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Nanomaterials for Fabrication of Thermomechanical Robust Composite

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Nanomaterials have received a lot of interest as an emerging material because of their small size, surface effect, and tunneling effect, along with their potential utilization in traditional materials, electronic devices, energy storage devices, and other industries. Nanoparticles are nanomaterials with dimensions ranging from 1 to 100 nm. Nanomaterials with remarkable structural, mechanical, catalytic, optical, electrical, and magnetic characteristics that differ significantly from the bulk materials can be created. They can be categorized differently based on their qualities, forms, and sizes. There are different nanomaterials, including metals and ceramics are reinforced in the polymeric matrix to obtain composites with improved physical and chemical characteristics. A lot of research has been extensively reported on the impact of introducing nanomaterials into the polymeric matrix. The effect of nanomaterial selection, synthesis technique, grain size, and boundary structures on the mechanical characteristics of nanomaterials is presented in this chapter. Hybrid polymeric composites have undergone significant development and utilization for energy applications in recent times. However, future applications in the fields of engineering, industry, and medicine can be made possible by progressing further research on the molding technique of nanomaterials. Therefore, scientists and researchers put efforts into investigating the molding and fabrication technique as well as strengthening the process of an advanced, robust nanocomposite to fulfill the essential needs in future application. This chapter provides an overview of nanostructured materials along with composite preparation processes and discusses the effect that these approaches have on the thermomechanical performance of nanomaterial-based robust composites. However, future applications in the fields of engineering, industry, and medicine can be made possible by progressing further research on the molding technique of nanomaterials. As a result, scientists and researchers are investigating the molding and fabrication technique, as well as strengthening the process of an advanced robust nanocomposite to meet the critical needs in a future application.

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The authors thankfully acknowledge the support provided by Centurion University of Technology and Management, Odisha, India for carrying out the current research.

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    Priyambada Mallick, Santosh Ku. Satpathy & Srikanta Moharana

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Mallick, P., Satpathy, S.K., Moharana, S. (2023). Nanomaterials for Fabrication of Thermomechanical Robust Composite. In: Tiwari, S.K., Kumar, V., Thomas, S. (eds) Nanoparticles Reinforced Metal Nanocomposites. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-9729-7_10

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