electrostatic adsorption of Ti-6Al-4V composite powder formation

Nano-Composite Integration, IoT, and AI for Sustainable and Intelligent Smart Cities

Ethical and Safety Considerations in Nanomaterial Use

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